Shawnee News Star has selected another finalist for its senior of the year contest where the winner will receive a new car. THS senior Jacey Cox, daughter of David and Jennifer Cox will find out in early May if she will be the winner. Details on Jacey's high school accomplishments are in the story link below. Jacey Cox will be a finalist in News-Star/Patriot... READ MORE >

Tecumseh Public Schools will host another substitute teacher workshop on January 22nd at 9am at the Board of Education office for persons interested in temporary on call employment with the district. The workshop is required in order to work as a substitute and addresses issues such as how to handle safety procedures, classroom management and daily school... READ MORE >

The THS varsity cheer team will be hosting an elementary cheer clinic January 13-15 in the Tecumseh Alumni Center for Tecumseh students (girls and boys) in grades kindergarten - sixth grade. The clinic will run daily from 4 - 5pm and will cost $25 which includes the clinic t shirt. Graduates of the clinic will perform at halftime of the Tecumseh vs. Mount Saint... READ MORE >

TMS students and families demonstrated their extreme generosity this week. Teachers and administration wish to thank everyone who donated items to the recent Holiday Food Basket drive. This giving spirit allowed TMS to serve 48 families in the Tecumseh community this year. READ MORE >

All incoming Tecumseh High School sophomores, juniors and seniors interested in a trade or technology career are being urged to make application to Gordon Career Technical Center for the 2020-21 school year as soon as possible using the online application tool.Students can go to this link to start the processGordon Cooper Career TechQuestions regarding eligibility... READ MORE >

Tecumseh Early Childhood Center has actively participated in LEGO League for three years. This year's project was the BOOMTOWN Build where seven kindergarten students learned all about what it takes to construct a building. Students began the challenge by learning about the job functions of architects and engineers. They also discovered that buildings needed to be... READ MORE >

Multiple students at Tecumseh High School were recognized by Gordon Cooper Career Tech Center as STEM scholars this semester and are pictured above. Front row: Lillian Effinger and Hannah Smith Middle row: Skyra Wade, Sophie Childers, Lauren Taylor, Hunter Hadsall, Emma Wolke, Chasidy Vickery, Hailee Durham, Tara Lack, Lane Hahn, Riley Kieffer, Liam Poole Back... READ MORE >

Students from the entry year community service class known as Basic Leadership donned plastic clothing protectors and repainted the school resource officer's office location at the high school last week. After lining the floor with cardboard boxes to protect the tile, several students, along with teacher Jennifer McKnight and her husband Brett, crowded into the... READ MORE >

Football fans have only a few days to order t shirts and hooded sweatshirts to be game ready for the first round of football playoffs. Shirts will be black cotton blends and will have a front and back design like the picture above. Click this link to order. But hurry, the deadline is Friday, November 8. Football playoff shirt order pageYou can also place orders... READ MORE >

Public health officials are warning Oklahoma residents to get vaccinated as soon as possible to insure good health during the next flu season. Tecumseh Public Schools will be offering a walk in flu shot clinic on November 7 for students and staff from 3-6pm. Many insurance plans will cover these shots and cash payments will also be accepted. Please see the links... READ MORE >

Several Lady Savage athletes were recognized for their outstanding play in the 2019 season of fastpitch softball. Emily Bingham was named to the 4A district first team while Bristin Hayes and Katelyn Fleming were awarded second team honors. Honorable mention went to Lauren Taylor and Taylor Frizzell. Defensive Player of the Year was Azia Shirey and Pitcher of the... READ MORE >

Tecumseh Public Schools will host another substitute teacher workshop on November 6 at 9am at the Board of Education office for persons interested in temporary on call employment with the district.The workshop is required in order to work as a substitute and addresses issues such as how to handle safety procedures, classroom management and daily school routine... READ MORE >

Savage tennis coach Jennifer McKnight has released a link to the new website to get your Savage tennis gear on order soon. A portion of spirit gear sales will go back to the varsity and middle school tennis programs, so Savage fans of all ages can help by purchasing products. All clothing items are from high performance name brand companies and are personalized... READ MORE >

Pictured below are kindergarten and pre kindergarten students from Tecumseh Early Childhood Center who had perfect attendance for the first nine weeks. READ MORE >

