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Twin Rivers Unified School District serves approximately 25,000 PreK - Adult students who speak 53 different languages.

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Experience the beauty, energy and traditions of Mexico through dance! Join Grant Union High School’s Brillando con Tradición Folklórico Club tonight (Oct. 16) at 6 p.m. for a vibrant journey through four regions of Mexico, celebrating the music, culture and stories that connect generations. From colorful costumes to lively performances, this is a celebration of heritage, pride and community you won't want to miss! by @twinriversusd

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Today (Oct. 15), teachers from across the district gathered at the District Office for Curriculum Adoption Training, exploring new curriculum and how it can support meaningful learning for every Twin Rivers student. Through thoughtful questions, shared perspectives, and collaboration, they’re helping shape classroom experiences that spark curiosity, deepen understanding, and connect learning to students’ lives. A presenter gestures toward a projected slide titled “How do I get my students ready for the topic?” while leading a professional development workshop. Educators seated around tables review instructional materials and take notes. by @twinriversusd

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Superintendent Dr. Carroz joined the Tigers at Fairbanks Elementary today (Oct. 14), connecting with students, teachers, staff and parents. Students were focused, hardworking and excited to learn—a testament to the dedication of their teachers and staff. It was a day worth roaring about! Superintendent Dr. Carroz leans beside two students and smiles as they look at schoolwork on their desks. by @twinriversusd

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Serving up smiles for National School Lunch Week! Superintendent Dr. Carroz, Chief Business Official Ryan DiGiulio and Associate Superintendent of Human Resources Wesley Marshall joined our hardworking Nutrition Services team to dish out lunch to students at Northwood Elementary.

A little teamwork, a lot of smiles and a reminder that nutritious school meals help fuel healthy minds, growing bodies and student success! Chief Business Official Ryan DiGiulio wearing a hairnet serves lunch to Northwood Elementary students through a cafeteria serving line decorated with carnival-themed signs and red-and-white pennant banners. by @twinriversusd

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Every school has a story, and behind every school community are leaders who help move it forward. This Week of the School Administrator (Oct. 12–18), we’re celebrating the Twin Rivers Unified administrators who support our students, empower our staff and make a difference every day.

Join us in celebrating our school administrators! Take a moment this week to thank an administrator who makes a difference in your school community. Let’s show them how much their leadership, dedication and commitment mean to us!

Thank you for all that you do! Week of the School Administrator - October 12 - 18, 2026. Accompanied by 4 photos of Twin Rivers administrators. by @twinriversusd

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The future starts here! Twin Rivers juniors and seniors are making connections, exploring their options and discovering what’s possible at the 2026 TRUSD College Fair. by @twinriversusd

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A special thank you to all the incredible Twin Rivers coaches for the time, heart and commitment they give our students, on and off the field! And others are taking notice, too.

After Wednesday’s (Oct. 7) varsity girls flag football game between Grant Union and Kennedy, the head referee emailed Grant to recognize Coach Julian Reed, his coaching staff and the team for their exceptional sportsmanship.

With Grant leading by a wide margin, Coach Reed agreed to a running clock and gave a Kennedy student-athlete with special needs the opportunity to score a touchdown. For Grant, that moment was about more than the score. It was about compassion, kindness and making sure a student had a moment to shine.

#TRUSDProud of Coach Julian Reed and all our TR coaches for teaching lessons that reach far beyond the field. Grant Head Flag Football Coach Julian Reed standing with his athletes during a game. by @twinriversusd

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Learning doesn’t stop when the school day ends! Today (Oct. 8), our Expanded Learning Program staff participated in professional development focused on active and engaged learning. These dedicated team members bring our after-school and elementary sports programs to life, creating opportunities for Twin Rivers students to learn, explore and grow beyond the classroom. Two presenters address seated Expanded Learning Program staff beside a screen displaying “Active and Engaged Learning.” by @twinriversusd

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#TRUSDProud Alert! At the Oct. 6 school board meeting, Twin Rivers Unified celebrated students who are leading, achieving, and taking important steps toward their futures.

Student Board Members were sworn in for the 2026–27 school year, bringing student voice to district leadership. The district also recognized students who earned on-the-spot college admissions and scholarships at the HBCU Recruitment Fair in September.

These are the moments that matter—giving students a voice, opening doors, and creating opportunities for their future. Twin Rivers school board members take the Oath of Office. by @twinriversusd

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#AroundTR! A wonderful tradition at Miles P. Richmond Transitional School. Every school day at 9 a.m., students gather with their teacher, Mr. Forrest, for the flag-raising ceremony. For the past two years, Mr. Forrest has led the ceremony, creating a moment for students to come together, connect and start the school day with purpose. The tradition takes on an even greater sense of community on Fridays, when the entire school is invited to join the gathering.

It’s a tradition that brings students together throughout the week and gives them something special to look forward to. by @twinriversusd

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WPCS Frontier teacher Suzanne Brusca found a creative way to bring reading, compassion, and a few wagging tails together with her new “Barks & Books” program. Some of her seventh and eighth grade students joined her at the Bradshaw Animal Shelter, spending time reading to dogs, handing out pupsicles and, of course, making time for a few cuddles.

The monthly program helps students build reading confidence, empathy and compassion while giving shelter dogs enrichment and positive interaction with people.

The students had a great first visit and are already looking forward to heading back in October! Two students sit with a small brown dog, with one student holding an open book and the other gently petting the dog. by @twinriversusd

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It was a great day for Hazel Strauch’s annual Jog-A-Thon!

The Falcons flew lap after lap in this high-energy fundraiser that promotes school spirit, fitness, and an active campus community while raising money for classroom supplies and school activities! A group of elementary students runs together across a grassy field at the start of an outdoor school activity. by @twinriversusd

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