Toombs Central King and Queen first round EXTENDED! Send money and votes for empty spaces in the chart on Monday!
“Mrs. Tinoco’s third grade students have been exploring Georgia’s 5 regions and created posters about their favorite region!” #shine
The Jacket Cafe celebrates March birthdays! 🎂
Taco Tots were a big hit in the Jacket Cafe.
Students enjoyed Garlic Bread Pizza today. This was recipe brought in by one of our Jacket Cafe taste testers.
Kenley and Liam earned a book for studying for their unit test! Way to shine. #tces #stingingwithsuccess
Our new Breakfast Cookie was a big hit with students yesterday in the Jacket Cafe.
Send your money for the first round of TCES King and Queen. Homeroom representatives will be named tomorrow.
Today, Ms. Moore’s class enjoyed a field trip to Macon Mayhem vs. Brimingham Bulls hockey game at the Macon Coliseum.
These students earned a trip to the book machine for their hard work on iReady Math. Way to go Brody, Dominique, Kendall, Reid, Liam, and Will! #shine
Addisyn earned a special visit to the book vending machine due to her excellent work on Math I-Ready diagnostic. So proud of you Addisyn!
Congratulations to Victoria for completing her March reading log in Mrs. DeFore’s reading class.
These students received a treat for being able to recite their address. Last week they learned about maps and globes in Mrs. DeFore’s social studies class. #shine
LPS and TCES will hold PreK Pre-Enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year on Wednesday, March 19 from 8:30am-2:00pm.
Kickball Tournament at Partin Park!
Thank you to RJ and Everleigh Grace for the St. Patrick’s day treats! #shine
Evie Jackson was rewarded at PE with a gold coin to get a book from the vending machine because she has been showing great behavior and is always listening to the coaches. #shine
Mrs. Riner’s classes have been working hard to get five 100’s in a row on iReady so they can visit the treasure box. Way to go boys and girls! #shine
Mrs. Bateman’s students built leprechaun trap structures to help us connect that matter has observable properties like color, texture, hardness, flexibility, etc. We weren’t able to catch him this year, but we had one sneak into the room and make a mess!
Mrs. Toole’s students enjoyed doing math outside today in this beautiful weather. #shine
