Right now, Dr. Rodney Green, consultant from the Michigan Association of School Boards (MASB) is starting his Superintendent Search Stakeholder Input Sessions.
First up, students from Tecumseh High School! They’re giving their input on what they want to see in the next superintendent of Tecumseh Public Schools.
Don’t forget, the general public has the opportunity to take part in a session tonight at 6 pm. The meeting will be held in the Media Center of Tecumseh High School.
MORE INFO ⬇️
https://www.tps.k12.mi.us/page/superintendent-search
Join us tonight at 6 PM for Tecumseh Public Schools' virtual Superintendent Search session!
Dr. Rodney Green from MASB will present and answer your questions. Can't attend? Watch the recording on our website. Send questions in advance to connect@tps.k12.mi.us.
Zoom link >> http://tinyurl.com/yck2fshe
There will be NO SCHOOL for Tecumseh Public Schools on Wednesday, January 24.
Previously, the district was operating under a two-hour delay.
The move to close the district is because of dense fog and freezing rain as we’re about to start our first bus run.
There will be no childcare.
Follow us on Facebook, X, and our app for the latest updates on today's sporting events and other scheduled events.
Think of it as Winter Break part two.
Due to extra snowfall and continued dangerous icy conditions on area roads, there will be NO SCHOOL for Tecumseh Public Schools on Friday, January 19.
That means there will also be no childcare and preschool.
Stay tuned to our social media pages for updates on sporting events, practices, and other scheduled events.
There will be NO SCHOOL for Tecumseh Public Schools on Thursday, January 18!
This is because of snow and dangerous road conditions.
There will be no childcare.
There will be NO SCHOOL for Tecumseh Public Schools on Wednesday, January 17!
This is because of dangerously low temps overnight. There will be no childcare.
Stay informed about TPS sporting events and other scheduled Wednesday events via our social media pages or team emails.
There will be NO SCHOOL for Tecumseh Public Schools on Tuesday, January 16!
This is because of dangerously low temps overnight and icy road conditions.
There will be no childcare.
Stay informed about TPS sporting events and other scheduled Tuesday events via our social media pages.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day stands alone as the sole federal holiday recognized as a National Day of Service, urging every American to engage in volunteer activities for the betterment of their communities.
Over the past 25 years, the MLK Day of Service has experienced significant growth, with its influence expanding as more Americans adopt the belief that true citizenship entails actively contributing to community improvement.
#MLKDay
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, there will be no school on Monday, January 15.
Enjoy the long weekend, and stay warm!
Tecumseh Public Schools will move to a half-day schedule for ALL students on Friday, January 12, 2024.
The move is because of the expected winter weather beginning Friday afternoon. All after-school activities and sporting events are canceled for Friday.
Half-day release schedule:
Sutton Early Learning Center - 11:40 am
Tecumseh Acres Early Learning Center - 11:45 am
Herrick Park and Patterson Intermediate Learning Centers - 11:55 am
Tecumseh Middle School - 10:50 am
Tecumseh High School - 11 am
Tecumseh Preschool - 11 am
The Tecumseh High School Counseling Department is excited to host a Federal Student Aid night.
Our counselors will discuss the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This is for THS Seniors and their families.
The meeting will be held on Thursday, January 11, at 6 pm in the THS cafeteria.
In November, Tecumseh High School and the District came together to host the "We Salute" Ceremony in the Sculpture Garden, honoring our veterans on Veteran's Day.
For part of the ceremony, 80 yard signs were sold to families, providing a meaningful way to honor their loved ones who served or are currently serving. The signs were placed along the amphitheater seating in the garden.
Each yard sign sold contributed $10 to the THS Sculpture Garden Committee. Alongside an additional $100 in cash donations, the committee proudly presented $900 to the Lenawee Veterans Dire Needs Fund!
Thank you to everyone who participated in the ceremony and contributed to this wonderful cause. Your support makes a significant impact!
#WeSalute #honoringveterans
During Winter Break, our maintenance, custodial, and technology teams, in collaboration with contracted partners, enhanced our buildings.
They performed deep cleaning, essential maintenance on roofs, installed Preschool fixtures, executed crucial network updates, repaired security cameras (ensuring that all cameras are now operational in every building), and completed various other tasks.
Additionally, the District efficiently repurposed sections of the retired Indian Stadium field turf, which has been installed in the barn at Tecumseh High School. This will provide a year-round use for student-athletes and potentially additional uses. Thanks to volunteers' collaborative efforts and fundraising, this installation was achieved at no extra cost to TPS.
Thank you to our maintenance, custodial, and technology teams for their dedicated efforts during the break to ensure our buildings were prepared for the return of our students and staff.
#buildingupdates #returntoclass
Unlock insights into your child's reluctance to attend school!
Join our virtual session, "School Avoidance," with a licensed family therapist. Discover the real issues and ask the right questions.
School Avoidance - January 9, 2024 - 7:00 pm
Registration: http://cookcenter.info/TecumsehJan9
Hopefully, everyone had a great holiday and restful Winter Break.
We'll see you on Monday, January 8.
A special shout-out to several members of the District.
Thank you to Joe Bundas (TMS teacher), Josh Mattison (Director of Operations), and Mary Tommelein (BOE Secretary), for graciously representing Tecumseh Public Schools during a special event before Christmas.
The trio, along with other community members, took part in Bagging for a Difference at Jerry’s Market. They bagged groceries, and all the tips they received were donated to Lenawee Cares. Jerry’s Market also matched 100% of the tips!
All the funds went towards the Lenawee Cares campaign for basic needs in the community. Thank you to everyone who took part and helped out!
A special shout-out to several members of the District.
Thank you to Joe Bundas (TMS teacher), Josh Mattison (Director of Operations), and Mary Tommelein (BOE Secretary), for graciously representing Tecumseh Public Schools during a special event before Christmas.
The trio, along with other community members, took part in Bagging for a Difference at Jerry’s Market. They bagged groceries, and all the tips they received were donated to Lenawee Cares. Jerry’s Market also matched 100% of the tips!
All the funds went towards the Lenawee Cares campaign for basic needs in the community. Thank you to everyone who took part and helped out!
Before Winter Break, a group of volunteer band musicians from TPS spread some Christmas cheer at The Fieldstone at Tecumseh Places.
The group, led by Joe and Kellie McInchak, performed a medley of holiday tunes, engaged with residents, and presented them with lovely poinsettia plants.
🎶🌲🎁
Happy New Year!
#happynewyears #tecumsehpublicschools
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all of us here at Tecumseh Public Schools!
#merrychrismas #happyholidays
