Details regarding the distribution of daily meals to our students beginning next week will be available shortly. We will post that information on the website for families to view. Thank you for your patience.
Tecumseh patrons, We are all anxious to see how Oklahoma's response to the Coronavirus pandemic will affect our schools. We continue constant communication with state officials on the best way to keep our children and employees safe. You will be updated as decisions are made.
The Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) and its emergence in the U.S. are prompting questions about its impact on our schools. The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is monitoring this rapidly developing situation and preparing regular updates. We will keep you informed.
Congratulations to Tecumseh's FFA and 4H organizations on their recent and very many wins at the Pott County Junior Livestock Show. We are very proud of the goals you set and achieved this year during exhibition season. Good luck to those moving on to the Oklahoma Youth Expo!
Towers of mammoth size being built in the STEAM center by Mr. Gentry’s science class.
This is daylight savings time weekend. Set your clocks forward one hour.
Tecumseh’s Lady Savages lose to OC McGuinness 76-42 in the consolation bracket of the Area III Class 4A basketball tournament. Congratulations to our players and coaches on an outstanding season. We are very proud of you.
Area girls basketball at Washington High School Thursday March 5 at 1:30 pm. Go Lady Savages.
Come support the Lady Savages as they play their first game of the area tournament Thursday, March 5 at 1:30 pm. Let's get a win girls!
What a day for our Savage Pride Concert Band. It received straight ones in stage performance and sight reading at district competition. That is music to our ears! Congratulations.
Incoming high school students for the 2020-21 school year will need an appointment to get enrolled for high school. Please call the high school office at (405) 598-2113 to schedule yours today.
Tecumseh Alumni Association invites everyone to its annual Turkey Noodle Dinner on Sunday, March 8 from 11 am - 2 pm in the THS Alumni Center. Proceeds help fund scholarships made to Class of 2020 seniors. Tickets are $8 for adults 11 and up and $4 for children 10 and under.
Way to go, Brinkley Bone. You are the first female wrestler from Tecumseh High School to make it to the state tournament and you finished fourth! We are very proud of you. Way to represent the black and gold. A powerful Lady Savage.
Congratulations Lady Savages for defeating Pauls Valley and securing yourselves a place in the area basketball tournament on Thursday, March 5. You're rolling now. Don't stop!
Thanks to the mild weather the track resurface project is moving along at a rapid pace. Patching is complete and the overlay surface will start this weekend. Runners get ready the day is almost here. This project is funded by the Pottawatomie County Half Cent Sales Tax measure.
Tecumseh has three outstanding athletes who will compete in the state wrestling tournament today. Let's go Corbin Bowie, Will Hilton and Brinkley Bone. We are cheering for you.
Every child in America deserves a great public school for their future and the solid future of our nation. Take the Pledge for Public Schools at www.publicschoolproud.org
It's all on the line for Savage basketball teams as they enter the consolation bracket of the regional tournament. Both teams must win their games against Idabel at North Rock Creek tonight. Girls play at 6:30 pm and boys will tip off at 8 pm. You can do this Savages!
Labor statistics indicate agriculture is the nation's largest employer with 17% of the civilian workforce working in ag related industries. That's 23 million jobs held by people who possibly got their start and inspiration by being a member of a local FFA chapter. We salute FFA!
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