Need some FFA gear? Our store is now live and will close October 1st, when membership closes! Our shirt this year comes in a wide range of sizes and we brought back our sweatshirt from last year.
If you have a child wanting to join FFA:
Junior Membership is $15 and is open for 3rd-8th graders (as long as they are not enrolled in an ag class)
Full Membership is $20 and is open to 9th (or 8th if enrolled in Principles of Ag)- 12th graders.
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Great news for the Three Rivers ISD Cafeteria Department...both campuses received 100% on their inspections! Way to go, Mrs. Whitney Means!
🇺🇸 Congratulations to Class of 2026 graduates Dominick Pullin and Riley Lee on completing U.S. Army Basic Training!
Dominick will be stationed in Virginia, and Riley will be stationed in North Carolina.
TRISD is incredibly proud of their hard work, dedication, and commitment. We are honored to recognize this special accomplishment and could not be prouder. Thank you, Dominick and Riley, for choosing to serve our country. We know you will continue to make us proud! 🇺🇸
#ClassOf2026 #ArmyStrong
Great news, it was just announced that Three Rivers is a Friday $5K Winner! 🎉 That means $5000 for the Athletic Department. Thank you to all who made this possible.
We want to congratulate Dominick Pullin on his recent accomplishment. Dominick completed Basic Training at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma and is now Private Pulllin! A recent Bulldog graduate (Class of 2026), Dominick held a leadership position within his unit during his training experience. Dominick is the son of Darrell and Kim Pullin.
College bound? Let’s get you ready!
Cranes on site installing the new video board and LED stadium lights!
Please vote for Senior Morgan Niembro...
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Leis, leadership, and legendary heroes!
Are you in an ag class this year? If so come say "Hi" at our back to school social Monday evening.
We will be holding a parent information meeting at the same time, followed by a mandatory barn meeting for feeders and parents if you will be keeping livestock projects at the school barn.
Students in 7th-12th grade who have taken or are enrolled in a Family and Consumer Science class can become a member of our award winning FCCLA chapter. Students can participate in STAR Events, the L.O.C. Fair and gain leadership opportunities.
Good morning. The Jr.-Senior High School is conducting required safety drills today. That may explain more law enforcement on campus today. Here is the chart we use to explain the commands.
Dr. Scott's Bulletin Board outside his classroom never ceases to disappoint at the Elementary campus! (He did have some help).
Big news and an even bigger proud moment! Huge congratulations to TRHS Senior Walker Fox for officially taking his Oath of Enlistment into the United States Marine Corps Delayed Entry Program! Walker has dreamed of joining the Marines since he was just 7 years old, and seeing that dream come true is incredible. After graduation, he’ll be heading out to San Diego for basic training before starting his path toward a career in aviation mechanics with the USMC. Walker, we couldn’t be prouder of your dedication and commitment to serving our country. You’re going to do amazing things!
Doris Johanson Volleyball Tournament Action this am in the SAC Gym. Varsity Lady Bulldogs have a good match going on with the Sinton Lady Pirates! (24-21, Sinton)
The Elementary playground is shaping up nicely with new turf. Tarkett crews are expecting to be done this Friday.
We have about 90 good playground pads made out of compressed foam for sale at $15 a pad. There are many smaller ones and partially torn ones as well. Those can be sold for $7.00 a pad. The whole pads are about 4' x 8' in size and about 1 3/4-2" in thickness. If interested, message me on Facebook.
Intensity on fire at this morning's early practice.
As we gear up for the new school year, we want to make sure all of our shop students are completely prepared to hit the ground running. Safety is our biggest priority, and having the right gear on day one makes all the difference.
I’ve put together a quick visual guide, but here is a simple breakdown of what to bring and wear:
Must-Haves (Required Daily)
1) Long-sleeve welding shirt/jacket: Keeps arms protected from sparks and heat.
2) Full-length denim jeans: Solid jeans only, please! No frays, rips, or holes—sparks love finding those.
3) Leather boots or shoes: Closed-toe shoes are required at all times, but leather boots are a must once we start welding.
4) Safety glasses: We supply these in class!
Good to Have (Optional/Recommended)
5) Leather welding gloves: We keep some on hand in the shop, but having your own pair that fits well is always a good idea.
6) Welding helmet: Great option if your student plans on doing a lot of welding projects but I have several available as well
7) Lock: To keep personal stuff safe in the shop lockers.
8 ) Water bottle: We have a bottle refilling station in the shop instead of traditional fountains, so send them with a refillable bottle to stay hydrated.
A quick tip from experience: please write your student’s name on their gear with a sharpie! Items tend to look alike once they're laid out in the shop.
If you have any questions about gear before you go shopping, feel free to reach out. Looking forward to a great year! - Mrs. Caninenberg
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Senior Sunrise!
