Tri-Valley MHS has been operating out of the Sleepy Eye Public School district building since 2001. At that time, the program was only able to be in operation for approximately eight weeks due to space limitations. Now, the new modular facility will allow the program to provide services from May through November.There are eight classrooms
MinnPost recently published an article entitled “Vital and invisible: Minnesota’s migrant workers and their children”. As the title suggests the article is about migrant families, particularly in Minnesota. Click the link below to check out the story. http://www.minnpost.com/ruralmn/2011/10/05/32157/vital_and_invisible_minnesotas_migrant_workers_and_their_children
Tri-Valley Migrant Head Start helped to facilitate a drill to help EMS personnel learn how to assist victims of an accident that may not speak English. Click on the link below to read the story and watch the video. http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2011/05/25/mock-drill-tests-emergency-response-to-complex-scenarios/
Crookston– The Northwest Minnesota Foundation recently awarded a grant for $25,000 to the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council to begin planning and implementing a Family Voice and Choice Network. The project is an outgrowth of a large federal grant that helped to meet the needs of children and youth with mental health issues and their families. While
