Established in 1977, Tri-County's mission is to provide an excellent comprehensive technical and academic education to regional high school students. State-of-the-art technical skills and knowledge are enriched and complemented by a solid foundation of academic skills.
Creative and cooperative partnerships between area employers and a dynamic staff at Tri-County guarantee the continued growth and development of exciting programs designed to prepare graduates for careers in the twenty-first century.This is a place where students succeed and are well-prepared for work or college.
Creative and cooperative partnerships between area employers and a dynamic staff at Tri-County guarantee the continued growth and development of exciting programs designed to prepare graduates for careers in the twenty-first century.This is a place where students succeed and are well-prepared for work or college.
Services
Tri-County is excited to announce the opening of the Tri-County Homework Center (HC). This is an opportunity for students to work with teachers in core subject areas Tuesday through Thursday and receive one-on-one help. The HC is open from 2:10pm - 4:15pm each day. The academic program offers a broadly based comprehensive education through a highly structured core curriculum.
The Career Programs offered at Tri-County are broad enough in scope to appeal to almost any student. Programs are offered in the building trades, auto trades, service occupations, and various technical fields. Instruction is offered in a variety of technologies by teachers who are experienced and licensed in the field they teach.
Answer a few questions - we'll give you contact information for legal aid offices, government agencies and court programs that may be able to help you for free or at low cost. Every week, Greater Boston Legal Services (GBLS) provides free legal assistance and representation on civil (noncriminal) matters to hundreds of the neediest residents in the city of Boston and 31 surrounding cities and towns.
As required under Chapter 71b of the Massachusetts General Laws and Public Law 94-142, special services are available to students who meet eligibility requirements. A school official, teacher, parent or guardian, court officer, social worker, or family doctor may refer a student to the Wellness Committee.
Manage your student's lunch funds on the mySchoolBucks mobile app! Simply search "mySchoolBucks" in your app store. App is available for Apple, Android, and Windows devices. A student is allowed to charge on account up to two lunches. Once they have reached the charge limit, they will receive a governmentally reimbursable lunch consisting of a ham and cheese sandwich or other appropriate alternative.
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Kate B.
Jan 07, 2019
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June M.
Dec 06, 2017
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Angel C.
Mar 08, 2017
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I've been to Garry's place quite a few times and it's always good.. It's amazing to see these students at Tri County work so hard to put out good food and great service during the school year..definitely give it a try and remember that these young adults are putting there hearts into making you happy and could possibly be one of many new great chefs in the future.
Dan B.
Mar 07, 2017
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Edward P.
Mar 01, 2017
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Back again today and had delicious clam chowder and seafood casserole .
The seafood casserole , was baked with breadcrumbs and an tasty garlic butter and it contained plenty of scallops and shrimp . The clam chowder was fabulous .
For dessert , tapioca chocolate tart ,and a complementary confection of compressed peanut butter with a 1/3 inch cap of dark chocolate, served chilled it was better than any Reese's type candy I have had in recent years.
The seafood casserole , was baked with breadcrumbs and an tasty garlic butter and it contained plenty of scallops and shrimp . The clam chowder was fabulous .
For dessert , tapioca chocolate tart ,and a complementary confection of compressed peanut butter with a 1/3 inch cap of dark chocolate, served chilled it was better than any Reese's type candy I have had in recent years.
