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PowerSchool

FAQ's

Users' Guide

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Cheerleaders begin year with spirit offerings TCHS cheerleaders are offering T-shirts and jackets for sale this year.  See the T-shirt and jacket order forms for size and style selections. The order forms can be turned in to any cheerleader by August 27. The pick up for these items will take place on September 6 at 5:30 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. in the     TCHS commons area. Additional order and pick up dates dates are set: 2nd order  due by September 22—pick up on September 29--5:30-6:00 p.m. in the TCHS commons area 3rd order due by November 30--pick up on December 8--5:30-6:00 p.m. in the TCHS commons area Please return the order form and payment to a TCHS Cheerleader by the due dates. If you have any questions,  Call Niki @ 743-8314 or Chris @ 743-8496.

Working tirelessly, Juniors Hunter S. and Alli Carr finish up their U.S. History trails map. The class was tasked with creating maps for well-known, old Western trails. (Photo by Jakob G.)

First day of high school prepares students for year

Most high school students, nervous and excited for the first day of high school this fall, came to school early on August  23.

To make them feel welcome, faculty members greeted students at the front doors as they filed in to stow materials in lockers and “catch up” with friends before class,  which began at 7:59 a.m.

After teachers took enrollment during first hour, the students and faculty members traveled to the auditorium for a welcome speech by Principal John Luhrs.  His remarks included the importance of “synergy,” a concept that means that the sum total is greater than all its parts.  In other words, Luhrs suggested that when students and faculty work together, more gets accomplished.  Luhrs went on to encourage students to get involved and to explain the changes to the student handbook.

This year 121 students are enrolled at TCHS.

Lock in source of ideas for
school year

Playing the game Elves, Wizards and Giants, stuco lockin participants get energized before they begin an evening of planning events for the upcoming school year. Fourteen stuco members attended the August 12 event.

Stuco members gathered to plan activities for the upcoming school year during a lock in, held at TCHS from 5:00 p.m. to midnight on August 12.

Between pizza and ice cream sundaes, members came up with three new activities for the year:  journal writing for publication, a movie night, and a bingo event to be held at the long-term care facility on Valentine’s Day.

Other activities this year will include a back-to-school activity, car show, blood drive, Hat Day, Teacher Appreciation Day, Survivor Day, student of the month and talent show.

Fourteen Stuco members participated in the event.