Early College High School Meeting Now Feb 10th
/in High School News, HS News Archives/by web editorEarn Your Associate Degree for FREE through The University of Akron while a high school student at Tri-Rivers.
Introducing: Early College High School at Tri-Rivers in partnership with The University of Akron
Are you eager for a challenge and prepared to tackle college-level academics in high school?
If so, Early College High School may be a perfect fit for you.
Attend the
Parent Information Night/Open House
at Tri-Rivers Career Center, 2222 Marion-Mt. Gilead Rd. • Marion, OH 43302
Due to impending Snow
this event has moved to Feb. 10, 5:30-6:30pm
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in the Multi-Purpose Room (Cafeteria)
Q & A Session • Application Assistance
Tour The University of Akron/TRCC Learning Lab
Can’t attend in person? Join us virtually:
To join the Zoom Meeting
Feb. 10th at 5:30pm Click Here
For more information:
Tri-Rivers Career Center
Martin Dzugan, Director
CTE & Student Pathways
740.389.8524
Learn more about Early College High School: https://tririvers.com/earn-your-associate-degree/
Early College High School Parent Info Night Feb 3
/in High School News, HS News Archives/by web editorThis event was rescheduled
from Jan. 25 to Feb. 3 Due to School Closing
Attention: Sophomores!
Earn Your Associate Degree for FREE through The University of Akron while a high school student at Tri-Rivers.
Introducing: Early College High School at Tri-Rivers in partnership with The University of Akron
Are you eager for a challenge and prepared to tackle college-level academics in high school?
If so, Early College High School may be a perfect fit for you.
Attend the
Parent Information Night/Open House
at Tri-Rivers Career Center, 2222 Marion-Mt. Gilead Rd. • Marion, OH 43302
Thursday, Feb. 3, 2022—5:30-6:30pm
in the Multi-Purpose Room (Cafeteria)
Q & A Session • Application Assistance
Tour The University of Akron/TRCC Learning Lab
Can’t attend in person? Join us virtually:
To join the Zoom Meeting
Feb. 3 at 5:30pm Click Here
For more information:
Tri-Rivers Career Center
Martin Dzugan, Director
CTE & Student Pathways
740.389.8524
The University of Akron
Kelly Herold, Director
Educational Outreach
333.972.8832
Learn more about Early College High School: https://tririvers.com/earn-your-associate-degree/
Apply Now! Marion Community Foundation Scholarships
/in High School News, HS News Archives/by web editorMarion Community Foundation Scholarship Program – Application is OPEN
Marion Community Foundation offers an annual scholarship program for high school seniors and graduates in Marion and other surrounding counties. The annual scholarship program includes more than 140 endowed and non-endowed funds, each with different eligibility requirements and selection criteria. In recent years, the funds have collectively awarded approximately $475,000 to 225 students. The application period is open through February 24, 2022 at noon.
Marion Community Foundation Scholarships Available. Click Here to Learn More: https://marioncommunityfoundation.org/scholarships/
In 2022, the scholarship program will include 140 scholarship funds.
· Each scholarship has different eligibility requirements and selection criteria. Please review the list of available scholarships on the Marion Community Foundation website to determine which scholarships or how many you are eligible.
· Scholarship award amounts vary and will not be determined until early March.
· Like previous years, the Whirlpool Corporation/One Energy STEM Scholarship, Marion Rotary Club, and Marion Noon Kiwanis scholarships will be administered by the Marion Community Foundation. To apply for these scholarships, students should fill out the Marion Community Foundation application by the deadline.
Applications. The application process is similar to previous years. One application makes students/graduates eligible for all scholarships for which they qualify. Only online applications will be accepted. The application does not have to be completed all at once. Students can save and return to answer more questions or correct information previously entered. The application does require recommendations, essays, financial information, and more. Submitting FAFSA information is optional but highly encouraged.
Start early so these time-consuming items can be completed.
The online application can be found at: Scholarships – Marion Community Foundation The application is now open!
Deadline. The 2022 Marion Community Foundation scholarship application DEADLINE is Thursday, February 24, 2022 at noon (12:00 p.m.).
Guidance Counselor Recommendations. The application for high school students does require Guidance Counselors to provide the student’s GPA (based on 4.0 scale), class rank, ACT and/or SAT scores, and a HS transcript. This recommendation will be an electronic email request from Smarter Select. Students’ applications will not move to the SUBMITTED Status until this information is received. Please be timely with these so students can submit their application.
Applications also require the students to receive two recommendations (teacher and community member). If you can let teachers know of the importance and need for timeliness, we would appreciate it.
It is the student’s responsibility to make sure the recommendations are completed in their application. Students should contact, call, or text their recommenders to make them aware that an email was sent to them to fill out a recommendation on their behalf.
Fill in the Application Now!
Start Early! Begin the Marion Community Foundation scholarship application now and follow through to complete the application
Parents, encourage your students to apply now.
Graduates, remember you can also apply
Questions. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Mrs. Large in Student Services at Tri-Rivers.