A combined effort between the bands of Tecumseh High School and Madill High School will honor America's military veterans of all wars during halftime of the football game on November 8. "In appreciation of the men and women who have served our country and sacrificed their lives for our freedom we will be dedicating our halftime show to their service," said THS... READ MORE >

October 28 through November 1 will be designated as Red Ribbon Week at Tecumseh Early Childhood Center and teachers have lots of activities planned for students.Red Ribbon Week is an alcohol, tobacco, and drug prevention awareness campaign observed annually in October in the United States. According to the US Drug Enforcement Agency Red Ribbon Week is the largest... READ MORE >

Blake Kennedy, Class of 2016 has been named an American Star Agribusiness Finalist for 2019. Kennedy, who was a very active member of the Tecumseh FFA chapter was selected as a result of his work on his family's annual pig sale where he incorporated his marketing and management skills as part of his SAE. Read about it hereKennedy a 2019 finalist for American... READ MORE >

Tecumseh High School teachers John Carey and Gina Payne are attending the Oklahoma Fall Arts Institute workshop at Quartz Mountain this weekend. Educators from across the state have the opportunity to participate in classes for visual arts, creative writing, cultural dance, theatrical writing and sketching.Carey teaches Art I and Digital Photo Art and Payne is a... READ MORE >

It is believed by many that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Or at least that’s what local fire heroes think at Tecumseh’s fire department when it comes to staying alive in a fire disaster. So in conjunction with National Fire Prevention Week which is October 6-12 the fire clowns presented a lively and informative program to pre-k and... READ MORE >

Eight middle school and high school students were recently named to the ECOCDA Honor Choir following tryouts at Rose State College on October 7.Selected for Treble Honor Choir were Kimberly Holland and Jax Johnson.In the middle school division Megan Quirk, Kathryn Kalka and Bree-Anna Sanchez received honors. While Mason Quirk, Darina Archer and Mercedes Waldroupe... READ MORE >

THS counselors have scheduled a college application assistance day for October 9 in the high school library. Class of 2020 seniors and their interested parents will be able to talk with counselors and college representatives on the correct way to fill out applications to state schools as well as get help with the FAFSA website. FAFSA is the financial aid... READ MORE >

First United Bank sponsors school project; TMS gets water bottle filling stations READ MORE >

There are a lot of positive things happening at Tecumseh Early Childhood Center every day and I would like to take this opportunity to update you on some of our successes and events. Students and staff are working hard to do their part on achieving our district wide fitness goal in the Million Mile Challenge. Our superintendent challenged us at the beginning of... READ MORE >

Tecumseh's FFA chapter has taken on a new project this fall by hosting a community pumpkin patch which opened October 1. Members are hoping families from all over will come out to the patch and enjoy storytelling, interactive games, crafts,the photo spots, rides and pumpkin picking this season. The patch is located on the Tecumseh High School campus and can be... READ MORE >

Students from THS Learning Curve recently completed a financial well-being class called “Dollars and Sense, Watch Your Expense!” presented by First United Bank of Tecumseh. The workshop helps students, through a series of several simulations, choose a career, buy a home and an auto, purchase groceries and plan for retirement based on the salaries of the... READ MORE >

Homecoming shirts are on sale through noon today and can be purchased from student council advisers Ms. Henry or Ms. Lundgaard for $10 each. The photo above is an example of the t shirt front and below is an image of the t shirt back design. READ MORE >

A representative from Gateway Recovery Services presents a check to Cross Timbers principal Brandi Burks and Physical Education teacher Amanda Rawls to help with the Cross Timbers Fun(d) Run slated for October 27. It's not too late to register and participate. See the related news story with an online registration link. READ MORE >

Tecumseh S.T.E.A.M. Center prepares for students Tecumseh students visit S.T.E.A.M. Center READ MORE >

Congratulations to the following TECC classes for terrific attendance the month of August. Mrs. Kinsey’s and Mrs. Steward’s classes had best attendance while Mrs. Sander’s, Mrs. Paige’s, Mrs. Stiles’ and Mrs. Steward’s classes “tamed the tardy villain” by having the fewest tardies each day during August. Studies prove time and again that good attendance is... READ MORE >

For only a few short days, students will be able to get a huge price break on the 2020 high school yearbook. Books are on sale for $40 until September 27 and then will price adjust UP to $55. So click the link below to get a good deal on a great book. Jostens online order website for 2020 THS yearbook READ MORE >

