Miss Taylor’s class learns about balanced and unbalanced forces with Tug Of War!
Please read the following notice about upcoming street repairs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xLmh5mEdUs2Zi8Okhb09JuM9xg-vrWlC/view?usp=sharing
Third graders are participating in a STEM bridge building challenge this week. They read the story "Pop's Bridge" and were challenged by Ms. Specha to build a bridge 12 inches long that is capable of holding the weight of 100 pennies. Many interesting designs were chosen by the classes today.
Mrs. Richardson’s 7th graders did a digital escape Thursday and Friday. It was called stuck in the 80s and was related to a study of add/sub/mult/Div integers chapter.
Mrs. Richardson’s 7th graders did a digital escape Thursday and Friday. It was called stuck in the 80s and was related to a study of add/sub/mult/Div integers chapter.
Mrs. Richardson’s 7th graders did a digital escape Thursday and Friday. It was called stuck in the 80s and was related to a study of add/sub/mult/Div integers chapter.
This week's Tornado Appreciation Award winners are Peyton Morgason (Left) and Cara Otey (Right). Peyton is being recognized for his assistance with a new students and Cara is being recognized for honesty and integrity. Congratulations to you both.
Taylorville High School Girls' Tennis Team - pictured after the Rochester match on September 22nd
Behind the Scenes - TommyTV in action as they broadcasted tonight’s volleyball game against Lincoln.
Please see this message from Dr. Dougherty regarding district food service. The message can also be viewed here: https://5il.co/1iboi
Mrs. Anderson's science classes learned about the rotation of planets around the sun. Mrs. Reindl worked with students teaching them to code spheros so students could mock the earth's rotation around the sun.
Become a Paraprofessional at Taylorville CUSD #3! We have increased our pay to $18.28/hr. Make sure to apply and call us today: 217-824-4951.
The elementary instructional coaches and tech integrationist delivered a Preview to Lincoln to the fourth grade classrooms in anticipation of their upcoming field trip to the Lincoln sites. The students were very excited to explore more information about Lincoln.
Mrs. Sorrill's Speech I students completed an activity on giving directions. One group of students told the other how to draw a picture. The second group of students couldn't see or talk to the person giving directions. They learned that giving precise directions is difficult.
Attorney’s General Office representative, Ms. Alyssa, came to the TJHS and Memorial today to speak to students about making smart choices online. Thank you to Tammy Reindl for arranging this presentation for our students.
Mrs. Molen’s 6th grade class at TJHS is starting to create presentations. Mrs. Reindl was invited in to the classroom to teach them different tips and tricks to make their presentations eye catching!
Ms. Pennock's class taking advantage of a beautiful day! Taking her Accounting 1 students outside to review Debits/Credits with sidewalk chalk.
Mrs. Wolfe's Computer Concepts class learned how to deconstruct, identify the components, and reconstruct a PC.
This week's Tornado Appreciation Award winners are Cienna Miller and Brock Daugherty. Cienna and Brock were nominated by staff for their kindness and helpfulness to both staff and students. Picture are Brock Daugherty and Cienna Miller.
Students enrolled in THS’s Computer Concepts class are learning about the impact of computers. Students are completing activities on the zSpace machines in the STEM Lab.