Updated Covid-19 Guidelines
/in High School News, HS News Archives/by web editorJanuary 3, 2022
Dear TRCC Families,
We hope you all enjoyed Winter Break! We are very excited for 2022 and all the opportunities a new year brings to our students, school, and community. Over the course of the last two weeks, the number of COVID-19 cases has dramatically increased, but we have decided to continue with masks being optional. The health and safety of our TRCC students and staff is our top priority and we follow the data provided closely. The CDC has recently announced new guidelines regarding isolation and quarantine that Tri-Rivers will be following. Please see below for the new guidance:
If You Test Positive for COVID-19 (Isolate)
● Stay home for 5 days (absences within this 5-day period of time will be excused)
● If you have no symptoms or your symptoms resolve after 5 days (and you have no fever for 24 hours), you can return to school on day 6.
● Continue to wear a mask for 5 additional days while at school
● After the 5 days, if you do not have symptom improvement or are not fever free, please email daily to report your absences.
If You Were Exposed to Someone with COVID-19
● If no symptoms are present, you can remain at school
● Wear a mask for 10 days
● If symptoms are present, please report your absence daily to and stay home until you have symptom improvement or have a negative test result.
● If you tested positive within the last 90 days you are excluded from isolation, quarantine, mask requirement, and any COVID-19 testing.
If you have any questions, please reach out to our Health Services Coordinator, Chris Pemberton, at .
University of Akron & Tri-Rivers Announce Partnership
/in High School News, HS News Archives/by web editorPhoto: Signing the agreement with University of Akron is, left to right: Tammi Cowell, CFO/Treasurer; Dr. Charles Speelman, Superintendent; and Glenna Plotts, Board President. Below John Wiencek, executive vice president and provost for UA can be seen signing the agreement.
The University of Akron (UA) and Tri-Rivers Career Center (TRCC) entered into an agreement that will allow Marion and surrounding area students the opportunity to complete college-level academic courses while in high school, earning valuable college course credits toward a degree at UA. The new partnership is called the Tri-Rivers Early College High School. The official signing was completed virtually at a ceremony, Monday, December 6, 2021.
“We believe all students deserve the opportunity to have access to a college education as a way to expand their future career options,” said John Wiencek, executive vice president and provost at UA. (pictured below) “The goal is to create reliable pathways that produce more college- and career-ready citizens. And we have achieved great success with this at our other Early High Schools, with more than 80% of students graduating with an associate degree within days of high school graduation. The impact of this for our students and our expanded communities is significant.”
“This program will offer an unprecedented opportunity for qualified students to earn a FREE Associate Degree from the University of Akron while completing their high school experience at Tri-Rivers Career Center,” according to Dr. Charles Speelman, superintendent for Tri-Rivers. “Each Associate Degree has a path to a Bachelor’s Degree with additional education opportunities at The University of Akron and other institutions across Ohio. If a student plans to go to college, this is an opportunity to learn technical skills, attain industry certifications, prepare for a career, and earn a college degree upon graduation from high school at no cost.”
The new partnership formed between UA and Tri-Rivers is a bold approach to education that blends high school and college in a rigorous yet supportive program, shortening the time it takes to complete a high school diploma and the first two years of college.
Early College High School students will earn technical credits through their career technical program and complete their academic general education requirements in the Center’s distance learning lab where they will connect with UA faculty. The program provides a personalized educational plan that works with the high school schedule, has strong support systems built in, is completely tuition-free for families, and shortens the time it takes for a student to complete a degree.
The program begins in the fall of 2022 with a cohort of around 30 students. Tri-Rivers will start accepting applications for the Early College High School program with AU in January.
This is the University’s fifth early high school partnership in Ohio, and the first one outside of its regular service area. The others are located at the Portage Lakes Career Center in Uniontown (2016), Barberton High School (2017), the RG Drage Career Center in Massillon (2018), and on the UA Campus (Akron Early College High School – 2007).
Tri-Rivers and the University of Akron will reach out to area sophomores with more details and application information in January.
