TCMS students swept the 7th - 8th grade category! #TCMSWrites
Congratulations to our March Students of the Month!
Back row: Marlee Yeomans, Jezlyiana Odom, Timothy Turner, Victor Valentin Gonzalez, and Ayden Conaway. Second Row: Caroline Fowler, Ella Oliver, Ian Barton, and Isabella Reeves. First row:Danna Yanez Marin, Maxximiliano Mendieta Lucio, Emanuel Tinoco Mejia. Not pictured: Alina Diaz Balcazar.
This week Ms. Jordan Robins visited the TCMS Career classes to talk with students about Trane. She shared a virtual tour of the facility, showing some of the processes of turning unfinished materials into the commercial heating and air conditioning units that we depend upon to keep us comfortable. Ms. Robins discussed the many benefits of employment with Trane and the work ethics that all employers look for in employees.
Thank you, Ms. Jordan Robins and Trane, for investing time and effort in the students of Toombs County Middle School.
TCMS celebrated our Autistic Students today by wearing our Autism Awareness t-shirts. Together we stand for a world of difference
TCMS Baseball defeats ECI 13-3 in the region championship game today! Undefeated Region Champs!
The following students were recognized for their Young Georgia Author Writings at the Toombs Co. BOE mtg on April 13:
Gr K- Delilah Wilkes, TCES – RESA Winner / Gr 1- Oaklee Calhoun, TCES / Gr 2- Kinley Warren, LPS – RESA 2nd Place / Gr 3- Preslie Mosley, TCES / Gr 4- John Peterson, TCES – RESA HM (not pictured) / Gr 5- Analia Loredo, TCES / Gr 6- Ryleigh Hester, TCMS (not pictured) / Gr 7- Alona Wright, TCMS – RESA Winner / Gr 8- Abigail Warf, TCMS – RESA HM / Gr 9- Emily Carter, TCHS (not pictured) / Gr 10- Summur Howell, TCHS (not pictured) / Gr 11- Levi Worth, TCHS – RESA 3rd Place (not pictured) / Gr 12- Joseph Ramos, TCHS – RESA HM (not pictured)
Join us this week at Toombs!
In addition to the events listed, Toombs Golf will play in the Neil Graham Invitational in Douglas on 4-10-23, Toombs Golf will also have a Match on 4-13-23 at Uchee Trail Country Club.
Spring Break for Toombs County Schools :
Thursday, March 30 - no school for students (Teacher Planning Day)
Friday, March 31 - No school for staff or students
Monday, April 3- Friday, April 7 - No school for staff or students
The Toombs County Kinship Caregiver Support Group meets Thursday, March 30 (6PM-7:30PM) @ the Birthday House @ Partin Park. Please RSVP 478-262-1133 if you plan to attend.
Check out some of the happenings this week at Toombs!
The Toombs County Middle School 6th grade Chorus received straight Superior ratings in Stage and Sight-Reading at the Savannah Choir Festival!
Check out the info about the upcoming Southeast Georgia Soap Box Derby April 28-29!
Toombs County Middle School recently entered into a lockdown as a precaution when a visitor to campus entered an unauthorized area. The individual was apprehended and placed into custody by our School Resource Officer. At no time were the students or staff members in harm's way. Toombs County Middle School has returned to normal operations.
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Toombs County School System Mindset for March - "The Time Is Now"
It's Read Across America Week! Please follow your child's school for any upcoming events and activities.
Toombs County Kinship Caregiver Support Group meets Feb. 23rd - 5:30pm (Dinner) / 6:00-7:30pm (CPR/First Aid training). Meeting will be held at the Birthday House at Partin Park. Text 478-262-1133 if you plan to attend.
Another full week of action! Be sure to come out and support our student athletes and coaches this week! Go Dawgs!
The Toombs County local hog show will be Monday, Feb. 13th beginning at 6:30 PM at the Toombs County Ag Center in Lyons. Come out and see our youth exhibit their livestock projects. There is no fee to attend, and a concession stand will be available. See you there!
Toombs County Middle School had our REACH Scholar signing on Wednesday, November 16, 2022. These students and their parents and or guardians signed contracts committing to satisfy the program requirements, graduating from high school, and enrolling and completing college. REACH Georgia is the State of Georgia's first needs-based mentorship and college scholarship program. The mission is to ensure that Georgia's academically promising students have the academic, social, and financial support needed to graduate from high school, access college, and achieve post-secondary success. Beginning in the 8th grade and through high school, REACH Scholars are paired with a mentor and an academic coach. Scholars must maintain good grades (2.5 GPA), behavior, and attendance. Scholars who successfully complete the program and graduate from high school are awarded a $10,000 scholarship ($2,500/year) that can be used at a University System of Georgia, Technical College System of Georgia, or eligible private post-secondary institution. The scholarship is in addition to any other grant or scholarship the student uses.
