Mr. Peterson's 7th grade Honors Life Science students dissecting squid. Did you know squid have two tentacles that are longer than their arms? They are usually hidden from view, but shoot out to capture prey. Also, squid can change color, they swim backwards by pushing water out from their bag-like bodies and they can swim faster than any other invertebrate.
Congratulations Evan! Evan Ariail, 12th grade, achieved an ACT Superscore of 36. The ACT features four sections: English, Math, Science, and Reading. We celebrate Evan's accomplishment and wish him the best as he completes his senior year!
Get ready for HOCO week!
Ms. Bundrick's 3rd Period Dancers are studying kinesiology and learning about the muscles and bones needed for specific dance moves.
Calling all TCS Athletes!
MPMS Students braved the heat last week for a friendly game of flag football. Spectators enjoyed concessions and supported their favorite Bulldogs from the stands. This is one of the many events planned this school year to support our PBIS program.
Party!
There's still time!
As expected, it was an emotional morning. But one that is so rewarding for everyone who participates. Our awesome students honored that day, the people who lost their lives and the loved ones left behind by participating in the run from the Thomasville Fire House and the Stair Climb at the Jackets' Nest. Thank you to all who joined! -Joy Knop, Cross Country Coach
At the first NHS Meeting of the school year, members pack snack bags and make cards to welcome back all middle and high school faculty and staff.
Go Dawgs!
Great job, Bulldogs!
Get your Hawaiian gear ready!
Please join us, we need your support!
Students in AP Biology used models of molecules to describe the properties of monomers and the bonds that connect biological macromolecules.
How cute were you?
Fun, fun, fun!
Game Night Info...
Our cheerleaders finished the run-through banner to prepare for our win against Central. Are you ready to show your school spirit? See you there!
Students in Biomedical Science used simulated blood to perform blood typing tests. They will then will use this experience to analyze blood evidence found at the scene of a mysterious "death".