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Summer Virtual STEAM Program
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New COVID Protocol

On Monday, April 26, 2021, the TC BOE voted to make face masks a personal preference (suggested, but not required) in school and on buses. Schools will no longer be required to take temperatures, but will continue with cleaning and disinfecting protocols.

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Meningtis Vaccine

Effective July 1, 2021, children 16 years of age and older, who are entering the 11th grade (including new entrants), must have received one booster dose of the meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MCV4), unless their initial dose was administered on or after their 16th birthday.

As a reminder, meningococcal disease is a serious bacterial illness that affects the brain and the spinal cord in the form of meningitis, and the bloodstream in the form of septicemia. It can cause shock, coma, and death within hours of the first symptoms.

If students have not been vaccinated against meningococcal disease, we strongly recommend they visit their doctor or health care provider to get their MCV4 booster shot. Receiving the MCV4 booster now will not only help protect students against the ongoing threat of meningitis, but will also meet the new school entry requirement.

Parents of students without health insurance or those whose health plan does not cover these vaccines, may call their local health department and ask about getting no or low cost vaccines. For more information, visit http://dph.georgia.gov/vaccines-children or call (800)-848-3868.
- Meningitis Vaccine Parent Letter 04012021.pdf
- Meningitis Vaccine Parent Letter 04012021_Spanish_Final 002.pdf
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Summer Reading Skills Program

This summer, help your child become a confident, enthusiastic reader in the Summer Reading Skills Programs, offered by Mercer University, Center for Executive Education and taught by instructors from the Institute of Reading Development. Click on the attached flyer for more details.
- Mercer Summer Reading Skills Program.pdf
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School Menu for April-May 2021
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Tattnall County Kindergarten Registration/Inscripción de Kínder para el Condado de Tattnall

Kindergarten Registration

Inscripción de Kínder para el Condado de Tattnall
- TC Kindergarten Registration flyer 2021-2022 En 03 19 2021(1).pdf
- TC Kindergarten Registration flyer 2021-2022 Sp 03 19 2021.pdf
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Parker's Donates $3800 to Tattnall County Schools

Parker’s Donates $3,800 to Support Students and Teachers at Tattnall County Schools

Parker’s Chief of Staff Kate Smith (right) recently presented a Fueling the Community check for $3,800 to Tattnall County Schools. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Gina Williams (left) accepted the donation on behalf of the school system on Oct. 6.

Thank you, Mr. Parker and those who fuel up on the first Wednesday each month!

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Semester 1 Report Cards

Report cards went home on Friday, February 7th.

Quarter 3 began February 3rd and ends March 26th.

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Parents: Check your child's grades and attendance in Parent Portal.

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Our Mission:

The Tattnall County School District is committed to doing whatever it takes to ensure a quality education that affirms ALL students’ value and worth and will lead to high school graduation and productive citizenship.

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Our Goals:

1. Attain High academic Achievement and Success

2. Build Positive Relationships

3. Maintain Organizational Effectiveness

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