On Monday, May 6, a special ceremony was held at Tri-Valley Central School for 7th and 8th grade students. The assembly, put on by the 7th and 8th grade teachers, recognized students for achieving Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and Principal’s Honor Roll for the third quarter. Special awards were also given to …
We are excited to announce that 3 members of the Tri-Valley School District received awards in the following areas from the Mid-Hudson Study School Council for their excellence in the following: Teaching Excellence: Russ Morey If you’ve ever dealt with Mr. Morey as a student or parent, you know that he is beyond exceptional. He …
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National Police Week begins May 15th-May 21st. In 1962, President Kennedy proclaimed May 15th as National Peace Officers Memorial Day. This day falls every year during National Police Week. Tri-Valley will show our support for the men and women in blue that protect and serve our community. We ask the community to join us by …
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The Tri-Valley Central School District congratulates all our scholars who earned honor roll in the third quarter of the 2023-2024 school year. Third Quarter l 2023-24 Principal’s Honor Roll 12th Grade Scott Cole Amelia Mickelson Craig Costa Colin Monell Kendall McGregor Emily Rusin Abbigail Mentnech Lily Siciliano Austin Swett 11th Grade Nicholas Bender Jai …
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The Tri-Valley Central School District Board of Education adopted a 2024-25 budget proposal that prioritizes student achievement and responsible fiscal management while considering the impact on taxpayers. Eligible residents will vote May 21 on the proposal, which maintains curricular, extracurricular and athletic programs and reallocates staffing while retaining the academic excellence the community expects of …
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Tri-Valley Central School District is pleased to announce the Top 10 seniors of the Class of 2024! Congratulations to these students on their achievements. We are extremely proud of all our hard working seniors! The Top 10 students and their academic rankings are as follows: Abbigail Mentnech- Weighted GPA- 100.14 Scott Cole- Weighted GPA- 99.74 …
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Congratulations to the following Secondary School students who received awards for their pieces of art at the Sullivan County Art Show! Artist Choice Winner 6-12th grade Kenzie Krier- Flower Vase Sculpture – Grade 6 Shelby Carroll- Untitled Drawing Black & White – Grade 8 Aaron Edwards- Modern House Ceramics- Grade 9 Devyn Callahan- Jelly Spread …
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Members of the Tri-Valley Elementary School Newspaper Club created their second issue of TV News. Tri-Valley School News Poetry Club at Tri-Valley Central School District led by Mrs. Shannon By: Navya Patel The students who participate during this after school program are: Kenzie Krier, Navya Patel, Riley Mioglionico, Crixus Fields, Charlie Flores, Bianna Meyer, Addison …
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On March 27, 2024, the fourteenth annual 8th Grade Poetry Slam took place at Tri-Valley Central School. Forty-six 8th grade students took to the stage to compete in the event. The evening event was watched by a crowd made up of parents, students, teachers, staff, and administrators. A large part of a Poetry Slam is …
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Our Scholarship page is now on the Secondary School webpage! Scholarships are being updated weekly as we get them in from each organization. Take a look at the multiple scholarships Tri-Valley offers and read each description to figure out if you qualify. Students can always reach out to their counselor if they want help figuring …
