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Parent-Family Newsletter - Homecoming Edition
Homecoming 2022!
TMS-THS Families,
Homecoming events will be taking place from October 3-8. Our goal when designing these experiences is to enhance engagement within the three communities of Claremont, Dodge Center, and West Concord, while at the same time having many activities that would create lifelong memories for our students and parents! We understand that many questions accompany these events. Please do not hesitate to contact the THS office with questions.
Many people worked collaboratively to make this experience possible. A special thank you to the staff members and community members listed below.
Kim Swanson - Student Council Advisor
Craig Schlichting - Triton Superintendent
Corey Black - THS Activities Director
Kevin Krenz - Assistant Principal
Shane Van Beek - Elementary Principal
Chris Pluto - Community Member
Keri Ginder - Community Member
Katie Henslin -Community member
Dave Skadson - School Resource Officer
Tricia Johnson - School Social Worker
We hope you will join us this week as we celebrate the many great things happening at Triton Public Schools! Together #WeAreTriton
HOMECOMING - OCTOBER 3 - 8
Principal's Update
Triton Parents and Families,
Homecoming is a time to celebrate all of the great things happening at Triton. We will continue to be in support of school spirit and helping create memorable experiences. As we head into these activities, we wanted to remind everyone that "because it's homecoming week" will not be a sufficient excuse for inappropriate behavior. We will not tolerate or participate in acts that are unsportsmanlike or destructive. We have so many things to be proud of, we have awesome students, great teachers, and supportive parents. Let's continue to work together to make sure all involved have a positive experience.
Thank you for your continued support! I hope homecoming is enjoyable for your children, family, and the Triton community. Together #WeAreTriton
Luke Lutterman
llutterman@triton.k12.mn.us
(507) 418-7520
1st Row L to R: Nancy Fernandez, Jozey Boe, Cameron Vermilyea, Brylee Iverson, Kyla Smith, Reece Dobbs, Mariah Busch.
2nd Row L to R: Boe Munnikhuysen, Owen Garness, Matt Roussopoulos, Isaac Gonzalez, Francis Price, Logan Tufte.
This group is a fantastic representation of Triton High School and the communities of Claremont, Dodge Center, and West Concord!
High School Homecoming Activities
Homecoming Evening Activities
Middle School Dance - Friday, Oct. 7
High School Dance - Saturday, Oct. 8
Please Join Us - Triton Homecoming Parade
WHEN - Friday, October 7, at 1:15 PM
We are very excited about the Homecoming Parade! We currently have over 30 groups participating from student groups and community businesses from Claremont, Dodge Center, and West Concord. The picture below highlights the parade route.
Triton High School students will be excused after the parade and Triton Elementary and Middle School students will have their regular dismissal procedures and timelines in place.
Drivers Education Options
Learn how to drive with Mr. Johnson!
Enhanced Driving Institute will be holding a driver’s ed class here at Triton, October 31st – November 11th (2 weeks, M-F) from 3:30-6:30pm. The three Behind the Wheel lessons would be held at the Rochester location.
The Complete Package, which includes classroom and 6 hours BTW has a 10-month
program agreement starting the first day of class. There is also a
Classroom Only option that can be purchased that is not subject to a program agreement. This may be an option for those younger than age 15. If you have questions ask Mr. Johnson or visit the website for more detailed information and to register
https://www. enhanceddrivinginstitute-mn. com/triton
St. Joseph Driving School is available for behind the wheel with pick up and drop off at home or school. Students or parents may call 507-259-7675 or 507-634-6293 to set up driving instruction. They are not offering classroom instruction at this time, however students have the option to do classroom online or in person with any driving school in the state of Minnesota.
Hot Chip Challenge
You can
CLICK HERE to learn more about the TikTok challenge that we have heard has been taking place in our area. I can tell you that these are available in our local convenience stores and students have had access. This challenge involves eating an extremely hot pepper-based chip without taking a drink of water. Please take a moment to talk to your child about the dangers of this challenge. We will address this as needed here at school. But please note that students should not be in possession of these chips during school as they are not safe and create a distraction to the learning environment.
Digitial Tools Used at Triton
Triton Public Schools uses a variety of digital tools to support student learning. Technology vendors and software are utilized to support work as we help all students develop the skills necessary to succeed in an ever-changing world.
We have an inventory of our curriculum, testing, and assessment tools posted at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1unjuIsIGGM2021Tdas_yEXLTsqA4oD1gkgZ_SXMUujA/edit?usp=sharing and include an outline of the student data elements within each tool. This list is maintained and communicated annually to all families at the start of the school year.
Please reach out to Technology Coordinator Rebecca Goossens (rgoossens@triton.k12.mn.us) or Technology Integrationist Coltt Ullom (cullom@triton.k12.mn.us) for additional questions regarding specific digital tools used in classrooms.
Sincerely,
Triton Public Schools
Mr. Kevin Krenz
Assistant Principal
