Shout out to the Perry County EMS crew for coming to TCJSHS yesterday!! Our freshmen are getting CPR Certified, and they came yesterday to help test students on their CPR skills checks. We thank them for helping these young adults learn skills that might save the life of another person.
We want to thank Everbody's for the recess dance party, yoga, and special staff treat for Wellness Week! We also want to thank Mr. Henrickson who shares weekly "Wellness Wednesday" activities for our students. Thank you for a fun celebration of Wellness Week!
How lucky are we at William Tell Elementary to have firefighters who care enough about our students to be here ALL DAY LONG to do fire safety demonstrations for our students?
Please enter through the cafeteria doors. Please see the correct date for the item pick up in this post and in the text message sent home today.
Tell City Junior-Senior High School is proud to announce that 16 juniors were inducted into the Tell City High School chapter of National Honor Society in a ceremony held on Sunday, September 29th in the school auditorium.
National Honor Society is a nation-wide organization which recognizes excellence in service, leadership, scholarship, and character. Members are required to complete a number of service hours and participate in a group project, as well as maintain a strong academic performance, and continue to display high standards in the areas of character and leadership.
Many thanks to the businesses and organizations that made the Tour of Opportunity a great day for our 8th grade students. Our students were exposed to the many great employment opportunities that are available right here in our backyard!!
It was a beautiful morning for our "IWALK" to school! We want to thank the Tell City Police Department, Perry County Public Library, Tell City Mayor's Office, and all of the many parents, grandparents, students, and staff for joining us. We love where we live!
The great challenge to create a giant pumpkin of 1000 pounds by William Tell Elementary students has fallen short at 400 pounds. Unfortunately, Patty developed a stem problem and has remained at the same weight for over one week. At one point in time she was growing 14 pounds per day until Mother Nature stepped in and gave us a cold snap. We still have Gerald on the vine tipping the scales at 176 pounds. Time is running short, so we don't know where he will end up. Patty will be set up in front of the school this week. Feel free to come by and get a picture. Frank will be there also. He is about 125 pounds. We will have Patty's seeds for sale at our fall festival. These are Atlantic Giant, William Tell Elementary seeds and will be 5 for $5. We will use the proceeds to purchase a place to store our tools and protect our technology.
Thanks for all the support from our community!! We have learned a lot and plan to be back next year!!
We're thrilled to announce the new app for TC Schools! It's everything MARKSMEN, in
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The Tell City vs. Southridge football game has been postponed until Saturday night at 6:00pm. It'll be wet, wild, and windy.....but let's pack the stands to support the Marksmen!
As of now, the football game tonight is still on, however we have moved Homecoming ceremonies to the next home game.
Many thanks to Leonard Hahus who helped get our Health Occupations students CPR certified this week in Mrs. Filley's class. We love our partnership with the local EMT Crew!
It’s #WhyApply Day! We're joining in to share our “why” as we kick off Application Week and the College Go! campaign next week!
William Tell Elementary enjoyed some visitors today.
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Congratulations, 3rd grade teacher Sarah Elrhanjaoui!
A great season debut by the Marching Marksmen as they won the Evansville Central Class A Invitational this afternoon!! GO MARKSMEN!!
What an honor for TCJSHS to receive at the Indiana Dept. of Education Awards Gala tonight. TCJSHS was recognized as the winner of the Excellence in College Readiness award. When 60% of our students are earning a credential of value before graduation, something is going right!!
The award will be used to revamp the CTE wing of our building and to provide students with more opportunities to expand their knowledge in technical fields.
Tell City HS has been open for 96 years, so it's a rare day when something happens for the first time. But this morning, two of our students flew a plane over the school!!
Drew Gruelich and Towa Kobayashi are taking an Aviation course in Huntingburg to start each day. A big thanks to Jarred Howard, Dustin Betz, and the Huntingburg Regional Airport for hosting local high school students as they begin their piloting journeys!!
A big shout out to CHOICES MATTER for bringing Steve Emt to our school today. He shared his incredible journey from star athlete, to crash survivor, to United States Paralympic Athlete. What an inspiration!!!
Wear a jersey for Josiah on Friday and donate to William Tell Elementary kindergarten student Josiah S. who is in Norton's Hospital awaiting surgery to remove a tumor from his pancreas. We support you and your family, Josiah!