Tri-Valley’s Constitution Day Celebration Featured in the River Reporter

Tri-Valley Central School District’s first-ever Constitution Day celebration was recently featured in the River Reporter, highlighting a day dedicated to civic education, student leadership, and community involvement. Held on September 17, the event brought together students in grades 7–12, educators, and local leaders to explore the significance of the U.S. Constitution and the importance of …

Tri-Valley Announces Fall 2026 Adult Education Classes

Tri-Valley Central School District is excited to announce its Fall 2026 Adult Education program, offering a variety of activities for community members looking to stay active, learn new skills, and connect with others. The program will run from October 19 through December 19, 2026, with classes ranging from recreational sports and fitness to quilting, meditation, …

Sullivan 180 Grant Supports Forest School Training for Tri-Valley Elementary Staff

Eleven Tri-Valley Elementary School staff members recently participated in Forest School training, made possible through funding from the District’s Sullivan 180 competition grant. The professional development opportunity focused on helping educators incorporate outdoor learning experiences into their instruction while making meaningful connections to the core academic curriculum. Forest School training provides educators with practical strategies …

Tri-Valley Celebrates 2026 Sullivan County School Boards Association Award Recipients

Tri-Valley Central School District proudly congratulates Daniel McCauliff and Larry Whipple, who were honored at the 2026 Sullivan County School Boards Association’s annual awards dinner on October 5, 2026, at Villa Roma. Both individuals were recognized for their outstanding contributions to Tri-Valley students, families, and the greater school community. Daniel McCauliff – Outstanding Educator Award …

Tri-Valley Band Students Showcase Talent and Dedication at Three Community Events

On Saturday, October 3rd, Tri-Valley Secondary School Band members performed in three separate community events, moving and resetting truckloads of equipment at each venue throughout the day. The day began with packing as many musicians as safely possible onto a hay wagon for the Daniel Pierce Library’s Giant Pumpkin Party Parade! Students performed a dozen …

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