Now hiring substitute cooks!
Our team brought home the Teamwork Award at the CTIM Challenge at Vincennes University Jasper! They were recognized as the team demonstrating the best overall teamwork and earned a $200 prize! We are proud of the collaboration, communication, and teamwork they demonstrated. Way to go, Marksmen!!
Our Agriculture students have been putting their green thumbs to work over the past month, using garden towers to grow fresh spinach and lettuce right here at school!
Yesterday, they got to enjoy the fruits (or should we say vegetables!) of their labor by harvesting their crops and making fresh salads in class.
It's a great hands-on learning experience that allows students to see the growing process from start to finish and, best of all, actually taste the results of their hard work!
Learning is sometimes better when you can get your hands dirty!
Yesterday, they got to enjoy the fruits (or should we say vegetables!) of their labor by harvesting their crops and making fresh salads in class.
It's a great hands-on learning experience that allows students to see the growing process from start to finish and, best of all, actually taste the results of their hard work!
Learning is sometimes better when you can get your hands dirty!
Members of the Tell City Police Department recently assisted Chief Lawalin with his Fundamentals of Policing class, providing students with an inside look at the tactics, strategies, and basic fundamentals involved in safely conducting traffic stops.
Students had the opportunity to learn about officer safety, proper procedures, and the decision-making involved in these everyday, but potentially high-risk, encounters.
Most importantly, students gained a better understanding of the process from an officer’s perspective and the importance of preparation, communication, and sound tactics.
A big thank-you to our TCPD members for sharing their knowledge!
Students had the opportunity to learn about officer safety, proper procedures, and the decision-making involved in these everyday, but potentially high-risk, encounters.
Most importantly, students gained a better understanding of the process from an officer’s perspective and the importance of preparation, communication, and sound tactics.
A big thank-you to our TCPD members for sharing their knowledge!
❤️ Thank You, Perry County EMS! ❤️
A big thank-you to our Perry County EMS crew for spending time with our freshmen today and helping them become CPR certified!
This is the third year we have provided this training to our freshmen, and we love giving our students the opportunity to learn such an important, potentially life-saving skill. These are lessons that go far beyond the classroom and could one day help them save a life!
We appreciate Perry County EMS for their time, expertise, and commitment to our students and community! 👏🚑
A big thank-you to our Perry County EMS crew for spending time with our freshmen today and helping them become CPR certified!
This is the third year we have provided this training to our freshmen, and we love giving our students the opportunity to learn such an important, potentially life-saving skill. These are lessons that go far beyond the classroom and could one day help them save a life!
We appreciate Perry County EMS for their time, expertise, and commitment to our students and community! 👏🚑
🇺🇸 Join Us as We Honor Our Veterans! 🇺🇸
Tell City Jr.-Sr. High School invites all veterans to join us on Wednesday, November 11, for our Veterans Day Assembly!
❤️🤍💙 Our assembly will begin at 8:00 AM as we take time to recognize and honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Following that, all veterans are invited to join us in the cafeteria for a FREE breakfast as a small token of our appreciation.
We are grateful for the sacrifices our veterans have made to protect our freedoms, and we look forward to celebrating them with our students and staff.
Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your commitment to our country! 🇺🇸
Tell City Jr.-Sr. High School invites all veterans to join us on Wednesday, November 11, for our Veterans Day Assembly!
❤️🤍💙 Our assembly will begin at 8:00 AM as we take time to recognize and honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Following that, all veterans are invited to join us in the cafeteria for a FREE breakfast as a small token of our appreciation.
We are grateful for the sacrifices our veterans have made to protect our freedoms, and we look forward to celebrating them with our students and staff.
Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your commitment to our country! 🇺🇸
Thanks to USI for hosting our sophomores on Friday! As part of our Marksmen Early College program, students were grouped by areas of interest to learn more about majors in business, engineering, liberal arts and health sciences. They were able to take a tour, visit residence halls and learn about admissions.
