The Alabama Harvest of the Month Program, initiated by the Alabama Department of Agriculture, is designed to highlight a locally grown fruit or vegetable on school menus each month. Today, students at TCS had the opportunity to enjoy collard greens, February’s featured Harvest of the Month item. We extend our sincere thanks to Demetrius and Al Hooks of Macon County for providing this fresh, local produce to our students.
📢 **New Visitor Check-In System at Tallassee City Schools!** 🔐
Starting Monday, February 24th, anyone entering TCS must scan a valid ID before visiting or student checkout. See flyer for more information!
Thank you for helping us protect our students! 💜 #TCSSafe #SchoolSecurity #Centegix
Board of Education Meeting Recap - 02-18-2025 Visit https://www.tcschools.com/page/board-of-education for more TCS Board of Education Information.
The Tallassee City Board of Education's monthly meeting will be held at the THS Career Tech Center tonight, February 18th, at 6:00 PM. Please visit https://www.tcschools.com/page/board-of-education for more information.
THS WRESTLING WINS BIG!!!
Coach John Mask noted, “Four years without a regular season loss!
I am amazed when I stop and reflect on the journey and growth of each wrestler that has put on the purple and gold singlet this year.
The Tallassee wrestling team just finished one of the best wrestling seasons in Alabama wrestling history! We wrestled teams from six different states and teams from every classification in Alabama.
Words can’t describe or express my love for each one of these young men. They have poured so much time into becoming better wrestlers on and off the mat. This is something we will remember for the rest of our lives. Every wrestler this year worked so incredibly hard to achieve this goal of ours. It’s a dream come true and it’s something I will never ever forget. Tallassee is so blessed to have had each one of these men to represent this city and school. What great energy and effort went into this dream of ours. EVERY TALLASSEE WRESTLER is to be commended and celebrated. I love them so much and I appreciate them and their efforts
Having five state champions is also a feat that is unheard of in this very physical sport.
Most coaches and teams dream of having one finalist every few years. We are so blessed to have the amazing wrestlers in our wonderful high school.”
Season accomplishments:
This year's team won every tournament and every match!
Jaime Blakely Duals Champions
Weaver Gene Taylor Champions
Beast of the Beach Champions
AHSAA Region Duals Champions
AHSAA STATE DUAL CHAMPIONS
Julian McPhillips Champions
AHSAA South Section Champions
AHSAA STATE CHAMPION Traditional tournament
Thomas Patterson- 106 pound state champion
Mason Nelson- 113 pound state champion
Aiden Bridgman- 132 pound 6th place
Roman McWilliams -138 pound 4th place
Land Bell- 150 pound state champion
Brady Adams- 157 pound 5th place
Tra’mel McCoy- 165 pound state champion
Zack Crosthwait- 190 pound state runner up
Nolan Addeo- 215 pound state champion
Jude Rogers- HW 5th place
-Ten state placers of which five were individual state champions - one state runner up
-43-0 on the Season!
Go Tigers!!!
🎉👮♂️ Tomorrow is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day! 👮♂️🎉
Join us in thanking our incredible School Resource Officers for their dedication, hard work, and commitment to keeping our students and staff safe every day. SROs do more than just protect—they build relationships, mentor students, and create a positive school environment.
Help us show our appreciation to our SROs today! 💙👮♀️
#ThankYouSROs #SchoolSafety #SROAppreciationDay
🚸✨ Happy National School Crossing Guard Day! ✨🚸
Today, we celebrate the amazing crossing guards who keep our students safe every day. Their dedication, kindness, and bright smiles make a big difference in our community.
If you see a crossing guard today, give them a wave or a "thank you"! 👏💛
#ThankYouCrossingGuards #SafetyFirst #CommunityHeroes
Congratulations Lydia Bird!
Coming soon to J. E. "Hot" O'Brien Stadium!
🌟 It's National School Counselors Week! 🌟
This week, we celebrate the amazing work of our school counselors who go above and beyond to support our students. Whether it’s guiding them through academic challenges, helping them navigate social and emotional growth, or preparing them for bright futures, our counselors play an essential role in helping students thrive.
Thank you for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to making a difference in the lives of students every day. We appreciate you!
#SchoolCounselorsWeek #ThankYouCounselors #MakingADifference
Thank you Alabama Power Company and Mr. Rod Cater for your donation to Tallassee City Schools! We are blessed to have community partners like you!
January's Harvest of the Month is here! Today our TCS students enjoyed fresh, Alabama-grown cabbage! A huge thank you to Loyal Produce in Autauga County for providing this local product to our schools.
Board of Education Meeting Recap - 01-28-2025 Visit https://www.tcschools.com/page/board-of-education for more TCS Board of Education Information.
The Tallassee City Board of Education's monthly meeting will be held at the THS Career Tech Center tonight, January 28th, at 6:30 PM. Please visit https://www.tcschools.com/page/board-of-education for more information.
New date for Hit-A-Thon! See graphic attached.
THS Men's Wrestling Team takes the State Championship in Duals 1-4 A Competition! Congratulations!
41-0 AHSAA STATE DUAL CHAMPIONS
Coach John Mask said "I can’t express how proud I am of this team. They have worked so hard and our senior leadership has been outstanding.
We wrestled our best matches of the season today. Every Tallassee wrestler played a part in this championship."
Tallassee 63- St John Paul II 16 in the semis
Tallassee 69- Oak Groave 11 in the Championship
Parents,
TCS will return to its normal schedule tomorrow.
Thank you
TCS will have a Virtual Day Thursday, January 23rd.
The Tallassee City Board of Education Meeting for January 21st has been moved to Tuesday, January 28th at 6PM. Please visit https://www.tcschools.com/page/board-of-education for more information.
No school Tuesday or Wednesday. See graphic
