home vs Metter V only 5:00
vs New Hampstead JV Girls & V 2:30/4:00
V only 3:00
@ lunch
As part of the CCRPI reports, the Georgia Department of Education released the 2018 School Climate Star Ratings for local schools. School climate refers to the quality and character of school life-the "culture" of the school. A sustainable, positive school climate fosters youth development and student learning, which are essential elements for academic success, career-skill improvement, and overall quality of life. The School Climate Star Rating assesses the climate of a school-each school in Georgia receives a one to five star rating, with five stars representing an excellent school climate and one star representing a school climate most in need of improvement.
Congratulations to Zachary Thompson for being chosen as Tattnall County High School's Career Technical Student of the Month for October! Zachary is a sophomore and represents FFA. He enjoys being in FFA because he knows his time is being well spent giving back to the community. Zachary's future plans are to attend Georgia Tech to obtain a degree in nuclear engineering and later work in a nuclear power plant.
Congratulations to Abby Fosterfor being chosen as Tattnall County High School's Work Based Learning Student of the Month for October! Abby is a senior and is a second year WBL student. She works as a teacher apprentice at RES. Abby enjoys being in WBL because it allows her to work at RES and work with children. Her future plays are to attend Georgia Southern University to obtain a degree in Early Childhood Education.
Congratulations to Caleb Ward ! Caleb is a Sophomore Tuba player in the Sound of Pride.
We are proud of these Warriors!!!
Yearbooks are $55. Deadline-December 20th. See Ms. Hill in Room 813 for Senior Ad Pricing!
Please visit the Couselor's EChalk page for important information
Each student who plans to obtain their driver's license or driver's permit must obtain a Certificate of Enrollment from the guidance office. Please allow a 24 hour notice.
Tattnall County School System is in regular contact with the Tattnall County Emergency Management Agency to actively monitor Hurricane Michael. According to the most recent report from the National Hurricane Center, the hurricane is expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico on Monday and possibly affect our area by Wednesday, October 10th with wind and rain. Six to ten inches of rain is being predicted in our area, and this could impact our buses’ ability to safely travel the large number of dirt roads in our county.
Please be alert for weather updates on our website, social media, area media, or our electronic telephone and email messaging system.
Our schools and offices are actively working our weather safety plan. We will check our campuses for any items that need to be moved inside or secured, and our school food services personnel have a plan in place to preserve our food storage should our schools lose power.
It is always wise to plan early to ensure your family’s safety. Visit www.Ready.gov for ways to prepare your family for severe weather and emergencies. Families should especially be prepared with the food and water supplies they need in the event of sustained power outages. The Tattnall EMA Facebook site is also a good local source of information.
Contact the school registrar to setup your parent account. Parent Portal gives access to student grades and attendance. Call or email the school registrar to assist with forgotten passwords. Site will open when school begins.
1. Attain High academic Achievment and Success
2. Build Positive Relationships
3. Maintain Organizational Effectiveness
The Tattnall County School District will utilize innovative strategies to ensure ALL students will be successful today and prepared for tomorrow.
The Tattnall County School District is committed to doing whatever it takes to ensure a quality education that affirms ALL students’ value and worth and will lead to high school graduation and productive citizenship.
Enjoy the delicious and nutritious food prepared by our school nutrition staff. Extras may be purchased.
Hello Boosters!!
Thank you to the 2018-2019 Athletic Boosters that have joined thus far! If you are not on this year's lest of over 40 members so far, please send in your membership information as soon as possible.
Thank you previous members for your support in the past years and I hope you will consider joining again this year. Your membership is very important financially to the TCHS athletic program. Please take a moment to fill out the attached membership forma and drop in the mail today!
SEE YOU AT THE GAMES!! GO WARRIORS!!!
Don Martin Ad Pricing.docx Booster Club Membership Form 2018-2019.doc
Tattnall County School District's Report Card
Take a look at our report card. Check out our overall performance.
Tattnall Approved Consolidated LEA PLAN FY2019.pdf
TCHS School Improvement Plan.pdf
The Comprehensive Needs Assessment and District Improvement Plan and School Improvement Plan for 2018-2019 has been approved.
The Tattnall County School District shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin, handicap, or disability (Title II, VI, IX, and Section 504).
