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Tift County High School to Receive Driver Training Simulation System

Tift County High School is the recipient of a state-of-the-art 24 unit driver simulation system from the Georgia Driver Education Commission (GDEC) in support of Joshua’s Law Provisions and the missions of the Department of Driver Services and Governor’s Office of Highway Safety. 

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Tift County Schools Receives Grant Funding

The Emory Prevention Research Center with the Southwest Georgia Cancer Coalition announced on Friday, August 13th that Tift County Schools was awarded funding through the "Prevention Programs That Work" Mini-grants Program.

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"Caring for Kids" Clothing and Supply Closet

School clothing, school supplies and backpacks – items many take for granted are instrumental for a child’s development. The Tift County School System will open the “Caring for Kids” Clothing and Supply Closet in August which will assist families in need by providing students in the Tift County School System with gently used clothing and new school supplies.

School social workers will begin accepting donations of clothing and school supplies the first of August. While the clothing closet is open to receive donations of gently used clothing items, other items must be purchased. Monetary donations will be used to purchase new socks, new underwear and new shoes for the students. If you are interested in making a monetary donation, or donating clothing or school supplies, please contact Gina Cox, Director of Student Services at 229-387-2400. All donations are tax-deductible, and receipts will be gladly given upon request.

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Today is
OM Cookie Dough Fund Raiser
Tue, 17 Aug 2010 00:00 -0400
 
NS-Fundraiser Orders Due
Fri, 3 Sep 2010 08:00 -0400
 
NS-SOM Luncheon
Fri, 3 Sep 2010 11:30 -0400
 

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Report Card Highlights

  • Exceeded the State’s objectives for the percent of students scoring proficient or advanced on key tests.
  • 96% Meeting or Exceeding state standard for Language Arts graduation test
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