Luigi the reading buddy🐰: inspiring young minds one story at a time!📚
Taylorville has the cutest Munchkins on and off in the stage. Great job to the whole cast and crew of The Wizard of Oz!
Mrs. Lively's Class The excitement was building in Mrs. Lively’s first-grade classroom as students took on a LEGO snowmobile challenge! Thanks to kits borrowed from the ROE, students combined creativity and coding skills to build and program their vehicles to glide across the classroom.
Miss Claypool’s first graders had snow much fun building LEGO snowmobiles! Using special LEGO kits borrowed from the ROE, students constructed their own snowmobiles and then programmed them to move. It was an exciting way to learn about coding and engineering.
Mrs. Salazar's fourth graders had a blast exploring block coding with Finch robots, on loan from the ROE. Students worked in teams to program the robots to follow paths, change colors, and make sounds. The project was a hit, building both teamwork skills and a passion for technology.
More pictures of 8th grade stem students who visited the Challenger Learning Center. Students got to participate in a live simulation on an immersive space mission to Mars. Students worked in teams and were provided the opportunity to participate in Mission Control and in the Space Craft. Students were given tasks to communicate with each other and had to be completed. When students were not participating in the live simulation, they were in a separate location completing stem activities and learning about an engineer's life from NASA. It was a fun filled day and a GREAT learning experience.
Looking to show students what your career is all about or looking to hire them? This event is for you!
Taylorville High School is excited to host our first Job & Career Fair on Wednesday, April 9th, from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM in the West Gym. We are looking for businesses and individuals to join us!
This is a fantastic opportunity to directly connect with our high school students!
👉 Showcase your company and industry: Highlight the diverse career paths available within your organization.
👉 Recruit potential summer employees: Find motivated and eager students to fill your seasonal positions.
👉 Identify promising future talent: Build relationships with students who may be ideal candidates for future roles.
👉 Increase your company's visibility within the community: Demonstrate your commitment to supporting local students and their career development.
👉 Educate students about your industry: Provide valuable insights and answer questions about your business and the skills required for success.
Don't miss this chance to invest in our community's future!
For more information on how to reserve a table, please call 217-824-2268 or email April Durbin adurbin@tcusd3.org or Jeb Odam jodam@tcusd3.org.
More pictures of 8th Grade Stem visiting the Challenger Learning Center. Students got to participate in a live simulation on an immersive space mission to Mars. Students worked in teams and were provided the opportunity to participate in Mission Control and in the Space Craft. Students were given tasks to communicate with each other and had to be completed. When students were not participating in the live simulation, they were in a separate location completing stem activities and learning about an engineer's life from NASA. It was a fun filled day and a GREAT learning experience.
On Friday March 14, 2025, Mrs. Reindl and Ms. Anderson took Ms. Anderson’s 8th grade stem classes to Normal, Il to visit the Challenger Learning Center. Students got to participate in a live simulation on an immersive space mission to Mars. Students worked in teams and were provided the opportunity to participate in Mission Control and in the Space Craft. Students were given tasks to communicate with each other and had to be completed. When students were not participating in the live simulation, they were in a separate location completing stem activities and learning about an engineer's life from NASA. It was a fun filled day and a GREAT learning experience.
Follow the Yellow Brick Road to the THS Spring Musical production of the Wizard of Oz.
THS presents The Wizard of Oz! 🌈 🌪️💚. Don’t miss your chance to see it this weekend!
🎬 The Wizard of Oz will be performed at 7 p.m. from March 20-22, with an additional matinee performance on March 22 at 2 p.m. at the Taylorville Jr. High.
🎟️ Those interested can call or text Kathy Fergin at 825-4857 or Rani Gosnell at 853-6305. Tickets are $12 for adults and $9 for kids. General admissions tickets will be available at the door the night of the musical on a first-come, first-served basis.
Memorial students were thrilled to be the first audience to attend a performance of the annual THS musical! We are so proud of all the performers, especially our own 3rd grade students who were part of the munchkin crew!
🏆 Paddle Up! King of the Dill Pickleball Tournament 🏆
Get ready to serve, smash, and dink your way to victory at the Paddle Up! King of the Dill Pickleball Tournament! 🏓🥒 Think you’ve got what it takes to claim the crown? Grab a partner and sign up today!
🔥 Entry Fee: $50 per team
🔥 Sign Up Here: https://bit.ly/4k1BD2h
Stay tuned for more details, including location, brackets, and awesome prizes! Don’t miss out—secure your spot now! 🚀 #PaddleUp #KingOfTheDill #Pickleball
Mrs. Hubbartt's fourth graders embraced the world of coding with Finch robots borrowed from the ROE. Through block coding, they brought their robots to life, making them move, blink, and respond to commands. The hands-on activity ignited students' interest in technology and problem-solving.
Join the fun at Memorial Health Care for a Healthcare Careers Camp this summer. This camp is aimed at Sophomore, Junior, and Senior high school students who would like to explore careers in the healthcare field. Please use the QR code on the flyer for more information. Registration is online.
What a great opportunity for our Tornado students to explore their career options in healthcare.
THS Fellowship of Christian Athlete's Weekly Verse 16! Join us on Wednesday mornings at 7:45 for breakfast and a devotional! Photograph by Lauren Metcalf
Ms. Jett's fourth-grade students eagerly took on the challenge of programming Finch robots, thanks to the ROE's lending program. Through block coding, they explored how to make the robots move, react, and display colorful lights. The hands-on activity brought coding concepts to life, making learning both fun and engaging!
Miss McCallister's Class
In Miss McCallister's class, third graders took on the role of young programmers using Finch robots borrowed from the ROE. Through block coding, they made the robots move, light up, and respond to commands. The hands-on activity made coding concepts accessible and exciting for all students!
Mrs. May’s Foods II classes completed their cookie decorating contest last week. Staff members judged each of the 3 classes and chose 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners. Pictured are our winners along with photos of other cookies decorated by THS students!
Also, a big thank you to Angelo’s Pizza, for donating pizza boxes to hold their cookies while they worked all week!
Mrs. May’s Foods II classes completed their cookie decorating contest last week. Staff members judged each of the 3 classes and chose 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners. Pictured are our winners along with photos of other cookies decorated by THS students!
Also, a big thank you to Angelo’s Pizza, for donating pizza boxes to hold their cookies while they worked all week!
Fourth graders in Mrs. Donovan's class dived into the basics of block coding using Finch robots borrowed from the ROE. They programmed the robots to complete tasks, light up, and navigate challenges, gaining confidence in their coding abilities and discovering the exciting possibilities of STEM!