Parents with children in the ninth grade at Tecumseh High School are being urged to attend one of four upcoming Transition to Independence seminars which will be offered during parent teacher conference nights September 10 and 12. There will be four 30 minute sessions offered, two each night. Session 1 or 2 will take place on September 10 at either 6pm or 7 pm... READ MORE >

Cross Timbers Physical Education teacher Amanda Rawls is excited to announce the second annual #ColorMeSavage Fun(d) Run set for Sunday, October 27. Entrants can register online this year by following the link below. Cost is $25 per person and will include a t shirt, bib and color packet. Children 6 and under may run free but will not receive the promotional... READ MORE >

THS Cheer coach Tracey Forrester is urging those interested in buying homecoming mum corsages to get orders placed soon. The cheer booster club will accept orders through September 4 and will begin delivery on September 30 which is Spirit Week. Homecoming is October 4.The corsages will measure 6 inches wide by 22 inches long and are $25 each. Flowers must be paid... READ MORE >

TECC has two school t shirts on sale in the main office right now so place your order soon. Shirts are short sleeve in two colors, dark gray or black and can be purchased in a wide variety of sizes from youth small to adult 4X. Order forms can also be downloaded from this link and filled out in advance. Just send the completed order form and your money to school... READ MORE >

Parents and students alike are eager to get the new school year rolling and school officials are reminding everyone about the district wide enrollment event slated for July 25 at the THS Alumni Center. Please click the link below to read information provided by the superintendent's office regarding beginning of year details. Back to School Important Information READ MORE >

TMS is participating in a super convenient program for the new school year that will get your child's school supplies delivered right to your front door. By opening an account with yubbler.com you can order and pay for your middle school student's school supplies without ever leaving your house. The supply list for Tecumseh Middle School has already been linked... READ MORE >

Vendors interested in bidding for 2019-20 Child Nutrition Services contracts will have until July 18, 2019 to submit a sealed bid. Bids will be accepted until 8:30 am on July 18. Vendors should bring or mail bids to the Tecumseh Public Schools Board of Education Office at 1301 E. Highland Tecumseh, OK 74873. A list of contract opportunities can be found by... READ MORE >

TMS library media specialist Kelli Brown is urging middle school parents to enroll in the Classroom Rewards program being offered at local Staples locations. The purchasing rewards program allows parents and teachers to make purchases and then redeem receipts for bonus bucks to be used by TMS classroom teachers. All parents need to do is visit the website at... READ MORE >

Tecumseh Public Schools Child Nutrition Director, Cindy Belshe wants parents to be aware of the dates their children will be able to access free breakfast and lunch for the 2019 summer break.The free food service will be available to all children in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade and will be served at Barnard Elementary on the following dates. May 28-31June... READ MORE >

Tecumseh High School Class of 2019 graduates will be awarded diplomas at Firelake Arena on Tuesday, May 21 in ceremonies that begin at 7 pm. Graduates, family members and guests will be welcomed by senior class president, Caleb Kelsey. Kelsey is involved in numerous campus organizations including National Honor Society to which he serves as chapter president and... READ MORE >

Title VI director Victor Cope announced that applications are available for Einstein's Summer Exploration Camp which will be held May 28 through June 20.The day camp is in its 16th year, and offers programs in math, reading, art and physical education. Any Tecumseh Public School student in fifth through 8th grade is eligible to attend. Classes run from 7:45 am -... READ MORE >

Classrooms were filled with lots of visitors on April 17 when students invited grandparents to come to a special visitation day at Tecumseh Early Childhood Center. Fundraising activities tied to the celebration raised over $800 for the American Cancer Society. READ MORE >

Tecumseh Early Childhood Center Principal Tammy Giaudrone is encouraging all district residents with four year old children to come to Pre Kindergarten Pre-Enrollment Day on Thursday, April 25.Parents/guardians will be able to complete paperwork for the 2019-20 school year between the hours of 9 am and 6 pm at TECC which is located at 1406 N. 6th Street.Please... READ MORE >

Class of 2019 seniors are urged to apply now for the Tecumseh Alumni Association Scholarships. Deadline is April 26. A detailed explanation of the scholarship qualifications can be found on the application which is available in the high school counseling suite. READ MORE >

