Please join us in congratulating senior Peyton Hipps on being awarded the Tifton Elks Lodge Scholarship. 🎓💙 Your hard work, dedication, and character truly reflect the spirit of this honor. The Blue Devil family is proud of you; keep making your mark!
Please join us in congratulating senior Kaitlyn Graves for being awarded the Anthony Bateman Youth Center Scholarship. 🎓💙 Your hard work, dedication, and character truly reflect the spirit of this honor. The Blue Devil family is proud of you; keep making your mark!
Please join us in congratulating senior Jaziyah Johnson for being awarded the Tom Conner Memorial Scholarship. 🎓💙 Your hard work, dedication, and character truly reflect the spirit of this honor. The Blue Devil family is proud of you; keep making your mark!
Please join us in congratulating senior Tyree Brown for being awarded the James E. Dove Memorial Scholarship. 🎓💙 Your hard work, dedication, and character truly reflect the spirit of this honor. The Blue Devil family is proud of you; keep making your mark!
Please join us in congratulating senior Kaitlyn Graves for being awarded the Joyce Mims Memorial Scholarship. 🎓💙 Your hard work, dedication, and character truly reflect the spirit of this honor. The Blue Devil family is proud of you; keep making your mark!
Please join us in congratulating senior Tess Veazey for being awarded the Kiwanis Club of Tifton Scholarship. 🎓💙 Your hard work, dedication, and character truly reflect the spirit of this honor. The Blue Devil family is proud of you—keep making your mark!
Vet Science students are gaining valuable hands-on experience while learning essential clinical skills! 🩺🐾
Students practiced administering subcutaneous (SQ) injections using an orange and intramuscular (IM) injections using a hot dog—safe and effective ways to build confidence before working with live animals.
Throughout the activity, students focused on proper safety procedures, including wearing gloves and handling needles responsibly. They also learned how to accurately draw medication into a syringe and apply the correct injection angles—45° for SQ and 90° for IM.
Great work preparing for real-world veterinary practices! 👏 #CTAEdelivers #vetscience #4theT
Students practiced administering subcutaneous (SQ) injections using an orange and intramuscular (IM) injections using a hot dog—safe and effective ways to build confidence before working with live animals.
Throughout the activity, students focused on proper safety procedures, including wearing gloves and handling needles responsibly. They also learned how to accurately draw medication into a syringe and apply the correct injection angles—45° for SQ and 90° for IM.
Great work preparing for real-world veterinary practices! 👏 #CTAEdelivers #vetscience #4theT
Happy National Assistant Principals Week to our amazing A-Team! 🎉
Tift County High School is truly blessed with the very best, and we are honored to celebrate these dedicated leaders all week long. Thank you for your hard work, commitment, and the positive impact you make every single day! 👏🍎
#APWeek #Gratitude #TCHS
Tift County High School is truly blessed with the very best, and we are honored to celebrate these dedicated leaders all week long. Thank you for your hard work, commitment, and the positive impact you make every single day! 👏🍎
#APWeek #Gratitude #TCHS
Tift County CTI students participated in mock interviews during our Georgia CTI Pre-Employment Skills Training.
Students had the opportunity to build their resumes, step outside of their comfort zones, and practice real-world interview skills with community leaders, Mr. Tyler Riddle and Mr. M. Jay Hall. 🤝Through this experience, they were able to overcome nerves and grow in confidence as they prepared for future job opportunities both during high school and after graduation 🎓.
We are especially thankful to Dr. Tonja Cummings Tift for helping coordinate this opportunity and for her continued support of our students. Experiences like this truly make a lasting impact. This was great experience for our students to learn and grow
This preparation is valuable as our students get ready to participate in the Georgia CTI State Leadership Conference this April. #4theT #CTAEdelivers #ChallengeTheImpossible
Students had the opportunity to build their resumes, step outside of their comfort zones, and practice real-world interview skills with community leaders, Mr. Tyler Riddle and Mr. M. Jay Hall. 🤝Through this experience, they were able to overcome nerves and grow in confidence as they prepared for future job opportunities both during high school and after graduation 🎓.
We are especially thankful to Dr. Tonja Cummings Tift for helping coordinate this opportunity and for her continued support of our students. Experiences like this truly make a lasting impact. This was great experience for our students to learn and grow
This preparation is valuable as our students get ready to participate in the Georgia CTI State Leadership Conference this April. #4theT #CTAEdelivers #ChallengeTheImpossible
TCHS FCCLA had an incredible showing at the State Convention!
We are so proud of our students:
🌟Haleigh Brown—3rd place, Creed Speaking and Interpretation
🌟 Amanda Pique—3rd place, Nutrition and Food Science Online Proficiency Test
🌟Anthony Pace—2nd place, STAR Event: Job Interview (qualified for Nationals in Washington, DC this July!)
