Upcoming Seniors & Parents!
A reminder that BPI Photography will be taking formal senior portraits on Thursday, June 16 and Friday, June 17 in the Thomasville High School Gym. You will be contacted/given an appointment time two weeks before your formal session. The session fee is $25, and you can pay when you arrive at your appointment time. If you do not have your picture taken on these dates, you will have to make an appointment with BPI or you will not be in the yearbook.
The following link will allow you to view BPI's Power Point presentation that will explain what you can expect during your formal session and how to prepare.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/lng29kdsaed4muupmi10m/Thomasville-HS.pptx?dl=0&rlkey=fci4ry25jh1ujad0tfx36z2zs
Flashback Series, Day 3: Students from Mrs. King's Spanish 2 class enjoyed a field trip to Rancho Grande to practice their Spanish and enjoy good food!
Flashback Series, Day 2:
Students in Mrs. Johnson’s Honors Geometry class used pizza to learn about arc length and sector area!
Over the summer, we will post things we didn't get to share throughout the school year. Day 1 of the Flashback Series: Students in Mrs. Ariail’s Honors Human Anatomy class used synthetic blood to test blood types.
Mr. Gammel and the Latin Club celebrated the end of the school year with a banquet last Friday. Snacks, dancing, and gladiator combat!
Getting ready to win State! Thank you to Georgia Southern for their hospitality. We’re having a great time!
Get ready for the Senior Drive-Thru Parade! Please start lining up at Remington Park at 5:30. You will drive down Remington, turn right on Hansell, go through the THS parking lot and turn right on Jackson. You will end up at the tennis courts to pick up your yard signs. Drive safe...and CONGRATULATIONS!
THS/SA Credit Repair & Summer School Sign Up:
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Please note the deadline to sign up is Friday, May 27th, 2022.
More Pinata deliveries! Ariel Crenshaw delivered her Rubik's Cube pinata to her brother's Kindergarten class.
The Mathletes had an amazing time during Math, Science, and Physics Day at Six Flags over Georgia!
Mrs. Knop's Peer Leadership class painted rocks for Day TweLLLve. They walked downtown and hid the art, full of inspirational messages, that people will find and be reminded to live life to the fullest. Then they ate at Moonspin and practiced manners and tipping. Way to be great leaders, Bulldogs!
Unstoppable! The THS Baseball Bulldogs defeated Jeff Davis yesterday to advance to the Final Four- for the first time since 1999! They travel to Atlanta to face Pace Academy in a double-header Monday, starting at 4:00. If Game 3 is needed (which we're not counting on), they will wait and take the victory Tuesday. Bulldogs: play hard, have fun and get one step closer to bringing home that trophy!
Students in Mrs. King's Spanish II class break cascarones (confetti filled eggs) on each other's heads to dive into the culture of the Mexican Easter tradition.
Mrs. Nelson’s Accelerated Geometry class reviewed arc length by working in teams and playing Grudgeball!
Mr. Peterson and the AP Environmental Science class took a field trip to the local Wastewater Treatment Facility. Did you know the buoyancy of a person is too low to swim in the aeration tank (not that you would want to). Also,
random tomato plants love to show up in the drying rack!
13 students from the Thomasville Scholars Academy Junior Classical League attended the State Conventional Rock Eagle 4-H Center, in Eatonton, Georgia. While there, they competed in academic testing, Certamen (Latin quiz bowl), athletic events, and much more. These students met many Latin students from all over Georgia. Some students also participated in a service project by helping Project Linus make blankets for children in need. The Scholars Academy Latin Club had multiple students who won academic and many other students that won athletic awards; the club itself won numerous Club of the Month awards while there. Going to the State Convention was an amazing experience for all of these Latin students that they will never forget. Here are a few testimonies:
“What I loved about Convention this year was how close I got with my fellow students.” -Laramie S.
"Convention was an amazing experience, where we all learned many things about the Classics. We got the opportunity to get closer as a group and compete in many academic events. I can’t wait to do it again next year." -Rose Lehman
“Obviously, the best part of this year's State Convention was the baby geese.”
-Julianna G.
Key Club and Builder's Club members prepare treat bags for Teacher Appreciation Week. Thank you, teachers, for all of your hard work this year. We appreciate all that you do!
High School Yearbooks are in! Pick yours up from Mrs. Strausser's Room. Extras are available for $65.
Rising Seniors...Save the Date!
Mrs. Gammel's Honors Biology students modeled how different factors can change the gene pool of a population to explain the different mechanisms that cause evolution.
