Last week, the MacIntyre Park Middle School Concert band traveled to Cairo High School to perform at the GMEA District 2 Large Group Performance Evaluation. The students gave an outstanding performance and received all Superior ratings in both Concert Performance and Sightreading - these are the highest achievable ratings an ensemble can get. Bravo young musicians!
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Thomasville Center for the Arts Youth Art Month $1000 Visual Arts Scholarship recipient Janice Dong. Congratulations Janice!
📚📓 Course registration for rising 9th graders 📓📚
Congratulations to work-based learning students of the month for the first half of the semester! Students were selected based upon grades and workplace evaluations. Lizzie Rinehart, Emily Johnson, and Jordon Lovejoy.
Bulldog Mini Tennis Camp is coming soon! Registration is now open! Limited spots available!
Email Mrs. Edwards for more registration info at edwardsh@tcitys.org
Deadline to register is April 17th!
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Middle school students recently enjoyed a magical night at the Annual Snow Ball! Congratulations to our Snow Court!
6th grade- BG Polk and Lucy Lowery
7th grade- Ayden Darsey and Anna Sharp
8th grade-Jayla Smith and Jay Stowers
THS Drama students loved celebrating Dr. Seuss Week with Scott Elementary School! Our student artist/athletes showed off their storytelling skills to some amazing little learners!
Students in Ms. Rinehart’s 6th grade World Geography classes work in groups to visually represent the various forms of governments using gummy bears !
Attention Georgia High School Seniors!🎓 GAfutures is thrilled to announce that we've partnered with the University System of Georgia and the Technical College System of Georgia to offer application fee waivers throughout the month of March. Take advantage here:
https://www.gafutures.org/college-planning/apply-to-college-initiative/application-fee-waivers/
💛❤️🏆✨ Exciting news! The talented students of Thomasville High School traveled to Atlanta to compete in the state HOSA competition! 🎉🚌 From their dedication to healthcare education to their exceptional teamwork, these students showcased their skills and gave it their all. We are incredibly proud of our amazing THS team! 💪👩⚕️👨⚕️💛❤️ #THS #HOSACompetition #FutureHealthcareHeroes
As a culminating activity for Black History Month, 7th and 8th graders got the chance to go see FAMU's Theatre Department perform "The Wiz" today! A great time was had by all! A great big THANK YOU goes out to our local AKA's, who funded this outing for us!
Mrs. Chen-Black’s 7th grade math students are using their knowledge of cylinders and nets to calculate the surface area of various canned goods.
Our Book Fair starts tomorrow! kidCredit is a safe and easy way for parents and their students to purchase books at Bedford Falls Book Fairs. kidCredit can be purchased at https://kidcredit.bedfordfallsusa.com,
Please join us for the Book Fair!
Order your MPMS Yearbook--$25!
Winners of the San Fermin poster contest in Ms. Rinehart’s Spanish Culture class. Students wrapped up their exploration of Spain’s running of the bulls and bullfighting by designing posters for the event!
THOMASVILLE- The Thomasville City School Orchestra Program delighted audiences on Sunday, February 25th with their side-by-side concert with the Tallahassee Youth Orchestra in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. MacIntyre Park Middle School and Thomasville High School students began working on the music in January. This collaboration brings together students from the Tallahassee Youth Orchestra who meet weekly for rehearsals. The students in the Orchestra Program of Thomasville City School prepare the music and the two groups combine on concert day. Dr. Kasia Bugaj, String Music Education professor at Florida State University, and Mr. Will Whitehead are dynamic, lively, and energetic conductors with the TYO program. Dr. Sally Hernandez, MPMS and THS Orchestra Director, shared the podium and conducted a piece for each group, Interme.zzo and Chamber. A week before the concert, Dr. Hernandez and Dr. Bugaj traveled to work with the other conductor’s group. Performing with different conductors gives students a diverse musical perspective.
Principal violist of the chamber orchestra, Macy Gaines said of the experience, “I learned how to lead and communicate with my fellow musicians.”
Florida State University violin professor Corinne Stillwell, performed Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy as the guest artist with the TYO Symphony, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd. Senior violinist, Cruz Pozo, described her playing as “sophisticated and beautiful.”
The side-by-side concert between the Thomasville City School Orchestra Program and the Tallahassee Youth Orchestra was a resounding success, showcasing the dedication and talent of the young musicians involved. The collaboration provided a platform for them to grow musically and share their love of music with the community.
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March 14, 2024
