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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND STUDENTS:
Students who have missed more than 10 unexcused absences this year will be reported to TADRA. Your license will be subject to up to a one year suspension. If you do not yet have a license, you will not be issued a license for one calendar year.
If your license is suspended and you have questions regarding the suspension, direct all questions to Jimmy Alexander, the Toombs County Schools Attendance officer. Please do not contact the administrators at Toombs County High School regarding your license. Once your name has been submitted to the state, the school no longer has jurisdiction. All correspondence must go through the Attendance Officer. Mr. Alexander can be reached at (912)526-3141, Extension 124.
School News
Posted Monday, November 9, 2009
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Posted Thursday, October 29, 2009
On Tuesday October 27, 2009 a few members of the Toombs County High School Key Club had the opportunity to attend the Kiwanis Club meeting and hear guest speaker Vince Dooley, former athletic director of the University of Georgia. Pictured L-R are...[Read More]
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Dawg Bytes Online
Tuesday February 9, 2010
- FBLA WEEK Trivia Question: WHO SAID IT? Outstanding leaders go out of their way to boost the self-esteem of their personnel. If people believe in themselves, it's amazing what they can accomplish. Answer: Sam Walton. Winner - Kristen Barr
FBLA WEEK Trivia Question: The first person to give Mrs. O'Neal the correct answer wins a prize! WHO IS HE? This person used the silent screen (actor, director, producer & writer) to be a leader in social and capitalism critique. Walt Disney said he was the inspiration for Mickey Mouse.
- Membership update--we need just 8 more members to hit the 100 mark! Bring your $10 membership dues by Friday and let's hit our goal!
- FBLA members challenge all grade levels to make donations for the March of Dimes. Bring your quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies to show that your class rocks when it comes to saving babies!
- The FBLA blood drive is next Tuesday, February 16. If you haven't signed up yet, see someone at the Blood Drive table at lunch. Check the new restrictions on weight when you sign up! Remember to skip the tea, sodas, and other caffeine drinks, eat healthy, get your rest, and take your vitamins - especially the ladies - to get those iron levels up! All permission forms for 16 year olds need to be turned in by Thursday at lunch.
- FBLA members who plan to compete at the State Leadership Conference must pay the conference registration of $70 by this Friday, February 12. Krispy Kreme doughnut orders are also due Friday, February 12.
- STUDENTS WITH AP AND BIBLE AS LIT PERMISSION FORMS NEED TO TURN THEM IN BY FRIDAY. 9TH GRADERS TO MRS. DRIGGERS...10TH GRADERS TO MRS. WILKES....11TH GRADERS TO DR. CORLEY. IF WE DO NOT GET YOUR FORMS BY FRIDAY, YOU WILL NOT BE REGISTERED FOR THOSE CLASSES.
- All soccer players need to ride the shuttle bus over to the middle school each day for practice.
- Next prom committee meeting: Wednesday, February 10 after school in cafeteria.
- Prom tickets will be sold for $25.00 each Monday, February 1 - Friday, February 12. Ticket prices will increase to $35.00 each from Tuesday, February 16 - Friday, February 26. Tickets may be purchased from Mrs. Wilkes after school, during lunch, or during club/advisement.
- All current Redcoat Auxiliary members need to meet in the band room after school on Wednesday, February 10 for a meeting.
- East Georgia College will sponsor College Goal Saturday on Saturday, February 27th from 2:00 - 4:00. Seniors can attend this session on the East Georgia Campus and get help completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Seniors must apply for their pin before attending this session. Seniors must take their parents income tax information to the session. Seniors should call the East Georgia financial aid office at 1-912-289-2009 and notify them that they plan to attend.
- Mr. Montfort's Floriculture Classes also known as Love Mart, Sweet and Simple, and The Kissing Booth is now open for business. These classes will provide for all your Valentine's Day needs. Order Flowers and special products from any of these classes to be delivered Friday February 12th during school. Shop and compare. These classes will provide the best prices and products in town. See a representative at Lunch.
- Athletic Lettermen Jackets will be ordered On March 3rd during all 3 lunches. You must pay for jackets when you order. Order forms may be picked up in the office. Band jackets will also be included. Only athletes that have lettered and band members are eligible to order jackets.
- ADAP at STC is scheduled for February 10 and 11 from 6PM to 8PM. The cost is free and no registration is required.
Mission Statement
OUR MISSION:We teach students to become successful citizens competing in a global market.
OUR BELIEFS:
- Student learning is the chief priority of our school.
- Each student's academic achievement is a shared responsibility of the student, home, school, and community.
- Students are lifelong learners.
- High-quality education is imperative to the student being a productive, valued member in his or her community and workplace.
- Students learn in different ways and should be provided with a variety of instructional approaches to support their learning.
- Student access to a variety of resources is vital to their post-secondary achievement.
- The school and community must work toward continuous improvement to help students to become productive citizens.
- Students must have a safe and orderly learning environment.
- There must be high expectations for student learning and achievement.
From the Principal
Welcome to Toombs County High School where students are taught to "Imagine, Believe, Achieve." Staff members encourage students to actively participate in their daily learning as well as to become involved in school sponsored activities. A weekly club schedule allows students who might have transportation issues otherwise to participate in activities that enhance their personal, social and intellectual growth. We offer many co-curricular and extracurricular activities to provide for varied student interests.
Toombs County High School continues to make AYP and is recognized as one of the top schools not only in this area, but also in the state. Our athletic programs excel. Our student body is a mostly cohesive group primarily from three ethnic backgrounds: white, black and Hispanic. Students of all races are involved in athletic, co-curricular and social events, which culminate in a school-sponsored prom, an extravaganza looked forward to by the juniors and seniors.
Parents are always welcome. Teachers welcome parental involvement to form a team to see that your children progress satisfactorily. Teachers and administrators will talk with you at any time about the progress your child is making. Administrators also have an open door policy to discuss concerns that students and their parents may have.
Toombs County High School, home of the Bulldogs, is a great place to receive an education.
Gail Clark, Principal 
CIVIL RIGHTS COMPLIANCE
Toombs County High School is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against otherwise qualified persons on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin including limited English proficiency, sex, age, or handicap in its recruitment, admission, employment, facility, and program accessibility or services in accordance with Title VI, Title IX, and Section 504 of the law.
Toombs County BOE has adopted policy GAA that addresses guidelines to ensure equal employment practices are practiced. Coordinators have been appointed by the superintendent to meet the guidelines of this policy. They are as follows:
DERECHO CIVIL APLICABLES
Toombs County High School, tiene la oportunidad de trabajo y no descrimina o desclasifica a personas segun la cara, color, religion, nacionalidad, ingles limitado, sexo, edad o incapacidad alguna, para reclutar, admitir, emplear, facilidad y programas accesible o servicios en acordancia con Title VI, Title IX, y Seccion 504 en la Ley.
El departmento de Educacion de Toombs County , a adoptado la polisa GAA que refiere elegido para asegurar que esta polisa sea cumplida. Las cuals son:
Title VI Coordinator:
Dr. Kendall Brantley - Phone: 912-526-3141
Title IX Coordinators:
Dr. Kendall Brantley - Phone: 912-526-3141
Kevin Hill - Phone: 912-526-6068
Section 504 Coordinator:
Carmen Roberts - Phone 912-526-3141
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