Tift County middle and high school students now have access to ESE Mental Health for high-quality mental health services.
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.
Thank you GaDOE for listening to our concerns and acknowledging the importance of providing service opportunities to our students in need. We hope to expand this service to all students in the near future.
For additional information, please contact your school principal or school counselor.
#4theT

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.
Thank you GaDOE for listening to our concerns and acknowledging the importance of providing service opportunities to our students in need. We hope to expand this service to all students in the near future.
For additional information, please contact your school principal or school counselor.
#4theT

Mrs. Alexander’s and Mrs. Hill’s Forensics classes put their skills to the test as they worked to solve unsolved crimes. Students collaborated in groups to follow clues, analyze interview statements, review autopsy reports, and examine evidence—all to bring a fictional killer to justice. 🗂️
They loved applying the knowledge they’ve gained this semester, and their investigative skills were on full display! 🔬⚖️
#4theT
A big THANK YOU to everyone who planned, prepared, and worked so hard to celebrate our students who follow PBIS expectations every day. This event truly took a team, and what a team we have! 💙
✨ Shoutouts to our incredible crew:
🍬 PBIS Team – Outstanding work making this day happen!
🎨 Mrs. Dawson and her classes – Designing, decorating, planning, and cleaning up… you made the magic!
📣 Dr. Busbin – For creating all the signs, checking students in, and (enthusiastically!) directing me all day. “Check that door! Check that bathroom!” Thanks for keeping us all straight!
🍭 Mrs. Herbert – For making cotton candy… and more cotton candy… and even more cotton candy.
🍿 Mr. Martin – For popping an insane amount of popcorn while rocking an apron like a pro.
🏃♂️ Mr. Acree – For running the obstacle course and keeping the energy high. If you haven’t seen his dance moves… consider yourself blessed.
🏠 Mrs. Forshee – For leading the Gingerbread House station. No gingerbread men or women were harmed (as far as we know).
🤝 Mr. Losada, Mrs. Walls, Ms. Day, Mrs. Coleman, and Miss McLemore – Thank you for giving up your planning time and helping in every way needed.
✨ Student Council & Student Ambassadors – Jumping in wherever help was needed—thank you!
🙌 And to the many other teachers who stopped by to lend a hand throughout the day—we appreciate you!
Candyland wouldn’t have been possible without every single one of you. THANK YOU for making it a sweet success! 🍬💙
#4theT #TCHSPBIS









Congratulations to Mrs. Dana Fletcher for being recognized as a PBIS Teacher Hero! 🎉
This recognition highlights faculty and staff who actively support PBIS by encouraging students, participating in PBIS initiatives, and contributing to a positive and respectful school culture.
👏 Thank you, Mrs. Fletcher, for your consistent engagement in PBIS efforts—whether through recognizing the great choices students are making, completing PBIS surveys, or supporting schoolwide activities. Your dedication helps strengthen the positive environment we strive for every day at TCHS, and your involvement inspires others to take part as well! 💙
#PBIS #BlueDevilPride #TeacherHero #PositiveCulture #4theT #RaiseTheBar

We are proud to celebrate Breanne Dawson as our December Teacher of the Month! 🍎✨
This honor is extra special because it is voted on by their peers — a true reflection of the respect, admiration, and appreciation shown by colleagues for their dedication, positive attitude, and outstanding work in supporting student success every day.
Thank you, Mrs. Dawson, for modeling excellence and being a shining example of the values we embrace through our PBIS program. Your commitment to our students and school community makes a difference, and we are grateful for all you do! 💙
Help us celebrate this well-deserved recognition! 👏👏👏
#TeacherOfTheMonth #PBISProud #TiftCounty #BlueDevilPride #4theT #WeAreTift #PositiveCulture #EducationExcellence #CelebrateSuccess #Raisethebar

Please join us in celebrating Haley Dillard as our December Staff of the Month! 🌟
This special recognition is voted on by peers and reflects the appreciation and admiration of colleagues across our school community. Ms. Dillard goes above and beyond each day — supporting students, uplifting staff, and contributing to the positive climate and culture we value through our PBIS program.
Thank you, Ms. Dillard, for your hard work, positive spirit, and dedication to helping our students and staff succeed. We appreciate everything you do to help Tift County High School shine! 💙
Let’s give Ms. Haley Dillard a big Blue Devil round of applause! 👏👏👏
#StaffOfTheMonth #PBISProud #RaiseTheBar #BlueDevilPride #4theT #WeAreTift #PositiveSchoolCulture #SupportStaffStrong #CelebratingExcellence #TiftCountySchools

Congratulations to this week’s outstanding student, Cameron Sellars, for his dedication and drive in class each day! Cameron was nominated by Mr. C.J. Denton, who shared:
"Cameron has always gone above and beyond! He follows instructions to the "T". :-) It's been a pleasure watching him hone his skills and consistently strive to be better! He has always been quick to jump in and help fellow classmates who need help. Just an outstanding young man!." Excellent job, Cameron! 👏💙
A special thank you to Sumner Beaumont York & Kincaid Insurance Group for sponsoring our Student of the Week recognition!
#PBIS #StudentOfTheWeek #4TheT #RaiseTheBar

All Tift County Schools and offices will be closed Monday, December 22 – Friday, January 2.
📌 Staff return: Monday, January 5
📌 Students return: Wednesday, January 7
We hope all of our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe, restful, and joyful holiday break.
#4theT

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What Are High School Pathways?
High school pathways are structured programs of study that help students explore their interests and prepare for future careers or college opportunities. Each pathway connects classroom learning with real-world skills, giving students a chance to focus on specific areas-such as health sciences, engineering, business, arts, or technology-while still completing their core academic requirements.
By choosing a pathway, students can:
Explore potential careers and discover what they're passionate about.
Gain hands-on experience through projects, internships, or specialized courses.
Earn valuable credentials or college credits before graduation.
Build a strong foundation for success after high school, whether in college, technical training, or the workforce.
Pathways don't "lock" students into one career-they're designed to help students learn, explore, and make informed choices about their futures.


