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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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September 2024: Dallas Martin

September 2024: Dallas Martin

Dallas Martin September 2024 Dallas brings positive energy and joy to our classroom with his boundless curiosity. His enthusiasm for learning shines through his hard work and love for books, letters, animals, and the swing. His teacher, Ms. Kalie Gonalez, shares,...

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September 2024: Dallas Martin

September 2024: Dallas Martin

Dallas Martin September 2024 Dallas brings positive energy and joy to our classroom with his boundless curiosity. His enthusiasm for learning shines through his hard work and love for books, letters, animals, and the swing. His teacher, Ms. Kalie Gonalez, shares,...

Recent Spotlights

November 2022: Ryan Thomas, Jr.

November 2022: Ryan Thomas, Jr.

“Ryan is a delightful and fun person to be around. He has a beautiful and strong personality. Ryan brightens up the room daily with his infectious smile.” exclaims teacher Kim Flower. “Having Ryan at school is a highlight of my day! I look forward to seeing what he wants to share or include me daily at school.”

October 2022: Peyton Reese

October 2022: Peyton Reese

“Peyton is a fantastic self-advocate and strong in her beliefs.” said teacher Addison Stafford. “She sets an excellent example for other students and helps lead circle time. Her giggle lights up the classroom. Peyton loves playing with others and has many friends at school.”

May 2022: Alex Madewell

May 2022: Alex Madewell

“Alex is an amazing student in every way. He works hard, tries his best, always is ready to help, and is incredibly kind to his classmates,” said teacher Sarah Reid. “We love having him in class!”