Tri County High School

08/25/2026

Tri County's homecoming will be the weekend of September 18th. We will be getting additional information out soon, but wanted to let students and parents know so they could save the date.

07/20/2026

Don't forget our community event/open house on 8/20/2026. Students can get their class lists, have their school pictures taken, obtain their student id's, and enter to win a lot of fun prizes that have been donated by some amazing sponsors!

07/20/2026

06/05/2026

We hope you all enjoy your summer and rest up.

If you need to get anything from the high school, the office will be open as follows:

6/8/26-6/12/26: 8AM-1PM

After the 12th of June we will only be in the office on Wednesday's from 8AM-12PM. The offices will be closed for the holiday from 6/29/26-7/3/26.

If you need a work permit or physical form, these are available outside of the office door or at our central office.

Stay safe, and we will see you in August!

05/30/2026

Sorry for the delay, but here is the link to this year's graduation photos courtesy of Mrs. Dollberg and Kendal Proctor. We hope you enjoy the photos and we send our best wishes to the Class of 2026!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18RrdDMUeMAFg1ui4RdrJJg26P2qPLhDV?usp=sharing

05/27/2026

Summer meal pick ups are back this year! They will start on June 4th, and will be held at the middle school. Pick ups will go from 9:15AM - 12:15PM, and will be held every Thursday through August 13th.

05/22/2026

As we reflect on our graduates from the Class of 2026, we were able to see some of the creations they made in their English 12 class. They were reading through Oedipus the King, and were tasked with making a mask to reflect the reading. There were some amazing masks created for sure!

05/18/2026

Our English department held a March is Reading Month Contest for all high school students, and the winners received a new book of their choice.

The students had to write a short paper on what they have read in the last year that had an impact on them. They had to following guidelines to use when writing:

*Focus on Impact: Why did this book matter to you?
*Show, don't tell: Use specific quotes or scenes as examples
*One page means concise: Choose your strongest points
*Make it visual: Consider using graphics, colors, or layouts that reflect the book's mood or themes.

Five winners were chosen from grades 9-11 and two winners were chosen from grade 12. Attached are the winning students projects and the books that they chose.

05/14/2026

Tomorrow is our Class of 2026’s last day at TCHS. Seniors have a special schedule for the day that ends with a required graduation practice.
We have emailed the schedule and several announcements and reminders this week to seniors and their parents so please make sure that you are regularly checking your email.
Senior poster prints for sale and yearbook details were emailed this week as well. You can see the images at the link below or in the cafetorium tomorrow morning during cap and gown distribution. Prints are $20 and framed prints are $40. Monies raised are used to buy new frames and make more prints. See Mrs. Dollberg in the cafetorium tomorrow or stop in the office to purchase a picture (cash or check).

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ej6rmaozx17M8pMiKk1aiZDe7KlgvE-h

05/11/2026

Our career center students have been outstanding this year. We have many students at each career center who are receiving honors or honor cords.

From Mecosta Osceola Career Center we have the following students receiving honor cords: Owen Clapper, Garrett Fansler, Slater Gardner, Anthony Hamilton, Isabella Lebrun, Brihanna Smits, Garrett VanderZyl, and Rocket Wilson.

From Newaygo County Career Tech Center we have the following students and the honors they have received:
- Veronica Abad-Dominguez is being honored for a few awards from FFA as well as being chosen for this year's Outstanding Student in our Agriscience program
- Liam Schulz received an award in SkillsUSA competition as well as being chosen for this year's Outstanding Student in our Heavy Equipment program.
- Maximus Druckenmiller was chosen for this year's Outstanding Student in our Business Management program.
- Violet Bellamy was chosen for this year's Outstanding Student in our Cosmetology program.
- Briana Cheatham was chosen for this year's Outstanding Student in our Culinary program.

Congratulations on all of your hard work and dedication to each program!