William Tell is aware of some incorrect information being circulated. A pilot light went out in the cafeteria. Out of an abundance of caution, we contacted local authorities to ensure the building was safe. There is no emergency at the building.
Our FFA and Culinary Arts students recently teamed up to help prepare and serve a farm-to-table event with Perry County Quality of Life Committee! Students put in countless hours cooking, plating, and serving fresh, local food. This experience gave our students real-world skills in food preparation, hospitality, and community engagement, and we are proud of their hard work and for the opportunity to be part of such a meaningful event.
Fundraiser Pick-up!
Please join us for the WTE Fall Festival!
Now hiring substitute cooks! Join the team!
Please help us in collecting canned food!
👨🍳🍽️ Learning by Doing!
Last week, our Culinary Arts students had the opportunity to cater lunch for the Mayor’s Roundtable as more than 30 mayors from small Indiana communities visited Tell City.
Our students took ownership of the entire experience—from creating the menu and executing the plan to preparing and serving the meal.
We are incredibly proud of the professionalism, teamwork, and effort they demonstrated. Experiences like this are what make Career & Technical Education so valuable!
Great job, Culinary Arts! We are proud of you! ❤️🤍
Last week, our Culinary Arts students had the opportunity to cater lunch for the Mayor’s Roundtable as more than 30 mayors from small Indiana communities visited Tell City.
Our students took ownership of the entire experience—from creating the menu and executing the plan to preparing and serving the meal.
We are incredibly proud of the professionalism, teamwork, and effort they demonstrated. Experiences like this are what make Career & Technical Education so valuable!
Great job, Culinary Arts! We are proud of you! ❤️🤍
A big THANK YOU to everyone who joined us for the Perry County College Fair! 🎓 We are celebrating College GO! Week at TCJSHS this week. As a designated Early College, we take pride in offering opportunities like these for our students.
We appreciate you taking the time to connect with our students, answer questions, and share the many opportunities available to them. We’re grateful for your support of our students and our community!
We appreciate you taking the time to connect with our students, answer questions, and share the many opportunities available to them. We’re grateful for your support of our students and our community!
Please join us for International Walk to School Day!
🚔 Learning Beyond the Classroom!
Our Life Skills students spent this week learning about the operations of our local police department and gaining a better understanding of the important work law enforcement officers do in our community.
Today, the class welcomed School Resource Officer Triton Martin and Tell City Police Department Chief Derrick Lawalin, who took time to visit with our students, answer questions, and share their knowledge and experiences.
A big THANK YOU to Officer Martin and Chief Lawalin for spending time with our students and helping make this a meaningful learning experience! We also want to thank Mrs. Weatherholt for creating this opportunity and finding ways to connect classroom learning to real-world experiences.
Our Life Skills students spent this week learning about the operations of our local police department and gaining a better understanding of the important work law enforcement officers do in our community.
Today, the class welcomed School Resource Officer Triton Martin and Tell City Police Department Chief Derrick Lawalin, who took time to visit with our students, answer questions, and share their knowledge and experiences.
A big THANK YOU to Officer Martin and Chief Lawalin for spending time with our students and helping make this a meaningful learning experience! We also want to thank Mrs. Weatherholt for creating this opportunity and finding ways to connect classroom learning to real-world experiences.
📚✨ BACK-TO-SCHOOL YEARBOOK SALE! ✨📚
The school year is already underway, and now is the perfect time to make sure you get your copy of the yearbook!
Our Back-to-School Sale ends September 18th. That means you have ONE MORE WEEK to take advantage of the sale price! Don’t miss your chance to save and reserve your yearbook!
Order yours before the sale ends on September 18th: https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A0223220
The school year is already underway, and now is the perfect time to make sure you get your copy of the yearbook!
Our Back-to-School Sale ends September 18th. That means you have ONE MORE WEEK to take advantage of the sale price! Don’t miss your chance to save and reserve your yearbook!
Order yours before the sale ends on September 18th: https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A0223220
We are excited to welcome students back!
We cannot wait to meet our new Marksmen!