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TRCC students “Paint the Plow”
/in High School News, HS News Archives/by web editorCongrats! 1st Quarter Honor Announced
/in High School News, HS News Archives/by web editorAll A’s, Quarter 1
Nevaeh Alvarado
Ashton Arick
Nathaniel Arnold
Elijah Axline
Jillian Bailey
Ashley Ball
Remington Beam
Silas Beckman
Nathan Beeney
Megan Benson
Blake Berthold
Jesse Bertram
Andrew Bledsoe
Brooklynn Brammer
James Brokaw
Brandon Browning
Madison Bruhnsen
Trevor Brumfield
Mackenzie Bumgarner
Jacob Camp
Liberty Carpenter
Drake Cerny
Casey Clark
Megan Clark
Corbin Clark
Colton Collier
Katie Combs
Jackson Conley
Benjamin Conrad
Peyton Correa
Rebecca Davenport
Coulter DeBoer
Breauna Drake
Hunter Dudgeon
Nicolas Emigh
Haley Esche
Dylan Farrell
Megan Fox
Matthew Grandstaff
Haylei Green
Madison Hack
Tasheena Hale-Funk
James Hallabrin
Lucas Harbolt
David Hawkins
Matthew Hebauf
Tiffany Hix
Nygil Horn
Christina Hulls
Daniel Hundley
Reagan Kellogg
Evelyn Lamphere
Kaitlin Lanum
Ziah Lawhun
Bailey Lawson
Adia Levingston
Emmalyn Long
Benjamin Luchene
Coen Marsh
Lloyd Jr Mattox
Storm McGinniss
Randy Meade Jr
Indigo Midworth
Stephen Miller
Makenna Mollett
Joseph Montgomery
Averi Moore
Vincent Mullins
Uriah Myles
Caden Nicholson
Brian Norman
Aydyn Oblinger
Lance Oblinger
Christien Osborne
Cameron Potts
BriAnna Ramey
Joena Rauck
Connor Robbins
Jack Rogers
Wyatt Ruth
Jacob Sayers
Regan Schirtzinger
Ashton Schwaderer
Jacob Scott
Ashley Seymour
Kamen Shaw
Madilynn Sherman
Nathaniel Simon
Jasmine Slone
Averi Snider
Chandler Stevens
Kie Stevenson
Olivia Temple
Allen Thomas
Kamry Thompson
Tristen Ware
Dalton Washburn
Angela Waterer
Adaisha Weldon
Luke Wellin
Diesera Wells
Raeanna Wilson
Dalton Wilson
Charlie Woolensnider
Caeden Wrenn
All A’s & B’s, Quarter 1
Samantha Abouhassan
Karci Akers
Joshua Allen
Derrick Alltop
Dyllen Alltop
Matthew Amstutz
Joshua Anderson
Hayden Anderson
Andres Armbruster
Villasenor
Alexis Baldwin
Hunter Barker
Skylynn Barnett
Dylan Barr
Christina Beheler
Caitlynn Berthold
Adon Blevins
Lillian Bollinger
Lukas Bradley
Kaya Brown
Kaden Burton
Abigail Christian
Jadalynn Coldren
Cathryn Collins
Kaitlynn Collins
Robert Copeland
Lillian Corwin
James Crabtree
Derek Crawford
Alexis Crist
Nicholas Croyle
Carly Cummings
Aerianna Darling
Justin Dendinger
Dana Denney
Damien Dexter
Thalia Diaz
Taylor Dunlap
Skyler Elswick
Brennan Fey
Morgan Fleshman
Spencer Floridia
Mathew Freeman
Braiden Frye
Jostyn Gallant
Jenna Gattshall
Allison George
Alec Gordon
Keaton Hall
Peyton Hanik
Kaliann Hardy
Travis Harrison
Alise Harrison
Allison Hatfield
Alex Henry
Caleb Hess
Bryson Higgins
Thomas Hockman
Josiah Hoffman
Jayda Holmes
Allen Holtz
Brooklyn Honaker
Evan Hord
Johnathan Hughes
Haydan Ingle
Angelina Jackson
Matthew Jobe
Heart Johnson
Ethan Jones
Aunna Kasler
Braeden Kellogg
Travis Kendrick
Maverick Kerr
Richard Kindred Iii
Jaylin Kingery
Kevin Kline
Conner Knippel
Emma Kohler
Samuel Lanier
Sierra Lawhun
Preston Leibengood
Evelin Loaeza
Alexis Long
Kennedy Maceyko
Tyler Marriott
Isabella Martin
Nathan Matlack
Hayden McCoy
Austin McGowan
Coll McGowan
Logan McLeod
Kylee Miniard
Allen Miracle
Mason Miracle
Marina Mitchell
Matthew Morgan
Joshua Mullennix
Boston Mullins
Layla Murray
Joe Nininger
Ezekiel Oberdier
Ivy O’Connor
Brooklynn Ostrom
Jaiden Perez
Andrew Perry
Kayla Pickens
John Popovich
William Popovich
Kole Price
Joselyn Prince
Tyler Pritchard
Kelsey Rausch
Faith Reynolds
Abbygail Rigsby
Chase Rizo
Anthony Rodgers
Alex Rose
Taylor Rush
Connor Ryan
Kaelin Schondel
Donald Schultz
Ben Schwartz
Kaydence Shelton
Skye Shipman
Nicholas Sibole
Jared Slone
Jonathan Snyder
Haley Snyder
Daisy Spencer
Lydia Stalnaker
Jaycee Summers
Blake Taylor
Cody Thompson
Skylar Thompson
Sami Torassa
Nathan Tucker
Jasmine Valdez
Hannah Vance
Addison VanTilburg
Arnold Varela
Nathaniel Vaughn
Camren Wallen
Jarrett Walter
Alexia Walters
Amalya Wampler
Robert Ware
William West
Jillian West-Johnston
Austin Whitley
Jordan Williams
Taylor Williams
James Wilson
Zion Winkelfoos
Carter Wolfe
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Adult Education: 740-389-4681
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2222 Marion-Mt. Gilead Rd
Marion, Oh 43302
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High School: 740-389-4681
RAMTEC: 740-389-4681
FAX: 740-389-2963
School Hours
Monday-Friday
7:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
School Hours
Summer Hours (HS and Adult)
Monday-Friday
7 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Closed Fridays
Opening Hours
Mo-Fr: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed