🚓💙 National School Resource Officer Day 💙🚓
Today, we proudly recognize and thank our School Resource Officers for the vital role they play in keeping our campuses safe, secure, and welcoming.
Beyond safety, our SROs build meaningful relationships with students, serve as mentors and role models, and support our schools each and every day. Their presence helps create an environment where students can learn, grow, and thrive.
6-12 Campus - THS/ MPMS/ Scholars - Officer Spivey, Officer Ramsey, and Sergeant Thomas
Jerger Elementary - Officer Neal
Scott Elementary - Sergeant Parker
Harper Elementary -Lieutenant Langston
Thank you to our Thomasville City Police Department (SROs) for your dedication, commitment, and care for our students, staff, and families. We appreciate all you do—today and every day.
#NationalSRODay #ThankYouSROs #TCSFamiily #TCSatItsBest #Community






Love is in the air—and all around our community! 💕
Mrs. Edwards’ class has been hard at work building cutting and writing skills by creating 200 paper hearts filled with positive affirmations in honor of Thomasville’s Bicentennial.
These heartfelt messages will be delivered to downtown businesses throughout February, spreading kindness, encouragement, and Bulldog love across our city. What a beautiful way for our students to learn, give back, and celebrate 200 years of Thomasville!
We’re so proud of our Bulldogs for leading with kindness and creativity. ❤️
#ShoutoutSaturday #ValentinesEdition #BulldogPride #KindnessInAction #ThomasvilleBicentennial #OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog




Today we celebrate kindness, friendship, and the connections that make our school community so special. From caring teachers and dedicated staff to supportive families and incredible students—you are the heart of what we do every day. 💕
Wishing our Bulldog family a Valentine’s Day filled with smiles, encouragement, and a little extra love for one another.
#HappyValentinesDay #BulldogPride #KindnessCounts #TCSFamily #LoveToLearn

Thomas County Officer Bob Brettel and Thomasville High School Resource Officer Williams recently visited Mr. Bryant’s American Government classes to share insight on different types of crimes and explain the due process of law. This engaging discussion gave students a valuable, real-world perspective on how the justice system works beyond the textbook.
We appreciate our law enforcement partners for investing their time and expertise to support student learning and civic understanding.
#ThomasvilleHighSchool #AmericanGovernment #RealWorldLearning #CommunityPartners #CivicEducation #ThomasvilleCitySchools




Mrs. Gainous’ kindergarten students—and their families—brought science to life through creative motion projects exploring movement in action. From straight lines and circular motion to swinging back and forth and comparing fast versus slow, these hands-on creations showcased big thinking and even bigger imagination.
We love seeing families partner in learning and our youngest Bulldogs exploring STEM concepts in such meaningful ways. Way to go, Scott Elementary!
#ScottElementary #FamilySTEM #HandsOnLearning #KindergartenSTEM #EarlyLearning #BulldogPride






We loved starting the day by treating our MacIntyre Park Middle School and Scholars Academy teachers to a special coffee bar — a small way to say thank you for the big impact they make every day. From early mornings to endless encouragement, our teachers truly keep our Bulldog family moving forward.
It’s always a great day to show appreciation for the heart, dedication, and passion our educators bring to our students and schools.
#TCSfamily #BulldogPride #TeacherAppreciation #MPMS #ScholarsAcademy #TCSPride




This is a special one, Bulldogs! In Episode 9, we sit down with former Thomasville City Schools students who are now leaders, professionals, and difference-makers in our community and beyond. From memories of growing up in TCS to reflections on how those experiences shaped their futures, our alumni share real stories, lessons learned, and words of encouragement for today’s Bulldogs.
If you’ve ever wondered what “Once a Bulldog, Always a Bulldog” truly means — this episode brings it to life. Whether you’re a current student, parent, or proud alum, you won’t want to miss these powerful conversations and the wisdom they’re passing on to the next generation.
🎧 Listen Now:
▶️ YouTube: https://youtu.be/aQaYIfppEtk
🎵 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1PTquuOzXTvR635a8UdEuP?si=GIWY4ZElTWCueE58bNZjqA
🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bulldog+1/id1804692837
We’re proud to celebrate the impact of our Bulldog alumni through the Bulldog +1 initiative — preparing students to be enrolled, enlisted, or employed and ready to lead wherever their path takes them.
#BulldogPlusOne #BulldogPodcast #OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog #TCSPride #AlumniSpotlight #BulldogsMakingAnImpact

Students in Mrs. Lundy’s class explored shapes in a fun, interactive way by building them with toothpicks and playdough. This hands-on activity helped students better understand sides and vertices while strengthening problem-solving and fine motor skills.
Big learning is happening through small, creative moments every day at Harper Elementary!
#HarperElementary #HandsOnLearning #MathInAction #EarlySTEM #BuildingThinkers #ThomasvilleCitySchools







Join us for an exciting evening where innovation meets the red & gold at Thomasville High School STEM Night!
📅 Thursday, February 19
⏰ 5:30–6:30 PM
📍 THS Cafeteria
👨👩👧👦 All students and families are welcome
Families will explore hands-on STEM experiences, including model rockets, aerospace engineering, and a closer look at our STEM pathways and innovation opportunities.
📌 Don’t leave early!
Immediately following STEM Night at 6:30 PM, we will transition into Course Registration Parent Night, where families can:
Get the inside scoop on next year’s classes
Understand graduation requirements
Map out a student’s path to success
This is a great opportunity to explore future-focused learning and plan ahead for what’s next at THS.
✨ The road to innovation starts HERE!
#THS #STEMNight #BulldogPride #FutureReady #STEMEducation #BulldogPlusOne

Thomasville City Schools is proud to congratulate the following students whose writings have been selected to advance to the RESA-level Young Georgia Authors (YGA) Writing Competition through Southwest Georgia RESA.
The Young Georgia Authors Competition is a prestigious statewide writing contest that celebrates original student writing and creativity in grades K–12. Sponsored by the Georgia Language Arts Supervisors and the Georgia RESA Network, YGA recognizes excellence in writing across genres such as stories, poetry, essays, journalism, and personal narratives. Students advance through school, district, RESA, and state levels—making this an incredible achievement.
Our District Representatives:
Kindergarten
• Harper Hoang – Jerger Elementary
Grade 1
• Eva Mitchell – Harper Elementary
Grade 2
• Aaliyah Mack – Jerger Elementary
Grade 3
• Blake Pettway – Scott Elementary
Grade 4
• Trinlee Nguyen – Jerger Elementary
Grade 5
• Om Patel – Jerger Elementary
Grade 6
• Adrian Sims – Scholars Academy / MacIntyre Park MS
Grade 7
• Reagan Roland – Scholars Academy / MacIntyre Park MS
Grade 8
• Jayla Jones – Scholars Academy / MacIntyre Park MS
Grade 9
• Aubrey Brinson – Thomasville High School
Grade 10
• Jeremy Kelley – Thomasville High School
Grade 11
• Caroline Sanders – Thomasville High School
Grade 12
• Lesly Lara – Thomasville High School
A special thank you to our teachers, school leaders, and staff who supported students throughout the writing and submission process. Your guidance helps bring student voices to life.
We are incredibly proud of these Bulldogs for representing Thomasville City Schools through their creativity, voice, and love of writing. Best of luck as your work advances to the RESA level!
#TCSatItsBest #YoungGeorgiaAuthors #StudentWriters #LiteracyLeaders #CreativeWriting #BeABulldog #ThomasvilleCitySchools


🥣✨ A SOUP-er Way to Build Community at Scott Elementary! ✨🥣
Last week, Scott Elementary teachers and staff enjoyed a fun SOUP-er Bowl luncheon, sharing a delicious variety of soups and a little friendly Super Bowl spirit. From great food to game predictions, it was a perfect opportunity to connect, laugh, and enjoy time together before the big game.
Moments like these remind us how strong relationships help make our schools such special places to learn and work. ❤️🏈
#SOUPerBowl #ScottElementary #StaffAppreciation #Teamwork #BulldogPride







Thomasville City Schools and the Board of Education Office will be closed on:
📅 Friday, February 13 – Teacher/Student Holiday
📅 Monday, February 16 – Presidents’ Day Holiday
We hope our students, families, and staff enjoy a safe and restful long weekend. Classes and offices will resume on Tuesday, February 17.
Thank you for your continued support of Thomasville City Schools! 💛❤️
#TCSFamily #HolidayReminder #PresidentsDay #ThomasvilleCitySchools

Jerger Elementary 5th graders recently wrapped up their novel study of Fish in a Tree, a powerful story that reminds us that everyone is smart in different ways. Through Ally’s journey, students explored themes of perseverance, self-confidence, and the importance of supportive teachers and classmates.
To bring the message to life, students created illustrations of animals doing things they normally “couldn’t do,” sparking meaningful conversations about giving your best, embracing differences, and showing kindness to others—especially those who may think or learn differently. 🐘🎨
Way to go, Jerger 5th grade! Your creativity, thoughtful discussions, and open hearts truly shined. We’re proud of how you’re learning to believe in yourselves and support one another every step of the way. 💛👏
#JergerElementary #LearningWithHeart #StudentSpotlight #EmpathyInAction #BulldogPride #EveryStudentCounts








