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January 2025: Madison Miller
Madison consistently goes above and beyond, never complains, and always greets each day with a smile that brightens the entire classroom. She is punctual, diligent, and completes every assignment with care and excellence. Her teacher, Mark Thomas, shares, “Maddy’s positive attitude and strong work ethic make her a joy to teach. She is well on her way to exceeding all expectations this year.” Madison’s determination and enthusiasm truly make her a pleasure to have in class.
November 2022: Ryan Thomas, Jr.
“Ryan is a delightful and fun person to be around. He has a beautiful and strong personality. Ryan brightens up the room daily with his infectious smile.” exclaims teacher Kim Flower. “Having Ryan at school is a highlight of my day! I look forward to seeing what he wants to share or include me daily at school.”
Resources for Educators to Teach Thanksgiving
As we celebrate Native American Heritage Month and Thanksgiving in November, it’s important to take time to celebrate the diversity, history, and culture of Native Americans.
Tips to Prepare for a Long, Severe Cold and Flu Season
Health officials report that the flu and RSV activity levels are expected to be high and prolonged this winter.
National School Psychology Week
November 7-11, 2022, is National School Psychology Week
Veterans Day
TCSOS Offices and School Sites will be closed on Friday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day