As phase two of the gym/lobby/cafeteria project moves forward parents were facing a new procedure for dropping off their children for school March 25. To make way for heavy equipment, dumpsters and construction materials the area immediately east of the cafeteria doors has been cordoned off and will not be accessible for parking and entry for the remainder of the... READ MORE >

Preparations and opportunities are everywhere to help juniors get the best score possible on the upcoming ACT to be administered on April 2-4. The test which is a one day event, will be given to all juniors and the date each child will take the test will be assigned according to last names. Those testing assignments will be available soon. Juniors have the... READ MORE >

Tecumseh's BETA community service/honors chapter took 31 delegates to the state convention recently held in Norman and brought home numerous awards from competitions. Division 1 winners made up of freshmen and sophomores were Elizabeth Kipps - 1st Science; Hayden McClure - 1st Recyclable Art and Best in Show; Kyle Gregory - 1st Woodworking; Tyler Sampson - 2nd... READ MORE >

Seniors this link will be useful when planning for graduation which is only a few weeks away. Please check to see which dates apply to you:Class of 2019 Dates to Remember READ MORE >

Tecumseh's surprisingly young band, in comparison to other 4A schools, showed everyone what can happen with hard work and determination when it received a superior rating at the recent district competition. This rating guarantees the band a place at the state contest on March 28 at East Central University in Ada. "I am very proud of and very excited for our kids.... READ MORE >

THS administrators announced the dates for high school semester tests will be March 7 and 8. Below is an explanation of the test exemption policy and how it will apply to your child. The semester text exemption policy was developed in an effort to reward responsible students for outstanding attendance. The incentive was that if students attended school on a... READ MORE >

Senior Tyler Bingham made his second straight appearance at the state tournament for Class 4A wrestling and brought home a state runner up honor. Bingham earned his place onto the state mat after finishing as regional runner up the week before. He entered the state tournament with a 29-6 personal record and qualified for the finals match after defeating Jaden... READ MORE >

Tecumseh Middle School and the Tecumseh Masonic Lodge will co host a semi formal spring dance for students Saturday, February 23. See details by clicking this link: TMS Dance READ MORE >

Tecumseh's Alumni Association and the Masonic Lodge are making plans for the annual Turkey Noodle Dinner March 10 at the Tecumseh High School Alumni Center. The $8 ticket includes turkey noodles, hot rolls, coleslaw, green beans and homemade pies prepared by Tecumseh alumni members. Serving lines will be open from 11 am - 2 pm and a child's plate will also be... READ MORE >

A group of retired elementary teachers and staff members from Tecumseh Public Schools recently presented gifts to students at Tecumseh Early Childhood Center meant to foster friendships. The group donated a Buddy Bench to be placed on the playground at the new elementary site. The bench designed in 2013 by first grade student Christian Buck from York Pennsylvania... READ MORE >

Students and class sponsors once again, showed how much artistic talent resides at THS as they presented another round of homecoming banners. This year’s theme based off the animated movie Madagascar required each class to choose one of the central characters to base their banner idea on. The slogan was “The Savages are Crackalackin”.In what turned out to be a very... READ MORE >

Senior Channing Scallorn was crowned basketball homecoming queen in ceremonies February 8. Senior candidates included Madison Day and Addison Day. Junior attendant was Jacey Cox, Tawny Billy represented sophomores and freshmen chose Emily Bingham. READ MORE >

Barnard students and parents are invited to attend the Valentine Dance on Friday, February 8 in the all purpose room.Tickets are $10 per child and students must attend with a parent or guardian. Siblings of Barnard students are also invited and are required to purchase a ticket. Ticket price includes a hot dog dinner that will be served in the cafeteria. You can... READ MORE >

Melanne Greenwood of Gordon Cooper Career Tech presented STEAM student awards to several TECC children in a recent Rise and Shine ceremony. Those honored were: Front row: Rowdy Jackson, Contessa Boatman, Hunter Young, Aaron Caskey, Harper Pierce, Brinzlee Miller. Back row: Trevor Girod, Madilynn Boone, Zachary Thompson, Kolton Crothers, Easton Bruce, Pharra Nieman. READ MORE >

