September is Attendance Awareness Month! Every day in school matters. Consistent attendance helps students stay on track, build strong relationships, and reach their full potential. Thank you to our families for helping our students show up, stay engaged, and succeed!
#AttendanceMatters #AttendanceAwarenessMonth #ToombsCountySchools #SHINE
#AttendanceMatters #AttendanceAwarenessMonth #ToombsCountySchools #SHINE
TCES Virutal Title 1 Annual Meeting is set for September 8. Stay tuned for more details.
This Thursday, Sept. 3 is Picture Day at TCES. Come dressed and ready....EVERYONE will have their picture taken.
Today, we started a SchoolStore program to help our school raise money. Your students watched this video to explain how the program works......
https://videos.schoolstore.com/kick-off-video
Scan the QR code on the Book Buddy Lanyard that is being sent home with your student to find out more about the program. Parents, please read over the information describing how you can participate. Your student will earn a participation prize when they return the filled-out Student Lanyard to school, and they can earn more great prizes when your family and friends help our school raise money. So don't forget to send the filled out Book Buddy Lanyard back to school, and thanks for your support.
https://videos.schoolstore.com/kick-off-video
Scan the QR code on the Book Buddy Lanyard that is being sent home with your student to find out more about the program. Parents, please read over the information describing how you can participate. Your student will earn a participation prize when they return the filled-out Student Lanyard to school, and they can earn more great prizes when your family and friends help our school raise money. So don't forget to send the filled out Book Buddy Lanyard back to school, and thanks for your support.
Toombs County Schools Safety Update:
We are aware of a social media trend that originated in another state and is now being shared. The posts contain threatening language and mention several school districts in our area.
After a thorough investigation and consultation with law enforcement, there is no indication that these posts represent a credible threat. We will continue to work closely with law enforcement and remain vigilant in monitoring the safety of our students, staff, and community.
We are aware of a social media trend that originated in another state and is now being shared. The posts contain threatening language and mention several school districts in our area.
After a thorough investigation and consultation with law enforcement, there is no indication that these posts represent a credible threat. We will continue to work closely with law enforcement and remain vigilant in monitoring the safety of our students, staff, and community.
1st grade had a fun time dressing up and cheering for the Bulldogs during rivalry week! 🐾🐾🐾
In Fourth Grade all we do is win, win, win no matter what! ❤️🐾
Thank you Jackson Oliver for the donuts this morning! Let's go dogs! ❤️
So proud of our future leaders, creators, helpers, and world-changers!
Toombs Central congratulates Mrs. Mandy Beasley on becoming our new Instructional Coach.
Congratulations Mrs. Hart on your new position at TCES.
Dreaming big in Fourth Grade!
Regular attendance is one of the most important ways families can support student success. Arriving on time, staying for the entire school day, and avoiding unnecessary absences helps ensure students don’t miss valuable instruction and learning opportunities.
We appreciate our families partnering with us to make attendance a priority. Together, we can help every child make the most of every school day!
⏰ Avoid tardies.
🚪 Avoid early sign-outs.
📚 Make every minute count.
Attend Today. Achieve Tomorrow!
#ToombsCountySchools #ExcellenceForAll #SHINE
We appreciate our families partnering with us to make attendance a priority. Together, we can help every child make the most of every school day!
⏰ Avoid tardies.
🚪 Avoid early sign-outs.
📚 Make every minute count.
Attend Today. Achieve Tomorrow!
#ToombsCountySchools #ExcellenceForAll #SHINE
Fourth Grade Dream Team
Lyons Main Street is excited to invite K–12 students to participate in the 2026 Pig Tales: This Little Piggy Wrote a Story Writing Competition - held in conjunction with The Real Squeal BBQ & Music Festival.
Contest Rules
● The PIG TALES Writing Competition is open to all students in grades
K-12 attending any public, private or home school in surrounding
Counties .
● Students are limited to one entry.
● Entries may be written for the purpose of this competition, or as part
of a school assignment.
● Entries must be written in English.
● Entries may be typed or handwritten, provided they are printed and
legible.
● Qualified entries shall be (a) either a short story, poem, or nonfiction
essay (one entry per person) (b) no longer than 750 words (c) written
solely by the entrant (d) not previously published (e) nor in conflict
with trademark, copyright, rights of privacy, rights of publicity or any
other rights, of any kind or nature, of any other person or entity; (f)
which does not include any language or other content that is
indecent or inappropriate as determined by the City of Lyons (g)
accompanied by a completed RELEASE AGREEMENT. Entries not
satisfying these criteria in any respect will be disqualified.
● E-mailed entries are allowed email them to
lyonsmainstreet@lyonsga.gov
● Submission must be written by you. AI-generated or AI-assisted
writing is not allowed.
● By entering this competition, winners agree to give the Lyons Main
Street the non- exclusive right to publish their entry, or any
modifications of their entry, in any form of publication.
Contest Rules
● The PIG TALES Writing Competition is open to all students in grades
K-12 attending any public, private or home school in surrounding
Counties .
● Students are limited to one entry.
● Entries may be written for the purpose of this competition, or as part
of a school assignment.
● Entries must be written in English.
● Entries may be typed or handwritten, provided they are printed and
legible.
● Qualified entries shall be (a) either a short story, poem, or nonfiction
essay (one entry per person) (b) no longer than 750 words (c) written
solely by the entrant (d) not previously published (e) nor in conflict
with trademark, copyright, rights of privacy, rights of publicity or any
other rights, of any kind or nature, of any other person or entity; (f)
which does not include any language or other content that is
indecent or inappropriate as determined by the City of Lyons (g)
accompanied by a completed RELEASE AGREEMENT. Entries not
satisfying these criteria in any respect will be disqualified.
● E-mailed entries are allowed email them to
lyonsmainstreet@lyonsga.gov
● Submission must be written by you. AI-generated or AI-assisted
writing is not allowed.
● By entering this competition, winners agree to give the Lyons Main
Street the non- exclusive right to publish their entry, or any
modifications of their entry, in any form of publication.
TCES is excited to welcome Kayla Burkett as our new Literacy Coach for grades K-3. We are glad you're here.
Seth helped Mrs. Haygood fill up her treasure box with suckers! Thank you, Seth!
We are excited to have Megan Braddy with us this year teaching Kindergarten. TCES welcomes you to our staff family.
TCES extends a warm welcome to Mrs. Beckum, one of our new third grade teachers. We're glad you're here.
TCES says welcome aboard to Morgan Mullis. We are glad you're here!
