Staff Shout Out: Mr. Titko was nominated for involving your students in the CTE presentation to sophomores in such a creative way! It's great to see the pride in their work on their faces as they share what they have gained from the program. Great job! Our students are lucky to have you and we appreciate you at TRHS!
Congratulations to our PBIS Winners: Lillie Boyd, Isaac Freedman, Suri Butler, Maggie Pazderak, Ty Porter, and staff member Mrs. Foreman.
SENIORS going on the class trip to Washington DC!! Your final payment is past due. If you haven’t paid your trip balance, please do so ASAP. If you’re not sure how much you owe, see Mrs. Jurging or Mrs. D’Sidocky.
The Auditorium Stage Crew will be having a meeting TODAY after school in the
Auditorium. Join us to learn about what we have planned for the spring and how
you can get involved in the Auditorium and the arts here at TRHS, including our
upcoming musical. Reach out to the Auditorium Manager, Daniel Braun, with any
questions.
Auditorium. Join us to learn about what we have planned for the spring and how
you can get involved in the Auditorium and the arts here at TRHS, including our
upcoming musical. Reach out to the Auditorium Manager, Daniel Braun, with any
questions.
The Advanced Placement (AP) & College Credit Plus (CCP) Meeting will be held on January 22, 2026, at 7:00 pm in the TRHS auditorium. This evening is specifically designed to help parents and students better understand our advanced course offerings and to provide a clear understanding of the fundamental differences between Advanced Placement (AP) courses and College Credit Plus (CCP). We will start the night with a brief introduction to our AP courses before diving into the core comparison between the two programs. We will then hand it over to our CCP representative from Kent State who will review the CCP program
Today’s PBIS Winners are: Liam Wade, AJ Rugley, Jasmine Osby, Ivy Provencal, and Nick Kellhoffer. Staff: Mr. Paul Wilson. Congratulations!
Boys! Remember that next Thursday, January 22 is the Rowdy Rough Volleyball game! Sign-ups are in the Activities Office and Mrs. Larkin’s Room The $15 fee is due to Mrs. Larkin next Wednesday. Shirt sizes are first come, first serve.
Do you have any rage and anger you need to get out? Sign-up for class vs. class dodgeball on Monday the 26th Sign-ups in Mrs. Larkin’s class, room 172 or the activities office.
Hope to see you guys at winter formal! Juniors and seniors can bring a guest from other schools. Look for the guest form in the activities office if interested.
Freshmen, freshmen, freshmen. If you haven’t voted for your pep rally theme yet…What are you waiting for? Head to the Class of 2029’s Google Classroom to vote!
SENIORS going on the class trip to Washington DC -- This is a reminder that the final payment for the trip is due TOMORROW! Also, there are still some spots available; so if you still want to go but thought it was too late, see Mrs. Jurging by the end of the week.
Perception Magazine is STILL lowkey goated, if you still want to be lowkey goated too, then come to our meeting TODAY after school in room 179. Talk to Mr. Baker if you have any questions!
The Speech And Debate team competed this weekend at Stow high school. Cooper Slater was named a top novice in Lincoln Douglas debate. Congrats to the team on another successful tournament.
Congratulations to today’s PBIS Winners: William Wolfgram Evans, Lewis Liston, Aiden Ziots, Aiden Barrickman, and Pheonix Sibbio. Staff: Mrs. Makan
Winter formal is coming up quickly! This year’s theme is new York City. The dance is Saturday, January 31st from 7-10 pm at Roosevelt. Hope to see you there!
Hey Class of 2029! We are so excited to announce that voting for this winter’s pep rally theme is now officially open! Head to the Class of 2029’s Google Classroom to vote!
Attention Juniors! We need you! Prom Works start Tuesday, January 13 from 6-8 in Room 133. See Ms. Dreher if you have any questions.
Chat, is this real! Perception Magazine, the most baller creative magazine ever, is having our first meeting of the new year Wednesday after school in room 179! Talk to Mr. Baker if you have any questions!
Be honest—how often do you see something online and just assume it’s true? Next year, there’s a new elective called Deciphering Disinformation in Democracy. In this class, you’ll learn how to tell what’s real, what’s misleading, and what’s trying to influence you—especially on social media. You’ll also look at how misinformation can affect real-world issues, including the choices people make and how society functions. If you want stronger skills for navigating information and understanding what you see online, consider signing up for Deciphering Disinformation in Democracy during scheduling.
Attention Boys Volleyball Players: Open gym will be held this week on Tuesday, January 6 from 6:30 - 8:00 and Thursday, January 8 from 7-8:30 in the competition gym.