Members of varsity boys and girls basketball teams have announced their choices for basketball queen candidates and attendants. Seniors have nominated Addison Day, Channing Scallorn and Madison Day pictured here:Junior attendant is Jacey Cox, sophomore attendant is Tawny Billy and Emily Bingham was chosen to be the freshman attendant.Coronation ceremonies will be... READ MORE >

In light of recent events affecting Tecumseh High School, basketball homecoming ceremonies will move to February 8. Randy Dilbeck, THS principal, announced the changes after consulting with students, administrators and coaches who would be involved. "On that evening in the game with Little Axe we will crown our homecoming queen before the varsity boys game which... READ MORE >

We have openings for bus drivers now! If you like working with kids and want to make some extra money, this is the job for you. The working hours are great and fit inside the normal school calendar to help you with your family schedule too. School bus drivers are an important part of our students' day. They are often the first person to greet our kids in the... READ MORE >

Following a meeting of Tecumseh's Fellowship of Christian Athletes members went straight for the heart letting everyone know how they feel about the Savages. All you need is love. READ MORE >

TPS students got to see firsthand how technology advances start with the simplest of design when they visited the Krouch College and Career Center during it’s opening week January 14-18. Students were introduced to robots, 3D printing capabilities, blueprints for designs and electrical circuitry on the first of what will be many visits for them to the S.T.E.A.M.... READ MORE >

The Oklahoma Blood Institute will conduct a blood drive January 29 from 9 am - 2 pm at the Tecumseh High School Alumni Center. Interested persons can contact Debbie Humphrey at (405) 598-2113 to schedule an appointment. However, an appointment is not necessary and walk-ins will be warmly welcomed. READ MORE >

Cross Timbers health and physical education teacher Amanda Rawls, pictured above, shows off the recently installed rock wall in the physical education room. Proceeds from the Savage Color Fun(d) Run in November made the purchase possible. READ MORE >

The Tecumseh Indian Education program along with the THS Native American Club are sponsoring a stomp dance and chili dinner on January 26. The event will be held at the THS Alumni Center with dinner being served at 6 pm in the cafeteria. Dancing will begin at 7 pm and will run until 10 pm. Program emcee is Leon Bell. Dinner will include a chili supper and all... READ MORE >

Future tech engineers were celebrated at the private grand opening of the Krouch College and Career Center on December 18. Students from two first grade classes were selected as winners in the Steam Punk competition and treated to an ice cream sundae party and gingerbread house construction project on December 18. Classes were challenged to design and build a robot... READ MORE >

Teachers greeted a large and enthusiastic crowd of students and families at the annual Cross Timbers Family Night on December 4. The event is an opportunity for Cross Timbers students to enjoy some time with their family participating in a holiday related activity such as making tree decorations, munching on holiday treats and listening to Christmas... READ MORE >

TECC has a new team of engineers who are competing for awards in design and engineering. Their design material of choice is Legos. Led by Mrs. Lacey Forrester, “Chocolate Moon” was named Construction Innovation champs at a competition held on December 15. Children in Pre K and Kindergarten are challenged at contests with other schools to use their imaginations to... READ MORE >

Students at Tecumseh Early Childhood Center are looking forward to the annual Christmas music programs which will be presented over the next few days. Kindergarten students will sing this week for families and friends on Thursday, December 13 in two separate performances. The 6:15 pm show will features children in Mrs. Birney's, Mrs. Willis' and Mrs. Kinsey's... READ MORE >

THS administrators wish to clear up any confusion over a newly implemented semester test exemption policy before the next round of semester testing takes place on December 19 and 20. The semester text exemption policy was developed in an effort to reward responsible students for outstanding attendance. The incentive was that if students attended school on a... READ MORE >

Maintenance personnel were busy with final touches Friday morning as the first phase of gym renovations draws to a close. And things could not have come closer to the wire as the varsity basketball teams will make their home debut against Mount Saint Mary’s this evening.“We still have a few products to be installed but comfortable seating awaits our basketball fans... READ MORE >

Students and community members have a chance to make a difference in the lives of others by donating blood today. The drive, sponsored by THS BETA Club will be held in the Alumni Center. The holidays generally bring a higher need for blood supply so Oklahomans are urged to give if they are physically able to do so. Student permission forms are located in the... READ MORE >

