Officer Renae Young is a beacon of safety and encouragement at Annie Belle Clark Elementary. She fosters a nurturing and secure atmosphere where young students feel comfortable and cared for. Her proactive approach to safety and her genuine interest in students’ well-being make her an indispensable part of the school community.
Thank you Officer Young for working #4theT to ensure the safety and security of our students and staff!
With a compassionate and protective approach, Officer Chad McDaniel is a trusted presence at Northside Elementary. He takes the time to build relationships with students, providing guidance that extends beyond school safety. His commitment to fostering a positive environment has made him a valuable asset to both students and staff.
Thank you Officer McDaniel for working #4theT to ensure the safety and security of our students and staff!
System Security Officer Donald Franklin brings a wealth of experience and a passion for mentorship to 8th Street Middle School. His ability to connect with students during a pivotal time in their development fosters an environment where they feel safe and supported. His proactive approach to security ensures the school remains a secure and welcoming place for learning.
Thank you Officer Franklin for working #4theT to ensure the safety and security of our students and staff!
System Security Officer Jacqueline Griffin serves as a role model for young students, emphasizing the importance of safety, respect, and responsibility. She is not only vigilant in protecting the campus but also actively engages with students through mentorship and positive interactions. Her presence reassures parents, staff, and students that safety remains a top priority.
Thank you Officer Griffin for working #4theT to ensure the safety and security of our students and staff!
👮🏼♂️SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER APPRECIATION DAY👮🏽♀️
At Tift County Schools, the safety and well-being of our students, staff, and community are top priorities. Our dedicated team of System Security Officers and School Resource Officers (SROs) work tirelessly to provide a secure learning environment while also serving as mentors and positive role models. These officers go beyond their security roles by fostering meaningful relationships with students, guiding them in making responsible choices, and promoting a culture of trust and respect.
Each officer brings unique skills, training, and dedication to their assigned schools, making a lasting impact on the lives of students, staff, and families.
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If you have a HEARTFELT HIGHLIGHT message you would like to share with a staff member, send it to info@tiftschools.com. #4theT
The January/February Tift County Schools Newsletter is now available: https://tiftcountyschools.edurooms.com/engage/tift-county-schools-district/newsletters/tift-county-schools-newsletter-february-2025
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COASTAL PLAINS RESA is hosting a Teacher Job Fair on Wed, March 5th, from 9 AM - 11 AM! All 12 school systems in the RESA District will be accepting teacher resumes.
For more information, contact Erin Stephens at 📞 229-546-4094 or visit 🌐 www.cpresa.org.
Take the next step in your teaching career! ✨📚 #4theT
It's DESTINATION DAY at TCHS!
Parents, when you arrive at TCHS for your appointment, please park in the student parking lot and enter the Commons through the student parking lot entrance. Weapons detection screening will be in effect. Thank you for your cooperation! #4theT
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY to our Students, Staff and Blue Devil Families! #4theT
"I feel strongly that children are our future. They need a solid education that gives them the skills they need to keep on learning throughout their lives. Their educational setting should mirror the racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity that makes up their environment." A proud product of Tift County Schools, Dr. Kim Ezekiel graduated from Tift County High School in 1977 before continuing her education at Albany State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education and a Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership. She later completed her doctoral degree at Nova Southeastern University. Dr. Ezekiel dedicated 30 years to education, beginning as a 4th-grade teacher at Charles Spencer, Northside, and Annie Belle Clark Elementary Schools. Over nine years, she taught Kindergarten through 4th grade before transitioning into leadership roles, serving as a Title I Parent Coordinator, Title I Director, and ultimately, principal of Len Lastinger Elementary for 13 years. Her passion for education extended beyond the classroom as she served on the Tift County School Board for over four years. Today, she continues to make an impact in education through her work with the Georgia Department of Education. She also has a personal connection to Tift County Schools as the proud guardian of a first-grade student at Len Lastinger Elementary. Dr. Ezekiel’s lifelong dedication to education and her commitment to the success of all students exemplify the spirit of Tift County. #4theT
🌟 Tift County 4-H Shines at Southwest District Project Achievement! 🌟
Over the weekend, Tift County High School students competed at the Southwest District 4-H Project Achievement contest at Rock Eagle 4-H Center, joining hundreds of students from 41 counties across the district! These students put in countless hours crafting a portfolio—similar to a résumé—that highlights their 4-H involvement, school activities, leadership, and service, along with a 10-12 minute speech using visual aids in front of a panel of judges.
We are PROUD to announce that Max Nelson (10th grade) placed 1st in the Computer Information and Technology project! Because of this incredible achievement, Max has earned the opportunity to compete at the state level in July at 4-H State Congress!
Please join us in congratulating Max on this well-deserved success!
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🎨🎶 Calling all young artists and musicians! 🎶🎨
The Kiwanis Club of Tifton is excited to announce the 2025 Annual Art and Music Showcase on Friday, March 14, 2025, at 6 PM at the Tift County High School Performing Arts Center! 🏆
This competition is open to Tift County students in grades 4-12 from public, private, and home schools. Students may enter as individuals or groups in either art or music categories.
📢 ALL ENTRIES ARE DUE BY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH!
For more details, see the images below! 📸 #4theT
If you have a HEARTFELT HIGHLIGHT message you would like to share with a staff member, send it to info@tiftschools.com. #4theT
If you have a HEARTFELT HIGHLIGHT message you would like to share with a staff member, send it to info@tiftschools.com. #4theT
If you have a HEARTFELT HIGHLIGHT message you would like to share with a staff member, send it to info@tiftschools.com. #4theT
Empower your family with the Infinite Campus Parent Portal—easy to use, packed with benefits, and your key to staying connected to your child's education! #4theT
If you have a HEARTFELT HIGHLIGHT message you would like to share with a staff member, send it to info@tiftschools.com. #4theT
🔹✨ Exploring Future Careers at TCHS! ✨🔹
Tift County High School CTAE recently hosted 8th grade students from Northeast Middle School and Eighth Street Middle School for an exciting Career Cluster Showcase! 🎉🔎
This visit gave students a firsthand look at the CTAE pathways and career opportunities available at TCHS, helping them make informed decisions as they prepare for high school. 🏫🎓
Each student received a cinch bag 🎒 featuring the Tift County CTAE logo and a flipbook 📖 packed with valuable information about CTAE courses, pathways, and CTSOs.
We can’t wait to see these future Blue Devils thrive in their chosen pathways! 💙💪
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📢 Upcoming School Holidays Reminder! 📢
🗓 Friday, February 14th – Teacher Work Day & Destination Day (TCHS) (No school for students!)
🗓 Monday, February 17th – All schools & offices CLOSED for Presidents’ Day 🇺🇸
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