Keeping you plugged into the exciting things happening at the High School
Published February 26, 2023
Volume 164
Kimberly Jones - High School Principal
Events & Announcements
Often we need the reminder to take heart, for He will not leave you or abandon you. Not in your failure or faithlessness. Not in your doubts or disappointments. Not in your wounds or wanderings. What an amazing promise directly from His word!
February 27th - March 3 - Science and Math
Science classes will be highlighting scientists who have made impactful discoveries and have transformed the medical field, space exploration, etc.
Math classes will include highlights of men and women who are standouts in the fields of mathematics, engineering, computers technology and more
Chapel - Students will be hearing a message from Oscar Camejo
Fifties Day Celebration
On March 9th, we will celebrate our last 50 days left of school 1950’s Style. Students are encouraged to wear outfits you would see from the 1950’s. We will decorate our school and cafeteria like a Fifties Diner and sell coke floats and entertain the students with popular music and games from this fun time period.
YOUR ATTIRE SHOULD BE VERY CLEAR THAT YOU ARE REPRESENTING THE 1950’s THEME - IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO PARTICIPATE, THEN YOU NEED TO BE IN NORMAL DRESS CODE.
Dress Code Guidelines
Holes/rips/tears in jeans should not be above the knee
Mesh/see-thru tops should not be worn unless there is a full coverage top underneath it.
The fingertip rule for shirts, shorts, and skirts applies to every angle - front, back, and side
Leggings may only be worn with a top that meets fingertip length
Shirts should touch the top of the pants, shorts, skirt, etc - if you lift your arms and we can see your skin, it is too short
No spaghetti straps, tank tops, or tops with low v neck
Form-fitted/wetsuit style attire is not permitted
Hats may be worn
General Rule:
If you have concerns about your outfit...just pick out something else to wear!
Challenges from Chapel
God has been moving in the hearts of our students all year long in both our senior and underclassmen chapel environments. We are so grateful for this weekly time to worship, learn, connect, and grow. This past Thursday in senior chapel, TCS high school teacher and local pastor Rev. Kevin Jackson powerfully illustrated the tug of war constantly present in our lives between sin and temptation and actions that honor the Lord. Mr. Jackson challenged our students to consistently pause, be mindful of factors that lead to sin and temptation, and make the choice to not let go of the rope and and strive to honor Christ in all we say and do. In our underclassmen chapel, the Rev. BJ Cobb from First Baptist Church, Senoia faithfully preached from Colossians 3, challenging our students to let the peace of Christ rule our hearts, the word of Christ dwell within us, and to let the name of Christ reign over all we say and do. We are very grateful for these men of God and their faithfulness to His word. Join us in praying that the Holy Spirit will continue transforming our students’ hearts by developing the character of Christ in them, thus producing the conduct of Christ!
Junior Senior Prom
“A Botanical Ball”
March 16th from 7-11pm
Flat Creek Country Club
Peachtree City, GA
Ticket Sales
Student Council will sell tickets from 2/20 -3/14 in building One during the following times.
This will be the ONLY times tickets will be sold. We will accept Check, Apple Pay, or Credit/Debit Card. No cash and charging accounts.
Monday, Feb. 27th - Friday, March 3rd $55 per person
Monday, Mar 6th - Friday, Mar 10th $60 per person
Monday, March 13th -Tuesday March 14th $65 per person
All attendees will need to turn in a Code of Conduct Form with parent signature before a ticket can be purchased by them or for them.
Students that are bringing dates that are NOT in 11th and 12th grade at TCS need to turn in
Guest Forms BEFORE purchasing tickets.
HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE NEXT YEAR
Check out the new schedule!
This new schedule will take us from a traditional 7 period schedule to a modified block schedule with a “skinny” day where students will see all classes.. This schedule keeps us operating from 7:30am - 3:30pm each day with students receiving .5 credit each semester. This transition helps to reach a main goal of increasing the seat time for our students.
Along with giving us time for two lunch periods each day, .here are a few more benefits that we have gleaned from our research and collaboration with other educators at various schools:
Improved teaching and learning - With longer blocks, teachers have more time to complete lesson plans and to examine and re-evaluate practices. More class time is available to develop key concepts, incorporate creativity into instruction, and try a variety of classroom activities that address different learning styles.
Ability to Focus Attention - With block scheduling, students and teachers are able to focus on fewer subjects, and to explore them in greater depth. Both teachers and students assert that this exploration allows them to become engrossed in the subject matter rather than moving rapidly through material.
Stronger Interpersonal Relationships - Teachers get to know students more personally which enables them to adapt lessons to the interests of their students. This extensive personal interaction between teacher and student, frequently touted as the highest motivation for student learning, is strengthened through block scheduling
Dates to keep in mind
Fifty’s Day (to celebrate 50 days left of school) 3/9
Spring Pictures - Wednesday 3/15
Prom - Thursday 3/16 Juniors and Seniors ONLY
Remote Learning - Friday 3/17
Spring Break 4/3 - 4/7
Senior Walk - Monday 5/15 1pm
Senior Honors Night - Tuesday 5/16 Crossroads Church HWY 16
Senior Brunch and Practice - Wednesday 5/17 10am
Graduation - Thursday 5/18 7pm TCS Football Stadium
9-11th Honors Night - 5/23 7:30 pm TCS Football Stadium