Leadership students were excited to know that their food collection drive provided Thanksgiving baskets for 25 families this year. The annual food drive project was under the direction of seniors Ty Shields, John Cole, Addison Day and Josie Jared. Students from third period classes were challenged to bring canned food items while the campus clubs were asked... READ MORE >

Organizers of the Savage Color Fun(d) Run didn't let a little bad weather stop them from staging an event to raise money for the PE program at Cross Timbers. The run, which was originally scheduled for October 14 and was postponed due to unseasonably wet weather, was rescheduled for November 4. "We had an absolutely gorgeous day and the event could not have... READ MORE >

There had been whispering in the hallways for days. The students were sure they had heard their teachers talk about a surprise visitor coming to TECC in early November. But when they asked who the visitor would be, no one seemed to want to spill the beans. Was it the Great Pumpkin? Was it the Tecumseh mayor? Was it Captain America? No, it was much better than that.... READ MORE >

Basketball fans will definitely notice the changes when they enter the gymnasium for the start of the season as a three phase remodel project will be underway. In addition to the new construction of an early childhood center, the community passed bond issues that would provide for an extensive face lift project for the "new" gym and middle school cafeteria. The... READ MORE >

On August 8 teachers and staff were issued a simple request. "Let's get healthy. Let's encourage our students to get healthy. Let's teach our families about the importance of good health. Let's walk a million miles!" Literally, that's what TPS Superintendent Tom Wilsie meant when he challenged the Tecumseh Public School family to keep track of steps and combine... READ MORE >

In conjunction with the annual Veterans Day holiday, Tecumseh Middle School will present an assembly to honor veterans of war on November 12 at 10 am in the All Purpose Room. Special musical performances will be given by the THS Marchng Band and THS and TMS mixed choirs. Students are encouraging all local veterans and their families to attend this ceremony. ... READ MORE >

Seniors in the Class of 2019 have only a few days left to be photographed for the senior panel and the senior section of the yearbook. The last day for pictures is October 31. Students are being urged to call Flora Photography immediately at 273-8631 to schedule an appointment. Appropriate business attire is required for this head and shoulders photo. Male... READ MORE >

Tecumseh's Alumni Association invites everyone to its annual fish fry luncheon on November 4 at the Tecumseh High School Alumni Center. Tickets are available at the door for $8 for an adult meal and $4 for a child's plate. The serving line will be open from 11 am through 2 pm. Menu items will include an all you can eat buffet of fried catfish (spicy or mild) along... READ MORE >

Attention TECC Parents! The field trip to Sunshine Shelly’s Pumpkin Patch on Monday, October 15 has been postponed due to inclement weather. We are planning to reschedule and we will keep you updated when we have decided on a new date. READ MORE >

Savage color run participants, due to the rainy weather today and the forecast for tomorrow we have made the executive decision to postpone our event. We do not want to take any chances of anyone getting hurt on a muddy trail or any kids getting sick. We will let you know as soon as possible of our new event date. Thank you for understanding. If you have any... READ MORE >

In conjunction with National Fire Safety week early childhood students were treated to a short presentation on how to stay safe and alive in the event of a fire. The 2018 campaign is Look for fire hazards. Listen for smoke and fire alarms. Learn to find two exits out of every building you are in. The Tecumseh Fire Department uses humor and resident firemen dressed... READ MORE >

Juniors and seniors have the opportunity to get a free ACT Prep online account if they will register with Mrs. Meyers. There are 170 accounts available and are free to the first qualified students who apply. Any leftover accounts will be opened up to interested sophomores and freshmen. Online prep account have lots of features including numerous practice tests,... READ MORE >

Pre-sale tickets for the middle school Decades Dance are on sale now in the TMS library. The dance which is sponsored by the Masonic Lodge of Tecumseh is Saturday, October 13 in the TMS AP Room and will run from 6 - 9 pm. Tickets are $10 per student and the dance is open to all Tecumseh Middle School students in grades sixth, seventh and eighth. If you don't... READ MORE >

Adults interested in serving as substitute teachers for Tecumseh Public Schools are urged to attend an upcoming substitute training on Wednesday, November 7 at the Board of Education Office at 1301 E. Highland Street in Tecumseh. It will run from 9 am to noon for one day. You must participate in this workshop if you have never attended one in the past and want to... READ MORE >

