Congratulations to Ms. Maria Pichardo for being recognized as a PBIS Teacher Hero! 🎉
This recognition celebrates faculty and staff who actively support PBIS by encouraging students, participating in PBIS events, and helping promote a positive and inclusive school environment.
👏 Thank you, Ms. Pichardo, for your dedication to recognizing student successes, engaging in PBIS initiatives, and contributing to a supportive atmosphere at TCHS. Your involvement strengthens our culture of positivity and encourages others to participate as well! 💙
#PBIS #BlueDevilPride #TeacherHero #PositiveCulture #4theT #RaiseTheBar
🎉 PBIS Students of the Week: 🎉
Congratulations to this week’s outstanding student, Dionicio Heavener, for his enthusiasm and eagerness for learning each day! Dionicio was nominated by Mrs. Kaycee Powell who expressed this:
"There are so many things to love about Dionicio! Not only does he help out his classmates when they have questions in class, but he also consistently goes above and beyond on his assignments. I know I can always count on him to be ready for class, to participate out loud, and to be enthusiastic about learning. He truly is the best of TCHS!" Congratulations, Dionicio! 👏💙
Congratulations to this week’s outstanding student, Kazmir Lester, for her classroom participation and upbeat attitude! Kazmir was nominated by Mrs. Diana Clark who expressed this: "Kazmir is a joyful girl. When she comes to my class, she greets me with a smiling face. She is smart, responsible, respectful, kind and always likes to participate in class." Congratulations, Kazmir! 👏💙
A special thank you to Sumner Beaumont York & Kincaid Insurance Group for sponsoring our Student of the Week recognition!
#PBIS #StudentOfTheWeek #4TheT #RaiseTheBar
Out of 123 boats:
• Eli Richards and Walker Kaiser placed 37th with 5 fish totaling 12.03 pounds.
• Nathan Parker and Dylan Barfield placed 44th with 5 fish totaling 10.88 pounds.
• Canton Moore and Mason Lundy placed 90th with 3 fish totaling 3.42 pounds.
Eli Richards and Walker Kaiser also won the Big Fish Competition with an impressive 6.26-pound catch! 🏆
Great job to all members of the Bass Fishing Team—we are proud of your hard work and dedication! #4theT
🌟 FCCLA Region 8 STAR Events Success!
We are incredibly proud of our FCCLA students who represented us at the Region 8 STAR Events competition!
👏 All participating students qualified for STATE competition - an outstanding accomplishment that reflects their hard work, creativity, and dedication.
🏆 They will advance to the FCCLA State Leadership Conference in Columbus this March, where they will compete among the best in Georgia.
Please help us congratulate these amazing students as they continue to shine and showcase their talents on the state level! ❤️
#FCCLA #STAREvents #CTAEdelivers #StudentSuccess #CareerTechEd #LeadershipInAction #RoadToState #ProudTeacherMoment #4theT
✨ Rylee Tompkins—2nd Place Ag Education CDE & advancing to State!
🌿 TCHS Nursery Landscape—5th Place (Senior Division)
Hard work paying off! We are proud of you all! #FFAProud
#tiftanimalshelter #ffa #cozycrittercafe
Brady’s outstanding knowledge of the U.S. Constitution helped him prevail when it came down to the second and decisive speech. His hard work and preparation truly paid off!
He now moves on to the Area Competition on March 7th. We are proud of you, Brady! 👏
#4theT
Missing a day of school here and there may not seem like much, but absences add up.
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Our high school Criminal Justice students recently participated in an educational field trip to the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth. This unique experience gave students firsthand exposure to the training environment for Georgia’s law enforcement officers, firefighters, emergency responders, and other public safety professionals.
During the tour, students observed specialized training facilities, learned about academy requirements, and gained insight into the physical, academic, and ethical standards expected of public safety personnel. They saw how classroom instruction is combined with realistic, scenario-based training to prepare recruits for real-world situations.
The visit left students with a deeper understanding of the discipline, responsibility, and commitment required to pursue a career in criminal justice and public safety. Many walked away with a renewed respect for first responders and a clearer vision of the career pathways available within this important field.
#CriminalJustice #CareerReady #PublicSafety #WorkBasedLearning #FutureLeaders
Congratulations to all participants for showcasing their hard work, dedication, and growth through their Supervised Agricultural Experiences. Your commitment to agricultural education continues to make us proud.
Best of luck to our South Region winners as they advance to the State Proficiency Awards this April — we are cheering you on every step of the way! 💙💛 #FFA #SAE #ProficiencyAwards #GrowingLeaders
Congratulations to all participants for showcasing their hard work, dedication, and growth through their Supervised Agricultural Experiences. Your commitment to agricultural education continues to make us proud.
Best of luck to our South Region winners as they advance to the State Proficiency Awards this April — we are cheering you on every step of the way! 💙💛 #FFA #SAE #ProficiencyAwards #GrowingLeaders
TCHS School Climate Survey Link:https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=5334A9BD
DECA’s 3rd Annual Mr. and Ms. TCHS Pageant was a tremendous success! We are proud to continue offering scholarships to our winners each year. This event would not be possible without the incredible support of our community and sponsors. Thank you for investing in our students and their future!
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Tift County Schools is proud to collaborate with ESE Mental Health to offer referrals to access to high-quality mental health services for our middle school and high school students.
Through this partnership, students will have increased access to licensed mental health professionals who can provide counseling and support —right here in our school community. This initiative reflects our ongoing commitment to the well-being of every student and to creating safe, supportive environments where they can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
We are grateful for this opportunity to work together in supporting the whole child.
For additional information, please contact your school principal or school counselor.
#4theT
Our cafeterias are serving up delicious and nutritious meals all week long!
📅 February 23 – February 27
Daily menus are always available anytime by visiting Explore > Dining on your school’s website.
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On Wednesday, February 11th, the GA-051 JROTC Unit was proudly presented with the Georgia State Flag by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Following the presentation, the unit conducted a formal flag ceremony at the main flagpole of Tift County High School, demonstrating the discipline, respect, and professionalism that define GA-051.
Leading the ceremony and representing the GA-051 JROTC 4th Squadron was Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Juan Cavazos.
We are grateful to the Daughters of the American Revolution for their support and recognition of our cadets. 🇺🇸
#GA051JROTC #TCHS #4theT
On Wednesday, February 4th, the GA-051 JROTC Unit proudly presented the Colors at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Chick-fil-A on Tift Avenue.
The Honor Guard was led by Cadet Colonel Nicholas Bennett, who carried the American flag. He was joined by:
🇺🇸 Cadet Airman First Class Marjavious Hammock, Georgia flag
🔹 Cadet Chief Master Sergeant Levi Irwin, Rifle Guard
🔹 Cadet Staff Sergeant Gabriel Milton, Rifle Guard
We are proud of these cadets for representing Tift County High School with professionalism, leadership, and pride in our community. Well done, GA-051! 👏
#GA051JROTC #TCHS #HonorGuard #CommunityPride #LeadershipInAction
On Friday, February 13, the GA-051 JROTC Unit proudly celebrated the graduation of Private Elisa Augusto from USMC Basic Military Training at Parris Island, SC.
She is pictured with Sergeant Brianna Mash, who is currently serving as a Drill Sergeant at Parris Island. Both Marines are proud former GA-051 JROTC Cadets of Tift County High School, representing the legacy of leadership and excellence within our program.
We are incredibly proud of these outstanding young women and their commitment to serving our country. Semper Fi! 🇺🇸
#GA051JROTC #TCHS #USMC #SemperFi #ProudToServe #OnceACadetAlwaysACadet
