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TWO RIVERS TIMES

November 2026 ๐Ÿฆƒ

TWO RIVERS TIMESNovember 2026 ๐Ÿฆƒ
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Dear Parents and Guardians,

As we enter November, a season focused on giving thanks, we want to take a moment to express how grateful we are for our school community. We know that life brings real challenges and that every day requires strength and resilience from our students and families. That is why we are deeply thankful for the small, meaningful thingsโ€”including the privilege of providing a safe, welcoming space where your students can learn, grow, and be supported every single day. Gratitude doesn't mean ignoring life's hardships; it means finding hope in the positive moments we share together. Thank you for trusting us to partner with you in your student's journey.


Wishing you and your family a peaceful and warm holiday season,

The Two Rivers High School Administration

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Dear Two Rivers Students and Families,   Due to recent weather and wet conditions, our scheduled hike and park activities for this Friday, November 4th, are canceled. Friday will now be a standard school day.   We plan to reschedule an activity in the coming weeks for eligible students (those with no failing grades and at least 1.0 credit earned during Mini-Term 3). Additional details will be shared as soon as they are finalized.   Thank you for your understanding,   Two Rivers High School Administration
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Due to recent weather and wet conditions, our scheduled hike and park activities for this Friday, November 4th, are canceled. Friday will now be a standard school day. We plan to reschedule an activity in the coming weeks for eligible students (those with no failing grades and at least 1.0 credit earned during Mini-Term 3). Additional details will be shared as soon as they are finalized. Thank you for your understanding.

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StoryCon Contest Deadlines Near

It's time to start thinking about StoryCon, a national convention in Salt Lake City celebrating readers, writers, musicians, and all storytellers! If your student has written a short story (or even just a first chapter of a novel) or poem, an original piece of music, made a short film, or could use their artistic skills to design a book cover, then you need to check-out StoryCon's Contests by going to https://www.storycon.org/contests. This could be their chance to get noticed by professionals in the music, art, or publishing industry! Most contest deadlines are November 15! If parents or students have any questions, feel free to email the Two Rivers' librarian, Maureen Grover, at magrover@wsd.net, or students can stop by the library to visit with her about the contests or going to StoryCon February 5 and 6 in Salt Lake City. The school has 10 student tickets (value: $200 each) , so students should come get their name on the list! Attending both days and turning in notes can earn students .25 English credit! Click here to learn more about the event and what authors will be there.

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Parents, if you need to check your student's grade, you will find that in PowerSchool. There is also a link on the front page of the school website. If you have a question about a specific grade or assignment, you can always email the teacher. Email addresses for all staff can be found under the "Faculty" tab on the homepage of the school website.


A monthly calendar is always included in this newsletter, the "Two Rivers Times," our monthly parent newsletter sent out through text if you have signed up using the WSD app. It comes out at the end of every month with district and school events, dates, news, announcements, digital permission slips, and other important information for the upcoming month, as well as pictures of school events from the previous month. Here is the link to last month's newsletter in case you missed it: https://app.smore.com/n/v4aeb. A mini-term calendar is also posted on our school website: https://tworivers.wsd.net/o/trhs/. On there you can also find links to permission slips, reminders of activities, days off, etc.


We also frequently post reminders of events on social media, as well as photos and videos of students doing all the fun things here. You can follow us on Facebook (Two Rivers High School) or Instagram (@tworivershs).


For more information or for help with the WSD App or PowerSchool, please go to https://www.wsd.net/page/parent-tech-resources.

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Tips from our School Nurse Tips from our School Nurse

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On October 22 Two Rivers was able to honor six of its nine mini-term two graduates, along with their family, and friends at the end-of-term celebration lunch. The faculty at TRHS wishes them the best of luck in their future endeavors and hopes to see them in May at our formal graduation ceremony.

Pictures from October Activities

UNITY WEEK, OCT. 19-22 UNITY WEEK, OCT. 19-22

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Students and faculty wore green on Monday.

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Student council also wore green, a color representing growth.

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During Advisory, students decorated leaves and added something they bring to our school or why they belong at Two Rivers for the "Community Tree" in the hallway.

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Students and faculty wore pink on Tuesday.

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Pink represented positivity and love.

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During Advisory, students decorated clothespins and wrote compliments on them, then pinned them on each other's backpacks throughout the day.

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Wednesday was UNITY DAY, and TRAPPERS wore ORANGE!

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MR. UNITY 2026!

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Orange represents unity because it is traditionally linked to safety and protection (like roadside or construction gear), acting as a symbol that students and individuals should feel safe and protected.

Hard-Working, Mini-Term One Students Enjoyed a Day Off Outdoors Hard-Working, Mini-Term One Students Enjoyed a Day Off Outdoors

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Mini-term One Incentive Activity 10/13/2026

PE Classes Sited a Falcon and Eagle on Visit to Ogden Nature Center PE Classes Sited a Falcon and Eagle on Visit to Ogden Nature Center

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WSD Foundation Donated New Books For Two Rivers Read-a-Thon WSD Foundation Donated New Books For Two Rivers Read-a-Thon

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