Join us this Friday night at TCJSHS for our annual Empty Bowls event!
For $20 per person, you’ll enjoy a warm and welcoming evening filled with delicious soups, breads, and more—while also making a meaningful impact in our community. Each guest will receive a handcrafted bowl from a TCJSHS student to keep as a reminder of the cause.
All proceeds from the event will go directly to support our local food pantries, helping those in need right here in our community.
Come hungry, leave with a full heart, and help us make a difference. We hope to see you there!
For $20 per person, you’ll enjoy a warm and welcoming evening filled with delicious soups, breads, and more—while also making a meaningful impact in our community. Each guest will receive a handcrafted bowl from a TCJSHS student to keep as a reminder of the cause.
All proceeds from the event will go directly to support our local food pantries, helping those in need right here in our community.
Come hungry, leave with a full heart, and help us make a difference. We hope to see you there!
We hope 6th graders can join us Friday evening at William Tell!
Who wants to show up to school on a Sunday?!?! These 29 Juniors spent all afternoon yesterday completing a Mock AP Exam for AP Language with Mrs. Williams. These Marksmen are going above and beyond to prepare themselves for their upcoming test. We are so proud of them!!
Congratulations to our outstanding High School Students of the Month! These students were nominated by their teachers for demonstrating excellence in the classroom, positive attitudes, and a strong commitment to our school community.
Pictured: Senior Makayla Roberts, Sophomore Levi Edwards, Freshman Kaylee Coyle, Junior Ben Fortwendel
Pictured: Senior Makayla Roberts, Sophomore Levi Edwards, Freshman Kaylee Coyle, Junior Ben Fortwendel
On April 17th, the Tell City Renaissance Class will be at it again with the 18th annual Lip Sync competition. This event will take place at Tell City Jr/Sr High School and will be held in the auditorium. The event will begin at 7:00pm CST and doors will open at 6:30pm CST. The public is asked to enter the doors on the 12th Street side.
The Lip Sync Competition is an annual event where students perform in a group or an individual act, while dancing and singing to their favorite songs. The entry fee will be $3 for Tell City students and $5 for adults/visitors. The Tell City Renaissance Class would love for the community to come together to support our talented Marksmen!
All revenue gained from the Lip Sync Competition will be used for future Academic Pep Rallies, which are events hosted by the Renaissance Leadership Class to celebrate student success inside and outside of the classroom. We hope that you can join us on April 17th at 7:00pm CST!
The Lip Sync Competition is an annual event where students perform in a group or an individual act, while dancing and singing to their favorite songs. The entry fee will be $3 for Tell City students and $5 for adults/visitors. The Tell City Renaissance Class would love for the community to come together to support our talented Marksmen!
All revenue gained from the Lip Sync Competition will be used for future Academic Pep Rallies, which are events hosted by the Renaissance Leadership Class to celebrate student success inside and outside of the classroom. We hope that you can join us on April 17th at 7:00pm CST!
We’d like to extend a big thank you to the Perry County Sheriff's Department for hosting Chief Lawalin’s Criminal Justice students last week!
Our students had a great opportunity to tour the facility, learn more about day-to-day operations, and gain firsthand insight into careers in law enforcement. Experiences like this help bring classroom learning to life and give our students a deeper understanding of the field.
We truly appreciate their time, hospitality, and willingness to invest in our students’ future!
Our students had a great opportunity to tour the facility, learn more about day-to-day operations, and gain firsthand insight into careers in law enforcement. Experiences like this help bring classroom learning to life and give our students a deeper understanding of the field.
We truly appreciate their time, hospitality, and willingness to invest in our students’ future!
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the Perry County Substance Abuse Committee for their generous donation in support of our 2026 TCJSHS Prom and After Prom!
Their continued investment in our students helps us provide a safe, fun, and memorable experience for everyone involved. We are grateful for their commitment to supporting positive choices and creating opportunities for our students to celebrate responsibly.
