Superintendent Wentworth surprised the Transportation Department this morning with sausage biscuits as a way to let the staff know they are valued and their hard work does not go unnoticed. Acts of kindness serves as a reminder that every contribution, no matter how big or small, plays a vital role in the success of Taylor County School District.

Thu Mar 06 03:58 PM

Let’s give a huge shout out to Taylor County School District food service worker of the month, Nickole Weatherly, from TCHS. Nickole's dedication and hard work have not gone unnoticed, and it's clear that she is an invaluable member of our community. Her commitment to ensuring that students receive nutritious meals each day is truly inspiring. We are so proud to have her on our team, and her recognition is well-deserved. Congratulations, Nickole, and thank you for all that you do! We also want to thank our sponsor, Daniel Everett from Ware Oil and Supply, for presenting her with a $50.00 gas card. Thank you, Mr. Everett, for your unwavering support! Also pictured is our sponsor Daniel Everett presenting him with the $50.00 gas card. Thank you, Mr.Everett, for your unwavering support!

Thu Mar 06 03:51 PM

Congratulations to Link Clavery, the Taylor County School District Transportation Department's Employee of the Month! Link has consistently shown remarkable dedication and professionalism in providing safe and timely transportation for students. His cheerful attitude and unwavering commitment to excellence make him an essential part of our team. We truly appreciate his hard work and are delighted to acknowledge his contributions. Keep shining, Link! Also pictured is our sponsor Daniel Everett presenting him with the $50.00 gas card. Thank you, Mr.Everett, for your unwavering support!

Thu Mar 06 03:48 PM

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Wed Feb 14 07:41 AM

2023-2024 Taylor County School District's Teacher of the Year

Sun Feb 04 10:00 AM

TCMS boys track team, out of 7 competing teams, placed 2nd overall at the North Florida Middle School Invitational in Quincy.

Mon Apr 03 10:54 AM

On March 7th, Scott Mixon, Georgia-Pacific Public Affairs Manager, presented a $26,000 check to Superintendent of Schools Alicia Beshears to be used for STEAM (science technology, engineering, arts, and math), agricultural, and trade skill education at several schools within the Taylor County district. “Every year, we have increased our donation to Taylor County Schools because every year the teachers and faculty find ways to do more to educate students and prepare them for their future,” Mixon said. “On behalf of Georgia-Pacific, I would like to express our appreciation to the leadership teams and teachers for their tireless effort towards educating children in Taylor County."

Mon Mar 27 08:52 AM