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Tri-Valley is holding two Parent and Community Chats to have a conversation about the best ways to support students and their families. The chats are June 6th at the Secondary School and June 10th at the Neversink Firehouse. Both are from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. Refreshments will be served. We hope to see you there!
On Friday, April 26, eighth grade students (accompanied by nine chaperones) at Tri-Valley Central School took a very special field trip to New York City. It was a busy day that proved to be very educational! Click the link above for more information and photos from the trip!
On Monday, May 6, a special ceremony was held at Tri-Valley Central School for 7 th and 8 th grade students. The assembly, put on by the 7 th and 8 th grade teachers, recognized students for achieving Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and Principal’s Honor Roll. Click the headline above for more information and photos from the event!
The New York State Regents exams are just around the corner, and you can help your students prepare for the exams with Regents Review 2.0, a free service presented by New York’s public broadcasters. Regents Review 2.0, New York students’ favorite Regents test-preparation program, includes hour-long test preparation programs, being broadcast by New York’s public broadcast stations. Check with your local PBS station for dates and times. The videos are also available for anytime viewing at regentsreviewny.net, which also features recommended online study resources. Featured this year is a video program and resources for the new Global History and Geography II, and materials for 10 other exams including the Transition Global History and Geography test. Regents Review 2.0 is produced by WCNY with the New York State Teacher Center Network (NYSTC) providing content development and expert teacher presenters.
Please see the new photos in our slide show above from the March 2019 Mathworks Mega Math Challenge, and click the link to read more about this amazing event!
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