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Reminder on IMPORTANT DATES AND TIMES FOR THE Class of 2021,
April 24th- 7:00pm Prom - The Factory in TroyMay 13th - 6:00pm Local Scholarships and Academic Awards Ceremony in the TBHS Performing Arts Center
May 17th - 19th -Senior Finals
SENIORS MAY DO Graduation Preparation & Senior Check-Out CHECK OUT ON EITHER
May 19th- 1:00pm - 3:00pm OR May 20th- 8:00am - 10:00am
Students will report directly to the TBHS Gym and ALL Seniors will need to bring their Cap & Gowns for formal graduation photos. The photographer will provide you with a card that will indicate where to locate pricing and ordering information.
● Seniors will not be allowed into the Main Building as classes will be in
session
● All fines/fees must be paid by this time.
● All district electronic devices will be returned during this time.
May 20th- TBD Senior Walk: Seniors are invited to return to their elementary school after Senior Check-Out and "Walk" the halls in their cap & gown. Look for more information to come through canvas.May 20th- 7:00pm Graduation Ceremony @ Family Arena in St. Charles ***Graduation is a formal ceremony, we ask students to dress professionally.
***There is no limit to the amount of guests you invite and no tickets will be needed to enter. However, the arena will be set up for social distancing, so depending on how many guests you have they may be a little spread out but in the same vicinity.
SEATING is first come first serve, there will not be assigned seating. Arena doors will be locked until 5:30, and at that time they will allow parents to enter and find seating.Masks must be worn by all students, guests, and school staff.
6:00pm Student Report Time - Doors Open (Gates 1 & 2)
7:00pm Graduation Begins!!!
Additional information and guidelines will be forthcoming so it is important to check your CANVAS ANNOUNCEMENTS &/or your STUDENT EMAIL daily
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TBHS Art Students Recognized
Art students at TBHS are making waves with their talent!
- YAM or Youth Art Month celebrations were held at the State Capital last week. We had 4 students participate by submitting images to the display; see the slideshow HERE.
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- Those students were: MacKinzie Huffmann, Elizabeth Channel, Morgan Ryan, & Daisy Ferguson
- We had 4 students accepted into the Missouri Bi-Centennial Coloring Book available HERE
- Those students were: Madison Graff, Jessica Jenkins, Oliver Elders, & Lucas Bostick
- I would love to award Coloring Books to these students for their designs
- The following relates to senior student Elizabeth Channel specifically:
- Won the Senate Show for District 10; chosen by Jeannie Riddle (Pen and Ink - Image Attached)
- This image will hang in the Capital for the next year in their state-wide display
- Link to the PPT display of winners HERE
- Place 1st in her division for MAEA Student Show (Puppy Painting - Image Attached)
- Missouri State University Merit Award winner for her submissions to their juried HS exhibition
- PDF of total winners linked - this is the top 9%
- Won the Senate Show for District 10; chosen by Jeannie Riddle (Pen and Ink - Image Attached)
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PLEASE CONGRATULATE OUR STUDENTS OF THE WEEK!
Nominate a student HERE: https://forms.gle/8WihdmmUVGa9s9HFA
SOPHOMORE STUDENT OF THE WEEK
Name: Ezekiel Guernsey
Nominated by: Mrs. Dalton
Reason for Nomination: “Ezekiel has demonstrated such remarkable improvement in a year presented with such dramatic changes. Zeke began his year working virtually, and since returning to in-person learning has overcome both personal and academic struggle. He is always receptive to suggestions and always makes an effort. His grades are proof of his intentions. He may be reserved, yet he is always kind and cooperative. I am proud of Zeke. It is evident he wants to be successful and I am looking forward to seeing what his future holds.”
JUNIOR STUDENT OF THE WEEK
Name: Megan Nanney
Nominated by: Mrs. Hall
Reason for Nomination: “Megan always greets me in the mornings with "Good morning, Mrs. Hall" with a smile on her face and sweet disposition. She is always a great helper to her neighbor during Digital Design class which allows me to help other students as needed. I enjoy having Megan and class and can see how she has grown since last year. Keep up the good work, Megan! ”
SENIOR STUDENT OF THE WEEK
Name: Alex Skillman
Nominated by: Mr. DeManuele
Reason for Nomination: “I would like to nominate Alex Skillman. He is always willing to help other engineering kids with coding problems, and always helps with a great attitude! Alex is always looking for new ways to help future PLTW kids be more successful, by making how-to coding videos and helping other students to be more successful.”
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL VISITORS
All campuses in the Lincoln County R-III School District will be utilizing the following new procedure for school visitors.
All visitors will be required to sign-in using the LobbyGuard Visitor Management system and scan their driver’s license. If the visitor does not have a driver’s license, another form of valid photo ID will be required. Following the sign-in process, a visitor badge will be printed and is to be worn at all times while on school property. Any visitor who is not wearing a visitor badge will be escorted to the main office.
Prior to leaving the school, all visitors must visit the main office and sign-out out using the LobbyGuard system. Main office staff will be available to answer questions and provide assistance as needed.Thank you for your cooperation as we strive to continue providing the most secure learning environment possible for our students.
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To request transcripts please use the link above to access the form. Then email the request form to plochc@troy.k12.mo.us or fax the form to TBHS Guidance Office: 636-462-5169. For questions call 636-462-5168
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Tryout Card and Requirements for Sports
Effective immediately, all physicals and paperwork must be turned into the athletic office prior to tryouts/practices. Eligibility requirements for sports will now be checked before an athlete can participate.
