THS has Bulldog spirit!!! Thank you to all of the high school clubs who participated in painting our school RED and WHITE this week: THS/TJHS Cheer, Student Council, Music Club, FCCLA, FFA, Bulldog Yearbook Staff, FBLA, GT, and Skills USA! Go Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs! ❤️
Today our 5th graders used base 10 blocks to multiply decimals. The base 10 blocks provide a visual representation of the product, which leads to a better understanding of the multiplication process.
5th grade Mystery Powders lab
Red/White & Purple/Gold Basketball Games TONIGHT!
7G, 7B, JG, JB, SG, SB
Tuckerman Bly Story Fieldhouse
6:00 PM
Livestreaming
https://www.youtube.com/@jcsdyoutube6612
The THS Tennis Team got some drill work in at the Trim Gym in Jonesboro with Coach Jim Merriman
2nd grade students are exploring the physical properties of rocks!
In a field of 197 runners, Zeke Church won the Jr Boys race at the Caveman Open yesterday, running a personal best and new school record of 9:00 flat, 15 seconds ahead of the 2nd place runner. Congratulations, Zeke! Bronx Holland, Dawson Worthington, Jackson Webb, and Cameron Ford rounded out the top five runners for the Jr Boys. In the Jr Girls race, Lulah Brunner finished first for her team with a time of 15:17. August Huckabee led the lady bulldogs with a time of 29:59 in the 5K. For the Sr Boys, Dylan Caraway led the bulldogs with a time of 24:42. The Cross Country team will host the Tuckerman Bulldogs River Run next Tuesday at Jacksonport State Park. The first race starts at 4:00. Spectators are welcome!
All four THS Esports SMASH teams won their matches today! Members include: Christopher Chatman, Pete Vankirk, Jax Welsh, Kanden Ralston, Zephyr Stover, Adrian Johnson, Kaleb Bridgeman, Ryan Keller, Automn Beard, Nicholas Brooks, Elektra Loven, & Kailyn Arter.
THS v. Van Buren, 3-1
THS v. Rogers, 3-1
THS v. Southside Fort Smith, 3-0
THS v. Piggot, 3-0
This week our class is talking about kindness and being a loyal friend. We practiced being a caring friend while walking a line with a bean bag on our head. If a friend had to stop we were kind and stopped and helped.
Reminder!!!
Thursday, October 12- PLC/Teacher Inservice Day-No school for students this day.
Friday, October 13- Fall Holiday- No school.
UCA will be at THS tomorrow, Oct 4 during Lunch in the High School Library. Any student grade 8-12 is welcome to attend.
This week in pre-K we are exploring friends and friendship. We are exploring how friends are alike and different. We are also learning ways to be kind so that we can keep friends. Preschool friends are the foundation for relationships children will make over a lifetime.
This week in pre-K we are exploring friends and friendship. We are exploring how friends are alike and different. We are also learning ways to be kind so that we can keep friends. Preschool friends are the foundation for relationships children will make over a lifetime.
Practicing The Pledge of Allegiance
We had a new principal for a little bit today in the Elementary! Principal Guffey🐾 She seen crayons left out on the table and floor in the library and she said, "School is for learning not littering!"😁😁She did a great job.
The 6th graders are learning how to identify different types of pronouns and use them correctly in their speaking and writing. Today they worked together to sort sentences by the type of pronoun used in the sentence.
Juniors & Seniors, Jostens will be on campus on Friday, Oct 6 between 3rd-5th period, to collect orders for cap & gowns, and class rings.
Seniors: You must purchase a cap & gown, $35. Bring the money on this date if you can.
Juniors: Bring money for deposit or down payment if you want along with the other forms given. Print off your order from online if needed.
Mrs. Ginger's Family and Consumer Science classes are learning the basics of clothing care this week. Today they practiced ironing clothing.
Tuckerman High School has earned a place on the College Board's AP School Honor Roll for the 2022-23 school year!
The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools that have done outstanding work to welcome more students into AP courses and support them on the path to college success.
Research shows students who take AP courses and exams are more likely to attend college and graduate on time. The students who enter four-year colleges with credit from AP accelerate their path to graduation and build confidence for college success. And even for those who don’t earn college credit, AP coursework provides early exposure to college-level work and contributes to a college-going school culture.
1st/2nd grade intramural basketball game 1!
