The students in Mrs. Todd's science class are enjoying a fun, interactive review activity over Minerals. The students were able to create mineral ornaments after studying the unique physical characteristics of minerals.
An involved parent is an asset to a child's education.
Great job, Tyson, demonstrating outstanding writing skills in your science classroom!
When we work together, everyone wins!
ESOL Parents of TCMS students:
Please help us bridge the gap between school and home by either scanning this QR code or using the link provided to answer the questions on the survey.
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The deadline to enter the Lyons Christmas Parade is November 13.
Use this link for more information and to register.
https://www.lyonsmainstreet.com/lighted-christmas-parade/
"Family Engagement is not a single event. It is a shared responsibility...." Heather Weiss
Congratulations to our October Students of the Month!
Back row: June Harvey, Trenton Summers, Dax Nobles, and Hunter Williamson.
Middle row: Nicholas Mobley, Lawson Mincey, Londyn Johnson, Melanie Juarez-Nunez, and Kanijah Toby.
Front row: Zachary Tankersley, Gustavo Valentin-Gonzalez, and Zoey Garrett.
Not pictured: Kali Register.
Connecting home and school makes us a great community of Learners!
We believe that our high school student section, known as the 'Pit Crew,' stands out as the best in GA. To prove it, they've entered the 2023 GHSA Student Section of The Year Competition. Check out their video entry at the link below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KyIhAqNGkw
When schools, families, and community groups work together to support learning, children tend to do better in school. Let's continue to work together.
Let's be engaged in learning at home & school.
From levers to pulley systems, Mrs. Dowell's students are learning how simple machines make everyday life much easier.
Family Involvement Matters!
Thank you for all you do to help make your child/children successful!
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Spotlight on Reading: Why is being scared so much fun?
#settingthestandard #TCMSShines
Toombs County Middle School celebrated Red Ribbon Week last week. Students participated in dress-up days along with creating posters by pledging to stay drug-free. Our poster winners were: from left to right: Honorable mentions: William Rogers, Jucory Gillis, and Ashley Quintana, 2nd Place: Paris Tobler, and 3rd Place: Dashanti Badie. Not pictured: 1st Place: Peyton Soles. Our teachers participated as well by decorating their doors. Our 1st place winner was: Krysta Rushing, 2nd place: Elaine Allen, and 3rd place: Julie Tyson.
A jigsaw activity allows students to take parts of a topic to create a whole presentation. Mr. Brantley's classes recently excelled at their jigsaw activity over European governments.