🌟Emma Jane Thompson—served as a student runner, assisting with competitive events
🌟Kamiyah Jackson – recognized on stage as Georgia FCCLA Student of the Month (November 2025)
All of their hard work truly paid off. Congratulations to each of these students for representing TCHS with excellence! ❤️💙 #CTAEdelivers #FCCLA #4theT
We are so proud of our students:
🌟Haleigh Brown—3rd place, Creed Speaking and Interpretation
🌟 Amanda Pique—3rd place, Nutrition and Food Science Online Proficiency Test
🌟Anthony Pace—2nd place, STAR Event: Job Interview (qualified for Nationals in Washington, DC this July!)
🌟Emma Jane Thompson—served as a student runner, assisting with competitive events
🌟Kamiyah Jackson – recognized on stage as Georgia FCCLA Student of the Month (November 2025)
All of their hard work truly paid off. Congratulations to each of these students for representing TCHS with excellence! ❤️💙 #CTAEdelivers #FCCLA #4theT
Please join us in congratulating senior Rylee Tompkins for being awarded the Mr. & Mrs. G.O. Bailey Memorial Scholarship. 🎓💙 Your hard work, dedication, and character truly reflect the spirit of this honor. The Blue Devil family is proud of you—keep making your mark!
Please join us in congratulating senior Pranav Shankar for being awarded the Joe and Martha Day Scholarship. 🎓💙
Your hard work, dedication, and character truly reflect the spirit of this honor. The Blue Devil family is proud of you—keep making your mark!
Your hard work, dedication, and character truly reflect the spirit of this honor. The Blue Devil family is proud of you—keep making your mark!
📣 Don’t Miss This Parent Workshop!
Join us for “Level Up & Raise the Bar: A Parent’s Playbook to Student Success” on Tuesday, April 7th, at 5:30 PM in the TCHS Media Center.
This informative session will cover:
🎓 Pathway Cords – Learn how students earn cords for graduation
🎖️ Military Opportunities – Explore post-graduation military pathways
🏫 Career Fair & Clubs – Discover ways students can get involved and prepare for their future
Partner with us to help your student succeed—we hope to see you there!
Join us for “Level Up & Raise the Bar: A Parent’s Playbook to Student Success” on Tuesday, April 7th, at 5:30 PM in the TCHS Media Center.
This informative session will cover:
🎓 Pathway Cords – Learn how students earn cords for graduation
🎖️ Military Opportunities – Explore post-graduation military pathways
🏫 Career Fair & Clubs – Discover ways students can get involved and prepare for their future
Partner with us to help your student succeed—we hope to see you there!
Check out the school breakfast and lunch menus for the week of April 6th–10th.
Printable menus can be found here: https://www.tiftschools.com/documents/school-nutrition/menus/18803049
You can also check the daily menu on your school’s website under Explore > Dining.
#4theT
Printable menus can be found here: https://www.tiftschools.com/documents/school-nutrition/menus/18803049
You can also check the daily menu on your school’s website under Explore > Dining.
#4theT
Eighth Street Singing Company wrapped up an incredible and successful show choir season, earning top honors and recognition across multiple competitions throughout the Southeast.
At the Hoover Show Choir Smackdown in Hoover, Alabama, the Singing Company earned First Place in the Middle Mixed Division and Best Show Design. In addition, Anton Gregus and Laci Barbee won the Duet Competition, and the Enfuego Show Band received the Best Band Award.
The group continued their success at the River City Classic in Tallassee, Alabama, where they captured First Place in the Middle Mixed Division, Best Vocals, and Best Show Design, while also being named Overall Grand Champions of the Competition. Jackson Shirts was also recognized as the Best Male Soloist.
At the Three Rivers Show Choir Competition in Rome, Georgia, the Singing Company again earned First Place in the Middle Mixed Division, Best Vocals, and Best Show Design, and were named Overall Grand Champions for the second time this season.
The season concluded on a national stage at the FAME Orlando National Show Choir Competition, where the group earned an impressive 4th Runner-Up finish while competing against some of the top show choirs in the country.
Congratulations to the talented students, directors, musicians, and supporters who made this such a memorable and successful season for the Eighth Street Singing Company! #4theT
At the Hoover Show Choir Smackdown in Hoover, Alabama, the Singing Company earned First Place in the Middle Mixed Division and Best Show Design. In addition, Anton Gregus and Laci Barbee won the Duet Competition, and the Enfuego Show Band received the Best Band Award.
The group continued their success at the River City Classic in Tallassee, Alabama, where they captured First Place in the Middle Mixed Division, Best Vocals, and Best Show Design, while also being named Overall Grand Champions of the Competition. Jackson Shirts was also recognized as the Best Male Soloist.
At the Three Rivers Show Choir Competition in Rome, Georgia, the Singing Company again earned First Place in the Middle Mixed Division, Best Vocals, and Best Show Design, and were named Overall Grand Champions for the second time this season.