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.
Thank you GaDOE for listening to our concerns and acknowledging the importance of providing service opportunities to our students in need. We hope to expand this service to all students in the near future.
For additional information, please contact your school principal or school counselor.
#4theT

🎄✨ Tift County Blue Devil Brigade Auxiliary Christmas Showcase Tonight✨🎄
Join us on tonight at 6:30 PM at the Tift County High School Performing Arts Center for a special evening of holiday spirit and festive performances.
🎶 Enjoy the sights and sounds of the season
🎟️ Admission is FREE
💙 Open to our entire Blue Devil family
Come celebrate the holidays with us! #4theT

TCHS School Climate Survey Link:https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=5334A9BD
Mrs. Story’s healthcare students participated in Region 5 Trauma’s “Twisted” emergency response scenario, where they practiced real-life triage and patient transport skills.
These students stepped up, worked together, and gained firsthand experience in what it truly takes to respond during an emergency. We are so proud of our future health professionals! 💙
#HealthcareHeroes #CareerReady #CTAE #4theT



SRTC (Tifton) Criminal Justice TCC students from Tift County High School recently participated in a hands-on field trip as part of their Criminal Procedures course. Their visit to the Warner Robins Police Department offered an in-depth look at real-world law enforcement operations.
Students toured multiple areas of the department, including the interrogation and interview rooms, roll call and observation rooms, property intake, weapons testing area, forensics and trace labs, evidence holding area, and booking area. They also had the opportunity to practice latent print lifting, gaining valuable forensic experience.
Throughout the day, students learned about officers’ roles in the community, arrest powers, training, qualifications, and the many responsibilities involved in criminal justice procedures. They viewed training videos and engaged in discussions with Jail Detention Officers about their essential roles in the justice system.
Before departing, students toured the holding cells and paddy wagon, and each student received a Challenge Coin along with other souvenirs for their participation.
#4theT #SRTC #CriminalJustice









Students in the Tift County High School Criminal Procedures class (Tifton Justice TCC Program) are gearing up for an upcoming mock trial titled "Texting While Driving."
The case centers on a civil lawsuit in which an injured passenger is suing a teen driver for negligence after a serious crash. Students will examine key legal questions, including whether the driver was distracted by texting, intoxicated, or otherwise breached their duty of care—ultimately causing the plaintiff’s severe injuries.
Participants will analyze witness testimony, phone records, and accident-scene evidence before the trial concludes with a jury deliberation on liability and damages. This hands-on experience highlights the very real consequences of distracted driving and the importance of responsible decision-making behind the wheel.
#4theT #SRTC #CriminalJustice










Don’t miss the Holiday Show if the Season! 🎄
The Tift County Show Choirs invite you to the 2025 Christmas Spectacular on December 12th & 13th at the TCHS Performing Arts Center.
🎶 Two magical nights of music and holiday cheer!
🕡 Showtime: 6:30 PM each night
🎟 Adults $10 | Students $7
Come celebrate the season with us!
#4theT

We appreciate the opportunities Thomas University provides for Tift County’s students and look forward to continuing this partnership. 💙
#4theT
Today, Tift CTI helped spread Christmas cheer by making Goodie Bags for our amazing teachers and staff. 🎁 To show our appreciation, everyone was entered into our Christmas Wheel of Names for a chance to win one of 6 bags filled with love, holiday treats, and gratitude. 💛 This was our way of saying THANK YOU for all the hard work, dedication, and heart each pours into our students every day. 🌟
The Wheel of Names spun, and we are excited to announce our lucky winners:
Daniel Smith
Christy Baker
Deena Renew
Matthew Baxter
Jeff Scott
Kelly Beavers
We are truly blessed with the best here at TCHS! We hope this little Christmas surprise brings a smile to your holiday season. 🎅










Come shop with us this Saturday, December 13th, from 1:00-3:00 PM in front of ESMS!
This is the perfect chance to find Secret Santa gifts, Christmas presents, stocking stuffers, or even a few treats for yourself and your family!
Our amazing student vendors have been hard at work creating and preparing a variety of handmade and homegrown items, including:
✨ Handmade jewelry
🐾 Dog collars & dog treats
🎨 Crafts
🍪 Baked goods
☕ Hot chocolate & cocoa bombs
🥒 Pickles
💐 Fresh & silk bouquets
🎀 Wreaths
🍊 Simmer pots, dips & dry mixes
🥬 Produce
…and so much more!
Our students are incredibly excited for this event, and your support means the world to them. By shopping at the Holiday Market, you’re not just finding unique gifts; you’re also supporting entrepreneurship, creativity, agricultural education, and our very own ESMS and Tift Co. students.
We can’t wait to see you there as we kick off the holiday season together! 💙💛🎄