Our 4th graders took hands-on learning to the next level during a visit to Southwest Regional Technical College, where they explored exciting career pathways like precision machining and welding. 🔧🔥
Through real tools, live demonstrations, and expert guidance, students got a glimpse of how STEM skills turn ideas into real-world creations—sparking curiosity and inspiring future builders. Big smiles, bold questions, and lots of learning in action! 👏
#HarperElementary #FutureMakers #STEMLearning #CareerExploration #HandsOnLearning #BuildingTheFuture #BulldogPride










We’re proud to recognize two outstanding Scholars Academy students who represented Thomasville City Schools with confidence and leadership at last Tuesday’s Board of Education meeting.
👏 Karter Clark did an excellent job leading the Pledge of Allegiance, and
👏 Davis Rodd proudly shared the Thomasville City Schools Mission and Vision Statement.
Thank you both for representing your school so well and showing what it means to be student leaders. We’re proud of you! 🐾❤️
#SaturdayShoutout #StudentLeaders #ScholarsAcademy#TCSatItsBest #ThomasvilleCitySchools
Our counselors are truly loved by their schools and play a vital role in supporting students every day—academically, socially, emotionally, and as they plan for the future. Their impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and our students are better because of them.
We are grateful for our outstanding counselors across Thomasville City Schools:
• Jerger Elementary: Mrs. Blake
• Scott Elementary: Ms. Copps
• Harper Elementary: Ms. Bowden
• MacIntyre Park Middle School: Ms. Brooks
• Scholars Academy (Middle): Mrs. Rayburn
• Thomasville High School: Ms. Carter, Ms. Jordan, and Ms. Penton
Thank you for your dedication, encouragement, and unwavering commitment to our students and families. You truly amplify student success every day, and we are so thankful for all that you do.
#NationalSchoolCounselingWeek #CounselorsAmplifySuccess #TCSatItsBest #ThankYouCounselors

🎓🐾Bulldogs Leading the Way🐾🎓
We are proud to celebrate 11 Thomasville High School seniors who have earned Early Action acceptance to the University of Georgia, one of the nation’s top public universities!
👏 Congratulations to:
McCartney Bell, Dasean Bryant, William Casper, Trinity Do, Emma Gebel, Elliot “Palmer” McCollum, Sellers Newman, Dhruket Patel, Michael “Connor” Pringle, Julia Sharp, and Kathryn Willis.
UGA’s Early Action process is highly competitive, and these students stood out through strong academics, rigorous coursework, leadership, and well-rounded involvement—a true reflection of the excellence happening at Thomasville High School.
This achievement highlights our Bulldog +1 commitment to preparing students to be enrolled, enlisted, or employed through high expectations, meaningful pathways, and real-world opportunities.
Way to go, Bulldogs—we can’t wait to see what’s next! ❤️🐾
#TCSatItsBest #ThomasvilleHighSchool #UGAEarlyAction #CollegeReady #BulldogPlusOne #FutureReady #ThomasvilleCitySchools

Our Harper Pre-K Eagles are making waves during swim lessons—building confidence, learning water safety, and having a splashing good time!
#FridayFeels #MakingWaves #HarperPreK #BulldogPride #EarlyLearners #WaterSafety #PreKLife #SmallSmilesBrightFutures




Families from inside and outside the district came together to explore the many exciting offerings available through Scholars. Guests heard inspiring personal stories from current seniors who reflected on their time in the program and the impact of smaller class sizes, where teachers are able to truly know each student and tap into their individual strengths, interests, and talents. At Scholars, there is something for every student.
Parents of current Scholars Academy students also shared their perspectives on the transition from elementary to middle school—highlighting both the challenges and the excitement of this next step. Their experiences helped future Scholars and their families feel welcomed, informed, and excited about the new opportunities and growth that await.
We encourage students and families to explore Scholars and see how the program could be a great fit for their academic journey.
#ScholarsAcademy #FutureReady #AcademicExcellence #ThomasvilleCitySchools
After learning about Punxsutawney Phil and how Groundhog Day connects to weather predictions and the changing seasons, students in Ms. Notaro and Mrs. Fiveash’s classes took learning outdoors to explore their own shadows. They observed how the sun’s position affects shadow size and direction, made predictions, and compared their findings to Phil’s famous forecast.
A fun, hands-on way to blend science, tradition, and winter learning!
#JergerElementary #GroundhogDay #ShadowScience #HandsOnLearning #LearningThroughPlay #ThomasvilleCitySchool #SmallSmilesBrightFutures #TCSPreK