The season concluded on a national stage at the FAME Orlando National Show Choir Competition, where the group earned an impressive 4th Runner-Up finish while competing against some of the top show choirs in the country.
Congratulations to the talented students, directors, musicians, and supporters who made this such a memorable and successful season for the Eighth Street Singing Company! #4theT
Just before Spring Break, students from TCHS in partnership with work-based learning toured Exlabesa here in Tifton. This company makes aluminum parts for construction, automotive, and energy sectors. Exlabesa is known for macro-extrusion which means they have some of the largest machines in the world to make aluminum parts. Students learned about job opportunities related to extrusion including potential opportunities for them at the Tifton plant.
The Tift County High School track and field teams turned in an outstanding performance at the 2026 Harmon’s Invitational hosted by Lowndes on Saturday, March 28th!
The Lady Devils finished 2nd overall and the Blue Devils finished 3rd overall in a strong showing against top competition.
Top individual finishes included:
🏅 Russ Benton — 1st place, Boys 800 Meter Run
🏅 Jamari Johnson — 1st place, Boys High Jump
🏅 William Maxwell — 1st place, Boys 1600 Meter Run
🏅 Anthony Pace — 1st place, Boys Pole Vault
🥈 Jaxson Hughes — 2nd place, Boys Pole Vault
For the Lady Devils:
🏅 Nairobi Graham — 1st place, Girls 100 Meter Dash (new school record, 12.15)
🏅 Nairobi Graham — 1st place, Girls 200 Meter Dash (new school record, 24.40)
🥈 Nairobi Graham — 2nd place, Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
🥈 Bailey Brock — 2nd place, Girls 1600 Meter Run
🥉 Bailey Brock — 3rd place, Girls 800 Meter Run
The Boys 4x800 Meter Relay team also captured 1st place and set a new school record with a time of 8:21.85. Team members were Russ Benton, William Tyre, William Maxwell, and Anthony Falotico.
The Girls 4x800 Meter Relay team also earned a 1st place finish. Team members were Kyli Garretson, Stella Bryant, Bailey Brock, and Skylar Stone.
Congratulations to all of our student-athletes on an incredible day of competition! #4theT
The Lady Devils finished 2nd overall and the Blue Devils finished 3rd overall in a strong showing against top competition.
Top individual finishes included:
🏅 Russ Benton — 1st place, Boys 800 Meter Run
🏅 Jamari Johnson — 1st place, Boys High Jump
🏅 William Maxwell — 1st place, Boys 1600 Meter Run
🏅 Anthony Pace — 1st place, Boys Pole Vault
🥈 Jaxson Hughes — 2nd place, Boys Pole Vault
For the Lady Devils:
🏅 Nairobi Graham — 1st place, Girls 100 Meter Dash (new school record, 12.15)
🏅 Nairobi Graham — 1st place, Girls 200 Meter Dash (new school record, 24.40)
🥈 Nairobi Graham — 2nd place, Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
🥈 Bailey Brock — 2nd place, Girls 1600 Meter Run
🥉 Bailey Brock — 3rd place, Girls 800 Meter Run
The Boys 4x800 Meter Relay team also captured 1st place and set a new school record with a time of 8:21.85. Team members were Russ Benton, William Tyre, William Maxwell, and Anthony Falotico.
The Girls 4x800 Meter Relay team also earned a 1st place finish. Team members were Kyli Garretson, Stella Bryant, Bailey Brock, and Skylar Stone.
Congratulations to all of our student-athletes on an incredible day of competition! #4theT
📚 WELCOME BACK: School Resumes Tomorrow
We hope everyone had a wonderful and relaxing Spring Break! Just a reminder that Tift County Schools and district offices will reopen tomorrow, Monday, April 6.
We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back and finishing the school year strong!
#4theT
We hope everyone had a wonderful and relaxing Spring Break! Just a reminder that Tift County Schools and district offices will reopen tomorrow, Monday, April 6.
We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back and finishing the school year strong!
#4theT
📣 One Week Away!
Are you looking for a new opportunity for the 2026–2027 school year? Join us at the Tift County Schools Career Fair!
🗓 Saturday, April 11th
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📍 Tift County Schools Administrative Office
506 West 12th Street
We have career opportunities available in a variety of positions and would love to connect with individuals interested in making a difference for our students.
Come learn how you can Find your Future with Tift County Schools!
#4theT
Are you looking for a new opportunity for the 2026–2027 school year? Join us at the Tift County Schools Career Fair!
🗓 Saturday, April 11th
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📍 Tift County Schools Administrative Office
506 West 12th Street
We have career opportunities available in a variety of positions and would love to connect with individuals interested in making a difference for our students.
Come learn how you can Find your Future with Tift County Schools!
#4theT
Huge congratulations to Coach Greg Williams on reaching an incredible milestone—100 wins as head coach of the Tift County Blue Devils Baseball Team!! ⚾️
Here’s to many more wins ahead!
#4theT
