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A strong family partnership is crucial to educational equity and student success. Research states that when schools effectively partner with families, students do better when student learning is connected between home and school. They go to school more often. Their behavior improves. They achieved more long-term success. Our priority is to support families in advocating for their children and ensure all families are valued and respected members of the TCSOS community.

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National School Psychology Week

National School Psychology Week

Embracing ‘The Power of Possibility’: TCSOS Celebrates National School Psychology Week – November 6-10, 2023

Veterans Day 2023

Veterans Day 2023

TCSOS Offices and School Sites will be closed on Friday, November 10, in observance of Veterans Day.

October 2023: Alice Ann Shelton

October 2023: Alice Ann Shelton

“Alice has been a consistently positive and energetic presence. She’s known for making friends, helping others, and being a great performer.” said teacher Addison Stafford. “Her growth in preschool is supported by both our staff and her parents, Emily and Lucas, who are highly involved in her development.”

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October 2023: Alice Ann Shelton

October 2023: Alice Ann Shelton

“Alice has been a consistently positive and energetic presence. She’s known for making friends, helping others, and being a great performer.” said teacher Addison Stafford. “Her growth in preschool is supported by both our staff and her parents, Emily and Lucas, who are highly involved in her development.”

Recent Spotlights

May 2023: Abigail McKinney

May 2023: Abigail McKinney

“Abi’s progress this year has been remarkable,” said her teacher, Kalie Gonzalez. “She has forged friendships and overcome academic obstacles with determination. Having her in class brings joy, and her future looks incredibly promising. Abi is a joy to have in class, consistently bringing positivity, curiosity, and enthusiasm to every lesson, and has become a beloved member of the class community.”

April 2023: Littia Turpen

April 2023: Littia Turpen

Littia is a positive role model and an excellent student at TLC High. She is social, outgoing, and kind. Littia is always willing to help other students inside and outside her educational setting. In the classroom, Littia is actively engaged in academics, provides meaningful input and insight during class discussions, and is involved in her education. “She is a joy to have in the classroom, and her positive attitude brings a smile to the faces of the staff and the students as soon as she enters the room.” says teacher Stephen Piech.

March 2023: Megan Stoneham

March 2023: Megan Stoneham

“Megan’s fondness for learning is obvious. She possesses a charming smile and infectious laughter,” says Megan’s teacher, Rhonda Montano. “Her interests include engaging in art projects, playing with kinetic sand, and watching Peppa Pig videos. Notably, Megan consistently completes her assignments with precision and sets a remarkable example for her peers. Additionally, she exudes kindness towards both staff members and fellow students.”