Good afternoon Trojans. Due to the continuing high level of COVID-19 cases in our community, health district, and state, we will extend the delay of in-person instruction until January 19, 2021. Staff should report to work as scheduled. Students will continue online/packet learning and information about ongoing assignments will be announced by each school. This decision is based on the safety and well-being of our students, staff, and community. Thank you for your patience and support during this time, and we look forward to the return of our students. We will continue to monitor the COVID situation and provide updates as they develop. May God bless each of you.
The Georgia Department of Education released 2020 graduation rates to the public this week. The Telfair County School District is pleased to announce that Telfair County High School posted a 93.4% 4-year graduation rate for 2020. This is up from 91.4% in 2019. The state graduation rate for 2020 is 83.8%. Congratulations to our dedicated students, faculty, staff, and administrators at each of our schools on this outstanding achievement!
Beginning on Monday, November 9, 2020, Telfair County Middle School will be offering after-school tutoring two days each week from 4:00-6:00 pm for TCMS students who need additional assistance in any of the four academic areas. STEPS for Success is available for both in-class and virtual learners. Click on title for more information.
Please click the title to view the Getting Started Tutorial for Edgenuity. Edgenuity courses will be available sometime during the first week of school.
Please click title to view COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions.
Please click title above to view Return to School Guidance for Staff and Students.
Please click the title to view the updated Reopening Plan for Telfair County Schools for 2020-2021.
Parents and students interested in the online learning option should fill out the online registration form. Please complete a separate form for each child. Click the title above for more information.
The Georgia Department of Public Health recommends that schools and universities increase education about respiratory hygiene. Students, faculty, and staff should follow steps to prevent the transmission of respiratory infections. Click on title for more information.
