The construction is just about done with our podium for the Willow Head MBC float! The kids are proud of their work, and the church loves it! Mr. Gammel's Construction Class.
So many adventures were had by the 7th graders who recently went on the annual Science Academy trip!
The High School Orchestra played at the Valdosta VA Clinic Veterans Day Celebration 2023. They played the National Anthem, America the Beautiful, and the branch themes for Coast Guard, Army, Navy, Marines, and Air Force.
Ms. Rinehart's students always enjoy Economics Project Runway! We saw some really creative hats this year!
Students in Honors Biology were tasked with translating a gene. They went to the "nucleus' to transcribe the DNA and then searched the "cytoplasm" for an amino acid.
Parents you should have received an Opt-Out letter for Military and Higher Education. This form needs to be returned by 11/21/23 to get your student's name off the list that will be submitted to the requesting recruiters. The form can be found on schools webpage under explore: Opt-Out Letter is the name of the form and it is attached here.
6th graders in Mr. Gammel's Greco-Roman studies class covered the travels of Odysseus by making board games!
Congratulations to our PBIS October Students of the Month! Keep it up, Bulldogs!
9th Grade: Andrew Nissley
10th Grade: Connor Pringle
11th Grade: Rose Lehman
12th Grade: Makenna Ponder
Congratulations to these Deep South Fair winners for their amazing artwork!
Sam McCoy from the Center for the Arts recently visited Mrs. Dell's art class to lend her expert advice to art students!
Students in Mrs. Dell's art classes recently enjoyed working on some Day of the Dead projects!
Congratulations to our PBIS October Staff of the Month: Ms. Rose.
Congratulations to our PBIS October Teacher of the Month: Mr. Peterson.
Students learned to use the lathes, and caught Rev. Henry inspecting our work! The float is for Willow Head M.B. Church, right down the road.
The advanced Latin class made tragic masks in preparation for acting out the famous fight scene between Aeneas and Turnus in Vergil's Aeneid!
Sixth grade Greco-Roman Studies students practiced the testudo, or tortoise formation, while being fired on by siege weapons!
Latin and Greek students got together at the end of October for their annual pumpkin party! Snacks were devoured, pingpong was played and pumpkins were painted! Mostly, kids had fun!
6th graders in Greco-Roman culture made their favorite myth monsters.
Latin students competed last Saturday at the Maclay school in Certamen, a competitive quizbowl style event covering all topics Greek and Latin. They even had a giant chess board for us to play on! Pizza was eaten, chess was sort of played, and competition was held!
Today, we honored our AP Scholars with a Coffee Bar celebration. These student represents students who scored a 3 or higher on 3 or more AP exams.
Save the Date Parents and Guardians! November 14th THS will host its Parent Appreciation Day. Come enjoy some light refreshments with us and be enter into three drawings!
