Harrison, McCutcheon and TOA seniors prepare to turn their tassels.

Regional champion David Betourne prepares to compete against the top spellers in the nation.

Eighth grader Mellany Barrett's ink and watercolor piece inspired by Japanese art and culture earns top honors.

Phil Shabi brings 25 years of experience in education to the role.

Three educators earn teaching degrees through TSC's Grow Your Own initiative.

Students from a physics class at McCutcheon High School and kindergarten students at Cole Elementary School team up for a day of discovery, creativity and fun.

Alison Jordan will lead the district's school nutrition program.

Cole Elementary earns Tree Campus recognition for the fourth consecutive year.

Andrea Bornino, a K-5 physical education teacher at Klondike Elementary School, earned Elementary Teacher of the Year honors, and Diane Beaudoin, a chemistry teacher at Harrison High School, earned Secondary Teacher of the Year honors.

Second-grade students from Mintonye Elementary recently enjoyed a memorable day of hands-on learning at Cole Elementary’s Nature Quest. During the educational enrichment experience, students met their pen pals and participated in a variety of engaging lessons focused on amphibians, muscular systems, hellbenders, walnuts, and reptiles. They also learned basic fishing techniques and had the opportunity to try fishing themselves. Many students were excited to catch one or even two fish during the event!

A special thank-you goes to Mrs. Christopher, Natural Resource Educator, for organizing the day and coordinating the many subject-matter experts who shared their knowledge with students from both Cole and Mintonye Elementary Schools. Mrs. Christopher also secured sponsors who generously provided lunch for all second graders and volunteers.

Students additionally enjoyed an entertaining performance by Brain Break Academy, whose interactive demonstrations kept the group engaged, laughing, and learning throughout the day.