TECC principal Tammy Guiadrone has announced dates for free health screenings for all kindergarten and Pre K students. Students will receive free hearing evaluations on October 9th and dental screenings provided by Ocean Dental will take place on October 25th. In addition parents will have the opportunity to sign up their children for free flu shots to be... READ MORE >

Barnard principal Cindy Horn has announced dates for free health screenings for all first and second grade students. Students will receive free hearing evaluations on October 10th and dental screenings provided by Ocean Dental will take place on October 8th. In addition parents will have the opportunity to sign up their children for free flu shots to be... READ MORE >

Senior year is undoubtedly a hectic time in the lives of the students and the parents as well. Staying informed as to important dates regarding ACT, admission to college deadlines, senior fees or graduation business for an example is a good way to cut down on the chaos surrounding the school year. Senior sponsors Karen Lenaburg, Julie McPhail and Joshua... READ MORE >

Students in Mrs. Sanders’ and Mrs. Kinsey’s classes enjoyed celebrating the legend and story of Johnny Appleseed this week. READ MORE >

Tecumseh Public Schools cordially invites everyone to an Open House at the new Tecumseh Early Childhood Center on Thursday, October 4. The building located at 1406 N. 6th Street in Tecumseh was completed in May 2018 and serves as the learning site for children in grades Pre K and Kindergarten. The event will be from 5 - 7 pm. Visitors will be able to get an up... READ MORE >

Assistant fastpitch coach Perry Wilson has released details on the upcoming regional tournament scheduled to be played at Lone Grove High School. The Lady Savages will begin play on Thursday, October 4 when they face Bridge Creek. The tournament will run through Friday if games 5, 6 and 7 become necessary. Only the winner of the regional will advance to the state... READ MORE >

Juniors at Tecumseh High School will be taking a free ACT on Tuesday, October 30. The following guidelines will be followed according to Erin Meyers, THS counselor. All juniors will be required to take this test and should arrive at the high school no later than 8 am. The test will take place at two different sites which offer large and quiet areas for testing.... READ MORE >

Senior counselor Melissa Poole is encouraging seniors to check the scholarship opportunities that are starting to come about. Seniors can find information on the bulletin boards across from the counseling suite, inside the counseling office or by checking the Counselors Corner tab in the drop down menu of the high school's website. Check often as new offerings... READ MORE >

If you know it all or at least claim to know it all, THS Academic Team has a place for you to be on October 13 when they bring back T-Trivia for a command performance. The game pits teams of 8 people against each other to answer questions on varied topics. Academic Team members serve as judges and auditors on answers submitted and will also offer table service of... READ MORE >

Title VI Indian Education Services director Victor Cope is wanting to make sure that all students who qualify for title services are located soon. The Title VI program offers numerous opportunities to students who can prove eligibility status by filling out a Form 506 Indian Student Eligibility Form and return it to the Title VI office. This form does not need... READ MORE >

Inclement weather predictions will force Tecumseh’s Athletic Department to make several time changes for Friday’s homecoming activities. Kickoff between the Tecumseh Savages and the Tuttle Tigers has been changed to 6:30 pm. Coronation ceremonies for football queen will take place in the Alumni Center and will begin at 5:45 pm. Seating will be limited so fans are... READ MORE >

Adults interested in serving as substitute teachers for Tecumseh Public Schools are urged to attend a substitute training on Wednesday, September 19 at the Board of Education Office. You must participate in this workshop if you have never attended one in the past. Please register for this free workshop by calling the BOE office at (405) 598-3739. READ MORE >

Candidates for 2018 Football Homecoming Queen have been announced by Athletic Director Jeff Shafer. Pictured above from left to right are senior candidates Cammie Ballard, McKenna Anthony and Baylee Kennedy. Homecoming attendants below are from left to right Jenna Jones, junior; Anna Kelsey, sophomore and Lauren Taylor, freshman. Coronation ceremonies will be... READ MORE >

September 17-21 has been reserved for Pink Week at Tecumseh Public Schools. The event which is often held in conjunction with football or basketball homecoming is a week long fundraising effort by THS Student Council to help fight cancer. A portion of t shirt sales proceeds are donated on behalf of Tecumseh Public Schools each year to a designated cancer fighting... READ MORE >

