TCHS would like to honor Black History Month by highlighting influential African Americans. #4theT
Mrs. Winters, It Specialist and LAN\WAN Technician at Tift County High School, provided a tutorial to the Network Interns to teach the students how to terminate RJ45 Network Cables using punch-down tools and taught them basic repair tips. #CTAE #CTAEdelivers #4theT
Congratulations to Senior, Damion Moate for signing with Presbyterian College! Damion will be continuing his football career. #4theT
Bailee Williams signed with Alabama State University to play softball while continuing her education. She was also selected as the 2024 Tift County High School Female Athlete of the Year! She has lettered four years in both softball and track. During her high school career, she has set school records with 31 home runs and 106 runs batted in and was named to the All-State team during both her junior and senior seasons. Her senior year she hit .492. Her track career has also been record-setting including multiple region championships in the shot put and discus and placing in the top 8 in the state track and field championships. Williams recently signed to continue her softball career at Alabama State University.#4theT
Congratulations to our January Students of the Month! #4theT
Senior parents are invited to attend a parent meeting tomorrow, February 8th, at 6 PM in the commons to hear about financial aid options. We hope to see you there! #4theT
This week we celebrate National School Counseling Week! Thank you to all of our School Counselors for your unique contributions to our students and the impact that it has on their success. #4theT
TCHS Ambassadors visited GO Bailey Elementary today for World Read Aloud Day! #4theT
TCHS would like to honor Black History Month by highlighting influential African Americans. #4theT
Students in Mr. Jason Owen's class got to experience an immersive activity when he taught Roman History in his class! Mr. Owen dressed up as a Roman Centurion and allowed his students to participate as well! #4theT
TCHS would like to honor Black History Month by highlighting influential African Americans. #4theT
Students in Forensic Science participated in a hair analysis lab. Students learned about the properties of hair evidence; in humans and animals, and how that evidence is used in court cases. Students analyzed their hair along with various hairs from animals. #4theT
Mark your calendars! The second annual Tift County High School Transition Fair is being held at the Tift County High School Media Center, on Wednesday, March 20 from 10:00 am-2:00 pm. The goal of the Transition Fair is to provide students with disabilities and their parents with information on educational and job-related services and programs that are available to assist them after graduation. #4theT
This week we celebrate National School Counseling Week! Thank you to all of our School Counselors for your unique contributions to our students and the impact that it has on their success. #4theT
The Georgia Parent Survey was developed to measure parent perceptions of school climate at your child’s school. Your opinion is very important to us. Your survey responses are confidential and will be combined with the survey responses of other parents at your child’s school to identify areas in need of improvement. It should only take ten or fifteen minutes to complete the survey. You can begin the survey by clicking on the link below. Thank you for your time and participation. #4theT
https://gshs.gadoe.org/Pages/parent.aspx
Mark your calendar if you have a rising 6th grader-12th grader interested in trying out for Tift County Cheer! Dates are listed below; for questions, email the cheer coaches. #4theT
Mrs Hill's Honors Physical Science class learned to differentiate between ionic and covalent compounds in a lab today! They tested melting points, solubility in water, and electrical conductivity.
TCHS would like to honor Black History Month by highlighting influential African Americans. #4theT
The Georgia Governor’s Honors Program is a residential summer program for gifted and talented high school students who will be rising juniors and seniors during the program. It provides students with the academic, cultural, and social enrichment necessary to become the next generation of global critical thinkers, innovators, and leaders. Out of 4,200 state applicants, only 1,500 have made it to this stage of the competition. TCHS had 5 students chosen as a finalist for the GHP program! These students will be interviewed in person at Georgia Southern University on February 24. TCHS students are Memphis Padgett, Theo Cash, Patricia (Patty Gail) Passmore, Kate Schwalls, and James Wise. #4theT
TCHS Counseling Department is excited to announce FAFSA Fridays will be back after Christmas break. It is a time for you to come to get help filling out your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). This is free money for college based on financial need. This process can be pretty tedious and frustrating as it requires you and your parents to input tax information. The counseling office brings in a representative from the Georgia Student Finance Commission to assist you with this process. She is the expert on all things financial aid. A sign-up form will be sent out after Christmas, but we wanted to make you aware of these opportunities now to relieve any stress you may have surrounding this topic. Be on the lookout for emails and flyers with the sign-up forms after Christmas. We look forward to helping you reach your goals after graduation. #BTTY #4theT
