Students in FACS are getting a hands on approach fashioning homes out of clay.
Parent and Seniors! Mrs. Johnson HIGHLY recommends that you sign up to watch the following Financial Aid presentation on completing the FAFSA. There are two dates available.
October 8th and November 12th.
Way to go Gators! Look at all that PINK! Way to show your support to those affected by cancer.
Baby gators riding bikes!
Elementary students in Mrs. Lindy Minnie's PE class learning how to ride bikes.
EVERFI Certified students! Look at their smiles. We are proud of you all!
Cybersecurity students in Mrs. Jaime Blamey's classroom creating posters about user behaviors leading to cybersecurity issues.
TRMS Students of the Month
5th Grade- Isabelle Williams
6th Grade- Carlos Baltazar
7th Grade- Ada Carrillo
8th Grade- Bentley Brothers
Two Rivers 9th-12th Grade Students of the Month for September 2024:
9th Grade: Xander Minnie
10th Grade: Matthew Canada
11th Grade: Zoey Langford
12th Grade: Andrea Cervantes-Torres
Plainview Superette Academic Student of the Month: Kian McGhee
Dalton Hooker earned his EVERFI STEM certification! Way to go, Gator!
Miranda Lambert shared information with her Personal Communication class.
Two Rivers Homecoming Court 2024-2025
Back row
(l-r): Sophomore Maids: Lindsey Hughes, Elizabeth Smith, A.C. Alvis, Emeray Johnson
Freshmen Maids: Jasmine Green, Paxton Patterson
Junior Maids: Melanie Valle-Avila, Shelby Horn, Aubreigh Scissom, Anna Ashcraft
Front row
(l-r): Kindergarten Attendant: Huxley Hodges; Senior Maids: Alicia Smith, Aubrey Henniger, Holly Keener, Callie Meyer, Jerina George; Kindergarten Attendant: Charleigh Shannon.
State Bound Golf Team!
Mrs. Jennifer Garrison's Animal Science class and goat demonstration.
Students in Mrs. Jamie Hooker's Art class
Yell County Fair winners!
Students playing Jenga blocks created by our Agri Department.
After school tutoring available from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM, starting September 24, 2024 to November 21, 2024.
Students are provided with these vertical, aeroponic garden systems that will challenge them to think beyond traditional food practices and develop innovative new ways to efficiently produce more food, using new technologies.
Speed lab with Mr. Sam Millard. Students ran, skipped, hopped on one foot, and there was also a wheelbarrow race!
Students measured out distance, 5 meters first, then 10 meters. Their lab group timed them. Student then worked out their speed (distance/time)!
