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Early Release CanceledDear TCU Families,When looking at the hybrid learning model and wanting to avoid losing student instructional time, the TCU School Board approved canceling the 2-Hour Early Release on Wednesday, Oct. 14th. Students will have a regular schedule that day with their normal start and end times. The school board will continue to look at the monthly early releases on an individual basis and make decisions accordingly. Thank you, Lonnie Seifert, Superintendent Tri-City United Schools Estimadas familias de TCU, Al observar el modelo de aprendizaje híbrido y querer evitar perder el tiempo de instrucción de los estudiantes, los Directores de la Escuela de TCU aprobaron cancelar el Día de Salida Temprana de 2 horas el miércoles 14 de octubre. Los estudiantes tendrán un horario regular ese día con sus horas normales de inicio y salida. Los Directores de la Escuela continuarán observando los lanzamientos tempranos mensuales de forma individual y tomarán decisiones en consecuencia. Gracias, Lonnie Seifert, Superintendente Escuelas Tri-City United |
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New guides from the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH)These are brand new guides from MDH on when to send your student(s) to school and when not to, along with updated health screening information. Contact your school nurse with questions.Home Screening Tools for COVID-19 Symptoms: https://www.health.state.mn. COVID-19 Attendance Guide: https://www.health.state.mn. *As a reminder, please do a daily health screening of your child(ren), along with sending your child to school with a mask. |
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Titan Temporary Free Meal Program and RegistrationTri-City United will be offering free breakfast and lunch to all TCU District enrolled students, grades PreK-12 beginning Monday, September 14th. More specific information and registration for curbside meals are available here. **All meals will need to be pre-ordered, picked up curbside at one of our designated locations. TCU needs your help. While meals will be free while this program is active, we still request that you complete a free & reduced-price meal application. To apply for Free or Reduced Priced Meals, complete an application. Log in to the JMC parent portal and navigate to "20-21 Registration". In the Registration Dashboard, click the link for the Meals Application. |
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Mask/Face covering is required in all Tri-City United School and District Buildings.Face mask/coverings are required for all students (in grades K-12), staff, and anyone present in any Tri-City United building beginning July 25 in accordance with the Governor's Executive Order 20-81. |
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Tri-City United Schools Receives National RecognitionProject Lead the Way (PLTW) National Distinguished Schools Recognition for the 2nd Year in a Row! - TCU Le Center, TCU Lonsdale, and TCU Montgomery selected as PLTW National Distinguished Schools for our Elementary Launch programming. We are 3 of only 404 elementary schools across the U.S. to receive this honor. - TCU Le Center and TCU Montgomery were also selected as PLTW Distinguished schools for our middle-level Gateway program. We are 2 of just 176 middle schools across the U.S. to receive this honor. The PLTW Distinguished School recognition honors schools committed to increasing student access, engagement, and achievement in their PLTW programs. |
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Le Sueur County Broadband InitiativeLe Sueur County residents and businesses! State broadband maps tell us that finding good Internet service is a challenge for many residents. The county board has enabled a broadband task force to recommend strategies for addressing this situation. Access the Broadband Survey."Please Test & Register your current internet speeds with the State of Minnesota" https://expressoptimizer.net/ |
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TCU Little Titans School Readiness
Preschool Program earned the highest possible rating from Parent Aware
and offers a wide variety of options for families.
TCU uses blended learning environments to engage students in how the scientific method can be applied to everyday life.
92+ possible college credits.
26 concurrent enrollment courses.
15 articulated courses in
skilled trades.
Tri-City United School District recognized at the National level for Project Lead The Way (PLTW) as well as a National Blue Ribbon School.
