The Telfair County High School baseball field has been named the 2020 Class A-Public Field of the Year by the Georgia Dugout Club. We appreciate everyone who supports Trojan baseball, but we especially want to thank Coach Thor Ott and Griff Mizell. Both of these men donate a ton of their time to help make this field the best looking park in Class A. Click on title for more information.
Telfair County Schools Tiny Trojans student Seneca Whitehead made headlines recently when he joined the Trojan Regiment drumline on the sidelines of the football field. His mother, Tabithia Whitehead, posted a video of his performance on Facebook and the post quickly went viral. Good Morning America saw the video and invited Seneca and his mother to New York to appear as guests on the show. Click on the title above for more information.
The Department of Public Health has issued a news release regarding vaping and electronic cigarettes. Please click on the title above to view the news release.
Telfair County Schools introduces the inaugural edition of the Superintendent’s Trojan Update. The purpose of the update is to periodically inform our staff, students, and community of outstanding achievements and important events occurring throughout our beloved school system. Click title link above to view the update.
Carson Lovvorn was selected as the 2019 Reader of the Year for 4th grade by the Georgia Department of Education. Carson was honored at the Georgia State School Superintendent’s Recognition Ceremony on Wednesday, May 1, 2019.
Each year, a Teacher of the Year and an Employee of the Year are chosen for the Telfair County School System. The Telfair County Teacher of the Year for 2019 is Lisa Pitt. The Telfair County Employee of the Year for 2019 is Roberta McMillian. We are fortunate to have many outstanding teachers and support employees from which to choose. This year’s winners are wonderful examples of the quality staff members that make our schools and system great. Click title link above for more information.
On Thursday, December 13, 2018, Sen. Blake Tillery (R – Vidalia) presented the 2nd Biennial Youth Legislator Scholarship Awards. The Youth Legislator Scholarship is awarded biennially to three middle or high school students who are residents of Senate District 19. Winners are chosen based on their essay on one of two prompts provided by Sen. Tillery. This year, roughly 90 percent of applicants chose the prompt of “providing examples of steps the state could take to encourage young individuals to build a life and career in rural Georgia.” Riley Rothwell, a 9th grade student at Telfair County High School, was awarded the 2nd place prize of $150. Riley is a resident of Alamo and is the daughter of Tammy Turner and Thomas and Stephanie Rothwell. She was encouraged to participate in the scholarship contest by Telfair County High School teacher Ms. Samantha Stanley-Bateson.
REACH provides Georgia’s academically promising students with the academic, social, and financial support needed to graduate from high school, access college, and achieve post-secondary success. The Telfair County School District REACH Scholars selected for 2018-2019 are: Brian Cook, Kamryn Jordan, Maritza Lozana Hernandez, Arthur Mackey, and Angelina Martinez.
Telfair County School District is pleased to offer online access to grades, attendance, teacher assignments and comments. The Parent Portal of PowerSchool is a secure, web-based application which allows you to have real-time information about your child so that you can become more involved in your child’s education. You can monitor grades and attendance at your own pace. Click the title link above for more information.
Telfair County Schools has been awarded funding from the Governor's Office of Student Achievement to implement Tiny Trojans, an early literacy program for three-year-old children, which will be operated by Telfair County High School’s Early Childhood Education (ECE) department. Tiny Trojans will prepare at-risk three-year-old children for pre-kindergarten by providing them with language-rich adult-child interactions. Additionally, high school students will apply their ECE knowledge by assisting teachers in developing lessons and activities and working directly with the children daily.
