With a mission rooted in the belief that The TCU Community will ensure that All Means All and guided by our vision that all students, staff, families, and community are united and committed to personalized growth, we inspire every student to embrace their individuality and make a meaningful impact both within our community and beyond.
Early Childhood curriculum information available here.
Elementary curriculum information available here.
Middle School curriculum information available here.
High School curriculum information available here.
The Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program is nationally recognized. AVID’s mission is to close the opportunity gap by preparing all students for college and career readiness and success in a global society. AVID accelerates student learning using evidence-based instructional practices, provides meaningful professional learning for teachers, and acts as a catalyst for systemic change schoolwide.
Tri-City United Public Schools is dedicated to preparing students for success after graduation. Our College and Career Readiness programs provide the skills, knowledge, and experiences students need for higher education, the workforce, or any career path.
Key opportunities include:
For more information, contact your school counselor or explore our College and Career Readiness Resources.
The District Assessment page provides an overview of how Tri-City United Public Schools measures student growth, achievement, and learning progress. We use a variety of assessments to support personalized instruction, evaluate program effectiveness, and ensure every student reaches their full potential.
Resources and Information:
Contact Information:
Have questions about district testing? Contact:
Alida Acosta, TCU Director of Teaching and Learning, Phone: 507.364.8416 | Email: aacosta@tcu2905.us
Steve Burrill, Assistant Principal, Montgomery PreK-8 / District Assessment Coordinator, Phone: 507.364.8180 | Email: sburrill@tcu2905.us
Coming soon.
Students in Lonsdale, Montgomery, and Le Center are now participating in our Elementary-8 STEAM program, which offers interdisciplinary, project-based learning experiences.
The "A" in STEAM highlights the integration of Arts, AVID, and Agriculture, alongside Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math - STEAM
The World’s Best Workforce (WBWF) is a Minnesota initiative focused on preparing all students for success in college, careers, and life.
Key goals include:
Tri-City United Public Schools is committed to these goals to ensure every student reaches their full potential.
