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GCS Return to School Parent Resource Page Updated
(7/21/2020 / TRHS Webmaster)
Greenville County Schools has updated the Destination Return to School Parent Resource Page with a Return to School Parent Resource Guide. This Resource Page will be updated regularly and has a variety of information available. There are comparisons of the Virtual Program vs the Traditional with eLearning Program, links to the Virtual Program Website, and much more. The links below provide the latest information that was released today.
GCS Return to School Parent Resource Page
GCS Return to School Parent Resource Guide (PDF)
GCS Return to School Plan Summary Flyer (PDF)
Class of 2020 Holds Commencement Exercises
(6/4/2020 / TRHS Webmaster)
The Class of 2020 completed their high school careers as they were finally able to come together again on Thursday morning for their Commencement Ceremony. The ceremony certainly did not look like previous ceremonies, and not just because of being held at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena. Social distancing, hand sanitizer, and masks have never been a part of graduation but it was exciting to be able to celebrate our seniors. Luca Marvel was the Salutatorian and Derek Allmond was the Valedictorian of the class. Dr. Burke Royster, Superintendent of Greenville County Schools presented the Declaration of Graduation. Congratulations to all our graduates!
Class of 2020 Graduation Photos
Photos of Graduates with Diplomas (A-K)
Photos of Graduates with Diplomas (J-Z)
Class of 2020 Graduation Ceremony Video on YouTube
TRHS 2020 Graduation eProgram (PDF)
Salute to our 2020 Senior Band Students
(6/2/2020 / TRHS Webmaster)
Today we offer a salute to the senior members of the TRHS Band program. These students have performed in the Golden Regiment, Symphonic Winds, and/or Jazz Band and have performed solos and ensembles.
Kierstin Bowen was in band for five years and lettered four years. She will attend North Greenville University to pursue a major in Music Education. Her favorite memory is "growing my extended band family."
Caleb Bryant was in band for five years and lettered four years. He was in the All-County Band 3 years. He will attend Clemson University majoring in Engineering. His favorite memory is "hanging out with friends during and after school."
Dakota Callahan was in band four years and lettered four years. He also was in the All-County Band three years and the All-Region Band three years. Dakota will also attend North Greenville University majoring in Music Education. His favorite memory is "cleaning the storage room multiple times and just having fun with my friends."
Eric Granados was in band for four years and lettered three years.
Christopher Marbut was in band for four years and lettered all four years. He was also in the All-County Band four years and in the All-Region Band three years. Christopher will also attend North Greenville University and major in Music Education. His favorite memory is "winning the Golden Shoe Award for being the best marcher my senior year."
Tyler McAdams was in band four years and lettered all four years. He was also in the All-County Band and the All-Region Band two years. Tyler will attend Greenville Technical College and major in Computer Technology. His favorite memory is "marching band with my friends."
Jacob Solchenberger was in band for five years and lettered four years. He plans to join the Navy after graduation with the hope of becoming a Master at Arms. His favorite memory is "Marching Band competitions every Saturday."
Taytum Thompson-Bryson was in band for 5 years and lettered 4 years. She will attend the University of San Francisco and major in Psychology. Her favorite memory is "walking in the homecoming parade my junior year while having fun with my friends."
Alive at 25 Information
Alive at 25 is an early intervention program developed by the National Safety Council to prevent traffic violations, collisions, and fatalities. It is a 4 ½ hour defensive driving course that addresses the dangers of speeding, failure to use seatbelts, using cell phones while driving, eating while driving, driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, and more. It focuses on the behaviors that young drivers exhibit behind the wheel, and allows the student to recognize the consequences of those actions. Use the links below to download a flyer about the program or go to their website. You can find upcoming classes on their website using the second link. Completion of the program is required for any student that parks on campus.
Alive at 25 Registration & FAQ Flyer (PDF)
Alive at 25 Registration Page on Website