
Our Lady Tigers are in action this morning playing in the Bonham tournament. Good Luck Ladies!
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It’s time for Friday Night Lights! Our Tigers are in Celeste to open the season. #TigersTogether #LifeReady


Our Tigers are working on ROARing behavior- Being safe and Responsible, Owning the choices of our words, actions and efforts, coming to school with a positive Attitude and being Respectful by treating others how we want to be treated. We appreciate parents supporting these behaviors and modeling them for your children.
Thank you for working with us to keep everyone safe in the drop off and pick up lines.
We are looking forward to seeing parents come to school and have lunch with your child for birthdays or special occasions.
We will be inviting grandparents to eat lunch with grandkids the week of September 12. Be looking for a schedule to come out.
Our new low cost after school program- Beyond the Bell - will begin September 6 - look for sign up information coming soon.
No school for students September 2 and September 5.
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Bus Update:
Coach Evan’s bus (#16) will have a substitute driver today. Mr. Strickland will be driving, the route may run a little later than normal.

See picture for the Bonham Volleyball Tournament bracket.
They are in the Silver Bracket playing in the Jr High Gym.

The water bottles are here! If you ordered a water bottle, it should be given to your child at the end of the day today. Thank you for supporting TMS! #TigersTogether #Thrive


Fifth graders have been busy creating art in Mrs. Bowman’s class. They learned about balance and proportion when creating their Manga characters. ✏️ #TigersTogether #Thrive





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THS football players welcoming elementary students to school 🏈


Ms. Harrison’s 5th grade STEM class had success with a dominoes challenge! #TigersTogether #Thrive




Our latest Caught Being Kind winners are Able Peckham and Sydney Tanner. They both helped clean up after other students. Thanks again to TXB for sponsoring our program. #TigersTogether #Thrive #TXB


Trenton Robotics Summer Volunteer Project
This year the Trenton High School Robotics Team selected the Pre-K classroom building as our summer volunteer project. The outside restoration of the building was funded by a generous gift from the Donaghey Foundation and Trenton ISD. The students replaced worn wood and painted the exterior. They also added metal underpinning, white rock, and a new welcome banner. Students volunteering their time included David De La Cueva, Evan Elston, Zander Huffman, Jose Lobato, Lukas Lowrance, David Parsons, Landon Schuster, Lukas Schuster, Emory Williams, and Lexington Williams. Jana Baugh and Melanie Hall, Trenton Pre-K teachers, were the inspiration behind the paint scheme. Robotics Sponsor Larry Williams and Superintendent Jeremy Strickland helped mentor the project. The photos attached include the Pre-K building exterior before work began, students in action, and the Pre-K building after work was complete. Thank you to all the students who gave up some of their summer vacation time to participate in this important project.

Bus #25 (Mr. Jim’s) had a slight delay departing from the elementary this afternoon. The bus may be running a few minutes behind its normal afternoon schedule.

Congratulations to our Lady Tiger Volleyball team on winning the Consultation Championship today at the North Hopkins Tournament!
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Congratulations to our Lady Tiger JV and Varsity Volleyball teams on picking victories tonight in Savoy!
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The power has been restored at the high school. We also wanted to remind everyone that today is the last day to order a football or volleyball t-shirt.
Football: http://specialtsprinting.com/ths_football
Volleyball: http://specialtsprinting.com/ths-volleyball

The high school is currently without power. Fannin County Coop is aware of the outage. We are monitoring the situation and will communicate any updates as needed. At this time, our students are safe and we are continuing with our normal schedule.

District Information:
All campuses open to receive students at 7:20 am.
All campus visitors are required to provide a photo ID before you will be allowed in any campus office.
Visitors only coming to a campus to drop something off for a student will drop the item off in the foyer. We will not allow these types of visitors to enter our offices.
The elementary dismissal schedule is currently:
3:20 pm - Car Riders
3:20 pm - Bus Riders
3:25 pm - Walk-Ups
The middle school bell rings for dismissal at 3:30 pm.
The high school bell rings for dismissal at 3:35 pm.

TMS has our 1st Caught Being Kind winner! Bradley Johnston was caught helping his teacher today with attendance. He won a free drink from TXB and a duckie. Thank you TXB for helping sponsor this program. #TigersTogether #Thrive


In Mrs. Sleeper’s sixth grade science class today, students had to save Sam, (gummy worm) the worm, whose boat (cup) had capsized. They could only use a paperclip. Sam’s life vest (gummy lifesaver) was stuck under the boat so students had to get Sam off the top of the boat, get the boat off of the life vest, and get the life vest onto Sam’s belly in order to save him. The students really enjoyed this critical thinking activity. #TigersTogether #Thrive



Trenton Elementary Dismissal Update:
Elementary Parents,
We are adjusting our dismissal process starting this afternoon regarding walk-ups. In an effort to improve our dismissal system by making it both more organized and safer, starting today, walk-ups will be released after we have gotten all of our bus riders on the buses. We appreciate your understanding while we work to improve our processes.
Sincerely,
Jeremy Strickland
Superintendent
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