It was a great finish for cross country runners who competed in the NCRC meet at Harrah High School on September 11. In the junior high bracket Logan Haworth finished fourth place. In the high school girls division Jacey Cox was 21st and Kayla McGruder was the NCRC high school girls conference champion finishing first. On the high school boys side five runners... READ MORE >

Come rain or come shine sports fans will be able to enjoy a pregame barbecue sandwich dinner on homecoming night September 21. The dinner, which is an annual event offered by the incoming junior class will be from 5 - 7 pm in the Alumni Center. The meal includes an extra large barbecue sandwich, chips and dessert for $5. Sponsors are urging everyone to arrive... READ MORE >

Parents of students in grades 7-12 are invited to a forum to discuss a possible upcoming student trip to Washington DC for the summer of 2019. The meeting will be September 11 at 7 pm in Mr. Trice’s room. Trice will be the lead sponsor for the trip. This meeting will be simply informational and all parents having questions will be able to get information on costs,... READ MORE >

Juniors who want some extra help preparing for the upcoming ACT need to sign up now in the counseling office for a free ACT workshop. There will be two sessions available on Thursday, September 13. Session 1 will run 8:30 - 11 am and Session 2 is 12:30 - 3 pm. The same information will be presented in both session so it is only necessary to sign up for one session... READ MORE >

Melissa Poole, THS Senior Counselor has announced dates for the upcoming College and Career Fairs. Both presentations will be September 13 and are open to all area seniors. The College Fair will be from 9-10 am at Firelake Arena and Career Fair will be 1-2 pm at Gordon Cooper Technology Center. Seniors are only allowed to register for one event and should sign... READ MORE >

After several delays due to architectural miscalculations, rainy weather and installation schedule conflicts the playground for the new Tecumseh Early Childhood Center is finally ready for students to enjoy. "We ran into delay after delay," said Superintendent Tom Wilsie, "but we are very happy to say that our students can now enjoy this safe space for releasing... READ MORE >

Author Alton Carter recently visited Cross Timbers Elementary students to talk with them about the importance of goal setting, dreaming big and believing in yourself. Carter, a former foster child wrote the book "The Boy Who Carried Bricks" detailing his life in foster care where he describes the abuse he was subjected to and his struggle toward a much desired... READ MORE >

Helping our schools is as easy as buying your groceries and saving the box tops as the nationally recognized program Box Tops for Education celebrates The Power of Box Tops September 17-23. Participating TPS sites include Tecumseh Middle School, Cross Timbers, Barnard and Tecumseh Early Childhood Center. Students can bring their clipped box tops carrying the... READ MORE >

Cross Timbers Physical Education teacher Amanda Rawls is excited to announce the #ColorMeSavage Fun(d) Run set for Sunday, October 14. Entrants can register online this year by following the link below. Cost is $25 per person and will include a t shirt, bib and color packet. Children 6 and under may run free but will not receive the promotional items. ... READ MORE >

Mission Tecumseh and Feed the Children will host a free eyeglass event Saturday, August 18. Anyone in need of replacement, repair or new eyeglasses is welcome to this service. Each patient will also receive a free eye examination. There are no income qualifications or age requirements. Doctors will see the first 250 patients needing assistance so early arrival... READ MORE >

All non-teaching bus route drivers for TPS will meet with transportation director, Teddy Kidney on Wednesday, August 8 on the Gordon Cooper Technology Center campus. Lunch is provided at the school cafeteria for $5. Please notify Kidney before August 6 if you are unable to make this meeting. READ MORE >

TPS teachers will report to various sites on August 6 as the Avedis Foundation hosts the Celebrate Teaching School Year Kickoff Event. Area high school teachers will report to Gordon Cooper Technology Center while middle school teachers will meet at Shawnee Middle School. Crosstimbers teachers please go to North Rock Creek campus for meetings. Tecumseh Early... READ MORE >

Open House at all school sites is Tuesday, August 7. Families can visit with teachers at Tecumseh Early Childhood Center, Barnard and Crosstimbers from 5:30-7:30 pm. Tecumseh High School and Tecumseh Middle School teachers will meet families from 6:30-8:30 pm. The first day of school is August 9. READ MORE >