The National Honor Society is partnering with Soles 4 Souls for a community-wide shoe drive. Please bring new or lightly used shoes to the Front Office OR to the Rose Parade and give to a NHS member as the group walks by!
Read about why your teens still need your time (even if they act like they don't) and how to help kids who struggle with decision-making in this month's Parent Newsletter.
Please join us for our annual FFA Spring Plant Sale: April 11-15, 8:00-5:00, at the Diamond T Greenhouse (521 Remington Ave). Proceeds benefit Greenhouse Management students, so come out and support a great cause while adding some color and vegetables to your world!
Scholars Academy has officially named our Valedictorian and Salutatorians! Carson Cochran holds the honor of Valedictorian; Sydney Deutsch and Iris Allgrove tied as Salutatorians. Congratulations ladies. We're proud to have you as Bulldogs and can't wait to see the exciting adventures that await for you!
Congratulations to Henry McDonald for being selected to participate in the Governors Honors Program this summer at Berry College! Henry is a dedicated student and his hard work has paid off.
Some of our Bulldog Football players attended the Annual Fellowship of Christian Athletes Banquet this past weekend. Thank you to the young men who represented Thomasville so well!
Driver’s Ed is running at SRTC in Thomasville again in April. Class will be right after Spring Break - April 11, 12, 13, 14, and 18, 19, 20, 21, from 4:00 to 7:45pm each day. The 6 hours of driving instruction is scheduled individually with the instructor outside of those classroom hours. This Driver’s Ed course meets the State of Georgia Joshua’s Law requirement.
There are scholarships with the State of Georgia to cover the $350 cost of the course. A student MUST apply by March 30. All March applicants receive their decision via email April 1, just in time for class April 11. Apply here - https://www.gahighwaysafety.org/gdec-resources/.
Interested students please call Lacey Harrison with Southern Regional at 229-227-2579 to register!
Congratulations to Coach Peterson, Coach Kimmel and the Thomasville High School Boys Soccer team on winning the Region 1-AA Championship! With the 8-1 victory over Fitzgerald, the Bulldogs captured the 20th Region Championship in the program's short history. Thomasville has now won 18 of the last 19 Region Championships in Boys Soccer. Way to go guys!
Your THS AFJROTC Color Guard had the wonderful experience of presenting our nation's colors at the Orlando Magic NBA basketball game! The cadets did an absolutely flawless job, and Thomasville High School should be extremely proud of how they represented our school!
Please join me in congratulating them on a job extremely well done! -Sarge
The Lil' Reds braved the storm Saturday morning to attend the Red Hots' mini-camp. Pre-K through 5th Graders learned kick routines, parade choreography and Stand Dances. Our Red Hots were great mentors and worked hard for the fundraiser. Thank you to all who participated!
We are in the Top 5! Coach Jones and Mr. Smith utilize a Language Arts software that emphasizes vocabulary words across multiple curricular areas. Vocabulary.com has ranked Thomasville High in the Top 5 Schools in the State of Georgia. Kudos to the students who enabled us to be recognized!
Dr. Hernandez's 6th Grade Music Appreciation students used our new Smart Boards to experiment with composition. So much talent!
Happy St. Patty's Day!
Mrs. Renfroe's 7th Grade Math students learn how to identify and analyze cross sections using Play-Doh and dental floss. What fun!
The Middle School Odyssey of the Mind team presented their Long Term Solution at the South Georgia Regional Odyssey of the Mind Competition on Saturday. They qualified to compete in the state competition in April! Congratulations go out to Charlotte Harrison, Julianna Gammel, Allie Harwood, Amari Miller and Lily Sherrard!
Students in Ms Rinehart’s Spanish Culture class recently explored the customs in Spain by learning about the San Fermin Festival and the annual Running of the Bulls. Classroom winners in the poster contest were Kyley Peterson, Hadley Davis, Ashton Carroll and Sadie Kate Scarbrough.
Students in Honors Chemistry perform a decomposition reaction using Bunsen burners and baking soda.
Mrs. Johnson's Math students celebrated Pi Day this morning by making circular foods. For those of us who haven't been in Math for a while...Pi is a mathematical constant, the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. 3.14159 to be exact.
This fire pit built by the THS Iron Dogs can be yours! FBLA is selling raffle tickets for $5. Please purchase your winning ticket from Mrs. Bennett at Scholars Academy or from Ms. Cone at the THS Front Office.
Students in Mrs. Singley’s ELA classes designed projects utilizing their vocabulary words. 8th graders Emma and Bailey made a “Vocabulary Cake” and treated the class to treats!
