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For Families

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.

Latest Student

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April 2025: Jameson Hall

April 2025: Jameson Hall

Jameson is a cheerful student with bright eyes and a contagious smile. He has made great progress this year, working hard and moving steadily toward his goals. Jameson loves playing basketball and swinging on the playground, bringing energy and joy wherever he goes. His teacher, Mrs. Hubble, shares, “Jameson is a pleasure to have in the classroom.”

March 2025: Faye Harrison

March 2025: Faye Harrison

Faye is a valued member of her classroom community. She is outgoing, funny, kind, and empathetic toward others. Faye actively participates in daily lessons and consistently puts in the effort to succeed. Her positive attitude sets a strong example for her classmates. Her teacher, Rhonda Montano, shares, “Faye is a pleasure to have in class. Good work, Faye!”

TCSOS STUDENT

SPOTLIGHT

April 2025: Jameson Hall

April 2025: Jameson Hall

Jameson is a cheerful student with bright eyes and a contagious smile. He has made great progress this year, working hard and moving steadily toward his goals. Jameson loves playing basketball and swinging on the playground, bringing energy and joy wherever he goes. His teacher, Mrs. Hubble, shares, “Jameson is a pleasure to have in the classroom.”

Recent Spotlights

December 2023: Noah Johnson

December 2023: Noah Johnson

Noah has been an exceptional student, demonstrating remarkable growth in maturity and learning. He embodies the qualities of patience, helpfulness, and inclusivity. His teacher, Paul Nelson, says, “Noah’s ability to balance humor, athletic talent, and loyalty makes him a standout student. His progress this year is a shining example of dedication and personal growth.”

November 2023: Missy Sanders

November 2023: Missy Sanders

“Missy is a joy to have in class,” says her teacher Kalie Gonzales. “She’s made tremendous progress this year, and she’s always willing to lend a helping hand to her classmates. She brings happiness to any room she walks into.” Missy is a great role model for her peers and sets a positive example for everyone in the school community.

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.”