November Newsletter

Dear Triumph Family,

As we approach Thanksgiving, I find myself reflecting on the abundance of dedication, resilience, and purpose that each of you bring to Triumph Public High Schools. The path we walk together is shaped by the collective commitment to uplift every student who steps through our doors. This season, I am especially grateful for the privilege of working alongside such an extraordinary community of educators, staff, students, and families.

The heart of Triumph beats stronger each day because of your steadfast belief in the potential of our students. Your efforts, both seen and unseen, help foster a learning environment that truly prioritizes each young person’s growth and potential. To our teachers and staff, thank you for your tireless dedication, patience, and compassion; to our parents and guardians, thank you for the trust you place in us and your vital partnership in this journey. And to our students, thank you for your curiosity, determination, and willingness to learn and grow. Together, we are achieving remarkable things.

During this season of Thanksgiving, I encourage each of you to take a moment to celebrate your achievements, cherish the connections you have built, and remember the impact of your work. I am deeply thankful for each of you and wish you a wonderful November filled with gratitude and joy.

Sincerely
Frances Berrones-Johnson
Superintendent/CEO

we stand together to raise awareness and take a firm stance against bullying in all its forms. This day serves as a powerful reminder that every individual deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued in their environment. By fostering a culture of kindness and empathy, we can create safe spaces where everyone can thrive. It’s essential to speak out against bullying, support those affected, and promote positive behaviors that uplift our communities. Together, we can make a difference—let's commit to standing against bullying and encouraging open conversations that empower others to do the same. Together, we can build a future where kindness prevails and everyone feels included.

Unity Day is typically celebrated to promote kindness, inclusion, and acceptance, often focusing on anti-bullying efforts. Schools and communities come together to wear orange, participate in activities, and raise awareness about the importance of standing up against bullying.

Red Ribbon Week is a fantastic opportunity for campuses to unite in promoting drug awareness and encouraging healthy lifestyles

Attendance incentives play a crucial role in encouraging students to prioritize being present in class. By implementing rewards for consistent attendance, schools can motivate students to engage more fully with their education. These incentives can range from recognition programs, such as certificates or shout-outs, to tangible rewards like gift cards or special events. When students see a direct benefit from attending regularly, they are more likely to develop positive habits and a sense of accountability. Additionally, these incentives can foster a stronger sense of community and collaboration, as students support one another in achieving attendance goals. Ultimately, attendance incentives contribute to a more vibrant and engaged learning environment.

National Custodian Day is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the hard work and dedication of custodial staff who play an essential role in maintaining our schools and communities. Their efforts go far beyond keeping our spaces clean; they create safe and welcoming environments for students and staff alike. On this special day, we acknowledge their commitment, often behind the scenes, to ensure that our facilities are not only functional but also conducive to learning and growth. Let’s take a moment to express our gratitude, share stories of their impact, and recognize the vital contributions they make every day. A heartfelt thank you to all custodians for their tireless service and unwavering support!

"Great leaders inspire us to believe in ourselves and to strive for greatness. Thank you for your guidance and vision—your support makes all the difference!"

If you have any news from your campus and would like to share in the future issues please send your ideas, pictures and video, with a brief description to Jennifer Gonzales at jennifer.gonzales@triumphpublicschools.org by the 15th of each month for the next issue.

The Mission of Triumph Public High Schools is to provide quality educational programs in a community-based, non-traditional setting in which teachers are free to be creative and innovative, and students are free to explore their full potential

The Vision of Triumph Public High Schools is to guide all students to be successful life-long learners, be respectful and responsible citizens who will continue to triumph throughout their lives.

• Respect is the foundation of meaningful relationships.
• Dedication and perseverance are characteristics of success.
• Educators develop the natural capacity of students to their fullest potential.
• The school environment must be physically and emotionally safe for students.
• School makes a difference in the lives of students, families, and communities.