Pictured are Julie Fischer, SRO Triton Martin, Lisa Noble, and Traci Fischer. Thank you again for your generosity and support of our students!
Their continued investment in our students helps us provide a safe, fun, and memorable experience for everyone involved. We are grateful for their commitment to supporting positive choices and creating opportunities for our students to celebrate responsibly.
Pictured are Julie Fischer, SRO Triton Martin, Lisa Noble, and Traci Fischer. Thank you again for your generosity and support of our students!
We’d like to extend a big thank you to Ivy Tech Community College – Tell City for hosting an outstanding Skilled Trades Fair this week!
Our 11th and 12th grade students had a great experience connecting with local employers and industry professionals who specialize in the skilled trades. This event provided a valuable opportunity for our students to explore career pathways, ask questions, and gain real-world insight into high-demand fields right here in our community.
We truly appreciate the time, effort, and investment made by Ivy Tech and all participating businesses to support our students’ futures. It was a meaningful and impactful day!
Our 11th and 12th grade students had a great experience connecting with local employers and industry professionals who specialize in the skilled trades. This event provided a valuable opportunity for our students to explore career pathways, ask questions, and gain real-world insight into high-demand fields right here in our community.
We truly appreciate the time, effort, and investment made by Ivy Tech and all participating businesses to support our students’ futures. It was a meaningful and impactful day!
Happy Assistant Principal Week! WTE appreciates everything you do!
What a fantastic night at TCJSHS! 🏐💙 Our Student Athletic Leadership Team partnered with Special Olympics of Perry County to host an incredible Volleyball Inclusion Night, bringing students, athletes, and our community together for an evening full of energy, teamwork, and fun.
This event was a true celebration of inclusion—highlighting the power of sports to unite, build friendships, and create lasting memories for everyone involved.
A huge thank you to our generous sponsors, Waupaca Foundry and Commonwealth Aluminum, for helping make this special night possible!
We are proud of our students for their leadership and commitment to creating opportunities for all. 💪 #TCJSHS #InclusionMatters #UnifiedSports
This event was a true celebration of inclusion—highlighting the power of sports to unite, build friendships, and create lasting memories for everyone involved.
A huge thank you to our generous sponsors, Waupaca Foundry and Commonwealth Aluminum, for helping make this special night possible!
We are proud of our students for their leadership and commitment to creating opportunities for all. 💪 #TCJSHS #InclusionMatters #UnifiedSports
We are proud to share that two groups of students from our Business classes have qualified for the 2026 STARTedUP Challenge—Indiana’s largest and longest-running high school entrepreneurship competition.
These students will represent our school at the Southwest Indiana Regional Competition (Region 1) on April 17 at Kramer Pavilion at Deaconess in Newburgh. We wish them the best of luck as they showcase their creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit. Go Marksmen!
• Product #1: Hand in Hand: Leah Hollinden, Chloe Lindauer & Isla Epple
• Product #2: Stone and Flame: Paige McCoy & Alyssa Patrick
Check out the article on our students:
https://www.startedupfoundation.org/media/meet-southwest-indianas-student-entrepreneurs-competing-in-the-2026-startedup-challenge
These students will represent our school at the Southwest Indiana Regional Competition (Region 1) on April 17 at Kramer Pavilion at Deaconess in Newburgh. We wish them the best of luck as they showcase their creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit. Go Marksmen!
• Product #1: Hand in Hand: Leah Hollinden, Chloe Lindauer & Isla Epple
• Product #2: Stone and Flame: Paige McCoy & Alyssa Patrick
Check out the article on our students:
https://www.startedupfoundation.org/media/meet-southwest-indianas-student-entrepreneurs-competing-in-the-2026-startedup-challenge
William Tell yearbook orders are now open!
REMINDER! Kindergarten Round-Up is tonight at William Tell from 4:00-6:30pm
This week, we proudly celebrate School Social Worker Week, and we want to give a heartfelt thank you to Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Harris for the incredible impact they make at TCJSHS each and every day.
Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Harris care deeply about our students and work tirelessly to ensure every child feels seen, supported, and valued. We are incredibly grateful for the steady presence, listening ears, and caring hearts they bring to our school community.
Please join us in thanking them for all they do for our Marksmen! 💙
Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Harris care deeply about our students and work tirelessly to ensure every child feels seen, supported, and valued. We are incredibly grateful for the steady presence, listening ears, and caring hearts they bring to our school community.
Please join us in thanking them for all they do for our Marksmen! 💙
🎉 We’re Thrilled to Share Some Wonderful News! 🎉
Mrs. Mogan's Civic Arts Pathway has received a $2,500 grant from the Perry County Community Foundation to support our student-led public art bench project!
Thanks to this generous support, our students will design and install painted benches in riverfront parks across the county, celebrating 250 years of American and local history, with a special focus on the Ohio River and its impact on our community.
We are so grateful for this investment in our students and in Perry County’s story. Stay tuned for updates and a summer unveiling celebration!
Mrs. Mogan's Civic Arts Pathway has received a $2,500 grant from the Perry County Community Foundation to support our student-led public art bench project!
Thanks to this generous support, our students will design and install painted benches in riverfront parks across the county, celebrating 250 years of American and local history, with a special focus on the Ohio River and its impact on our community.
We are so grateful for this investment in our students and in Perry County’s story. Stay tuned for updates and a summer unveiling celebration!
Marksmen Seniors and Families – mark your calendars for Monday, March 9, 2026 at 6 pm and join us in the library as @INvestEdIndiana shares key steps in finalizing your college funding plan.
They will share tips on comparing financial aid offers, options to fill any gap in college costs, and answer any questions you have. Join us in the library for this FREE expert help.
If you plan to attend, please RSVP to lisa.noble@tellcity.k12.in.us.
They will share tips on comparing financial aid offers, options to fill any gap in college costs, and answer any questions you have. Join us in the library for this FREE expert help.
If you plan to attend, please RSVP to lisa.noble@tellcity.k12.in.us.
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Join us at our next Marksmen Matters meeting at WTE!
This week, schools across the country are celebrating National FFA Week, recognizing the impact of agricultural education and leadership development in our communities through National FFA Organizations. 🌾💙
At TCJSHS, we are incredibly proud of our young—but GROWING—FFA program. Even in its early stages, our students are already demonstrating leadership, responsibility, and a strong work ethic. They are gaining real-world skills, exploring careers in agriculture, and building character that will serve them well far beyond high school.
FFA is more than farming—it’s about premier leadership, personal growth, and career success. We are excited to watch our Marksmen continue to grow this program and make a positive impact on our school and community. Kudos to Mrs. Maegan Hagedorn for starting this great adventure with us! 🌟
At TCJSHS, we are incredibly proud of our young—but GROWING—FFA program. Even in its early stages, our students are already demonstrating leadership, responsibility, and a strong work ethic. They are gaining real-world skills, exploring careers in agriculture, and building character that will serve them well far beyond high school.
FFA is more than farming—it’s about premier leadership, personal growth, and career success. We are excited to watch our Marksmen continue to grow this program and make a positive impact on our school and community. Kudos to Mrs. Maegan Hagedorn for starting this great adventure with us! 🌟
We are proud to celebrate some outstanding academic achievements at TCJSHS!
The College Board’s National Recognition Program is designed to shine a light on high-achieving students across the nation—recognizing those who demonstrate exceptional performance in the classroom and on the PSAT assessment.
Today, we proudly recognize our students who have earned this prestigious distinction. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence truly set them apart. Please join us in congratulating these incredible students on this well-deserved honor! 🎉📚
The College Board’s National Recognition Program is designed to shine a light on high-achieving students across the nation—recognizing those who demonstrate exceptional performance in the classroom and on the PSAT assessment.
Today, we proudly recognize our students who have earned this prestigious distinction. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence truly set them apart. Please join us in congratulating these incredible students on this well-deserved honor! 🎉📚
