We are proud to announce the release of the June 2025 Guidepost – Senior Spotlight Edition! This special issue is dedicated to celebrating the remarkable Class of 2025 — a group of students whose resilience, achievements, and spirit have made a lasting impact on our school community. Inside, you’ll find student reflections, memorable moments, and …
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Tri-Valley’s track and field team made a powerful showing at the New York State Championships on June 13-14, with eight athletes competing in 14 events and returning home with an impressive haul: three Class C state titles, two silver medals, and multiple top-eight finishes at the Federation level. Van Furman led the way, capturing both …
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On Wednesday, June 11th, Tri-Valley Central School held its annual Senior Celebration, an evening filled with pride, applause, and heartfelt recognition for the accomplishments of the Class of 2025. Surrounded by family, faculty, and friends, seniors were honored for their hard work, resilience, and achievements through a wide array of scholarships and awards. The event …
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Tri-Valley Central School District is pleased to announce the Top 10 seniors of the Class of 2025! Congratulations to these outstanding students for their exceptional academic achievements. We are incredibly proud of their dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence. The Top 10 students and their weighted GPAs are as follows: William Seward – Weighted GPA- …
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On May 20, Tri-Valley Central School District voters approved the district’s proposed $38,070,773 budget for the 2025-2026 school year. The budget passed with 67.15% of the vote—280 in favor and 137 opposed. The approved budget of $38,070,773 represents a modest 2.14% increase over the current year’s budget. This budget is key to preserving and advancing …
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Tri-Valley’s FFA Chapter had an outstanding showing at the 100th New York State FFA Convention, earning numerous accolades and recognitions across a wide variety of categories. We are incredibly proud of all our students for their hard work, leadership, and dedication. Below are the full results of this year’s convention. Congratulations to all participants and …
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Tri-Valley Central School District proudly recognizes the following students for achieving academic excellence during the third quarter of the 2024–2025 school year. Students have been named to the Principal’s Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, and Honor Roll based on their outstanding academic performance. Principal’s Honor Roll 12th Grade Nicholas Altman, Nicholas Bender, Jenna Carmody, Mya …
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The Elementary Newspaper Club has released the third issue of Bears’ Breaking News — April 2025 Edition. Check it out here! School Lunch Report By Vaughn Steiner Interview with Ms. Daisy Padua from Whitsons Culinary Group on how school lunches are planned, NSLP guidelines, and student favorites like cheesy breadsticks and chicken nuggets. Includes survey …
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On March 26, 2025, the fifteenth annual 8th Grade Poetry Slam took place at Tri-Valley Central School. Forty-one 8th-grade students took to the stage to compete in the event. The event was watched by a crowd made up of parents, students, teachers, staff, and administrators. A large part of a poetry slam is the performance …
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Tri-Valley Central School District is proud to announce the valedictorian and salutatorian for the graduating Class of 2025. This year’s top honors go to valedictorian William Seward and salutatorian Jenna Carmody, both of whom have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and dedication throughout their high school careers. Academic Excellence and Dedication William Seward, the Class …
