Tift County High School

Progress is progress! 📈 Congrats to AP World History students for moving the needle forward again this year by scoring 3 or higher on their AP exam.

📚💙 Tift County High School celebrates GA Reads Day on September 22, 2025! 💙📚

At 9:45 AM, we’ll pause for a special message from Malcolm Mitchell.

When students see adults enjoying books, they’re more likely to catch the passion too! Let’s build excitement and inspire a lifelong love of reading together.

✨ Ways your family can join in:

Take a picture of your student reading to a younger sibling or friend.

Visit the public library, grab a free library card, and snap a selfie.

Take a selfie with your favorite book.

📸 Send your pics to lcargle@tiftschools.com

#4theT #GAReadsDay #LoveOfReading

Perfection achieved! Every Tift AP Psychology student scored a 3+ this year on their AP exam. Incredible work! #4theT

Numbers don’t lie: 90% of Tift AP Pre-Calculus students scored a 3 or higher on the AP exam in 2025! This is up from 82% in the spring of 2024. 🔢 #4theT

Environmental Science success! 📊 84% of students earned a 3 or better on the AP exam, up from 67% last year. #4theT

Growth you can see: Tift’s AP English Language & Composition students showed grit and determination, boosting scores by 44 percentage points! 85% earned a 3 or better, up from 41% last year. #4theT

Tift County Schools is proud to celebrate the success of our Advanced Placement students. In the 2024–2025 school year, nearly 75% of AP test takers earned a score of 3 or higher, a significant increase from 67% in the previous year. This improvement reflects the hard work of our students and teachers, as well as our continued commitment to academic excellence. #4theT

The 1st 9 Week Progress Report Card is available on the Infinite Campus Parent Portal under Documents. To request a paper copy of the report card, please call the TCHS. #4theT

In 2025, Tift County Schools saw a 28% increase in the number of unique students enrolled in Advanced Placement courses. A total of 248 students participated in 2024-25, compared to 193 students in 2023-24. This growth reflects our commitment to expanding access to rigorous, college-level coursework for all students. #4theT

Blue Devil Football Game Information for Friday
📍 Tift County at Houston County
📅 Friday, September 12th
⏰ Kickoff at 7:30 PM
🏟 Freedom Field, Warner Robins

🎟 Tickets: $11
👉 Tickets must be purchased through GoFan at: https://gofan.co/app/school/GA19141

❌ No cash will be accepted at the gate

⚠️ Please note: Clear Bag Policy is in effect at the stadium.

We need all of Blue Devil Nation to show up, be loud and support our Blue Devils! !#4theT

📈 Tift County High School is seeing a big jump in Advanced Placement achievement! Our students took 337 AP exams in 2024-25, up from 287 in 2023-24 — a 17% increase in participation.

We’re proud of our students for challenging themselves with college-level coursework and showing what it means to be #4theT!

Mid Quarter reports for the first 9 weeks went home today. To help parents better understand the information included in these reports, we have prepared three helpful documents.

Kindergarten: https://5il.co/3pgi3

Grades 1 - 5: https://5il.co/3pgij

Grades 6 - 12: https://5il.co/3phcx

These documents can also be found under the Parent Resources section on our website.

If you have general questions, please review these resources. If you have specific questions about your child’s report, we encourage you to reach out directly to your child’s teacher.

#4theT

✨🌱 Community in Action! 🌱✨
This past Saturday, we had the privilege of partnering with Keep Tift Beautiful, and what a fantastic day it was! 💙 Students from Tift CTI, FCCLA, and FGE proudly represented Tift County High School and helped with mowing, pulling weeds, flower bed prep, cleaning, and harvesting fresh produce!
Our students’ positive energy and dedication truly made a difference! All who volunteered were recognized with Certificates of Appreciation as part of the Greatest American Cleanup with Keep America Beautiful. 🌎
We are so thankful to have been part of this movement and look forward to helping out again soon. Let’s keep Tift County clean, green, and beautiful. Together, we can grow something amazing! 🌱✨
#KeepTiftBeautiful #GreatestAmericanCleanup #RaisingTheBar #CTAEDelivers #4theT

Congratulations to Dai’jon Hayes for being selected as this week's Alfa Insurance (J Maloy Agency) Football Player of the Week! #4theT

Mark your calendar for Thursday, October 23 at 6:00 PM at the Anthony Bateman Youth Center.
VAPING: YOU DON’T WANT THIS SMOKE — a community talk on the real dangers of vaping for teens and families, presented by Erica Simpson.
Hear facts, learn warning signs, and get resources to help students make healthy choices. All are welcome.
#4theT

The Tifton-Tift County Public Library, in partnership with Tift County Schools, is proud to provide free PINES Library Access for Youth (PLAY) library cards to all students in grades Pre-K through 12.

There is nothing families need to do to participate—students are automatically issued a PLAY library card to support their academic success.

Returning students: Accounts have been automatically updated.

New students: You will receive an email notification once your child’s PLAY card has been issued.

If you prefer that your child not participate in this program, please complete the opt-out form here: https://forms.gle/U5VxeVRTdTjJ6RUr7

#4theT

📣 Future Cheer Camp Registration is OPEN! 📣

Girls in PreK – 5th grade can now sign up for the 2025 Future Cheer Camp!

📅 Camp Date: October 11, 2025 at TCHS
💲 Cost: $55 (online payments only)
📅 Performance: October 24th at Brodie Field
🛑 Registration Closes: October 5th

👉 Register by scanning the QR code on the flyer OR online here: https://forms.gle/U5pMgAuS4Dpfe93v9

Don’t miss out!
#4theT

🌟 Positive Behavior Impact Student of the Month 🌟
Congratulations to Jayla W., our Tift County High School Positive Behavior Impact Student of the Month! 🎉

Sponsored by Sumner, Beaumont, York, Kincaid & Agency, LLC, this award celebrates students who consistently model the goals of PBIS through their actions. Jayla is a shining example of positivity and leadership—whether in the classroom, on the sidelines cheering for the Blue Devils, or out in the community. 💙

Through her daily actions, Jayla continues to Raise the Bar at Tift County High School. Her positive influence is felt by classmates, teachers, and the entire school community.

To recognize her impact, Jayla received several spirit items to continue showing her Blue Devil Pride! 💙

We are proud of Jayla for setting the standard high and showing what it means to Raise the Bar as a Blue Devil! Her positive behavior is truly impactful, and she is a wonderful role model for all Tift County students! 🙌

#PBIS #BlueDevilPride #RaiseTheBar #TiftSchools #4theT