Parent Portal allows student and parents to see grades and attendance during the year. You may also complete your back-to-school student information forms online within the portal Contact your school registrar for details.
The Tattnall County School System will be offering only face-to-face instruction for the 2021-2022 school year. We are excited to welcome our students back into our classrooms.
In preparation of the 2021-2022 school year, CARES funding will be used to purchase "Back to School" general supplies for all students. Parents will be asked to provide only personal items such as bookbags, calculators, etc. This is an effort to relieve some of the hardship caused by COVID-19 on our families and communities.
Scoliosis screening is required for all students in the 6th and 8th grades who attend public school in Georgia. Scoliosis is a sideways curve of the spine. About 3% of children are affected by scoliosis. It can occur at any age but is often noticeable between the ages of 9 and 16, when growth occurs rapidly. Early detection is important to avoid potentially serious problems later in life if a spinal curve is not recognized, treated, and it continues to progress. The screening test is an observation of the child’s back when standing and bending forward.
There are options for how the screening can be completed:
• Submit a completed Form #4400, Certificate of Scoliosis screening. Form #4400 can be completed by a physician with an active GA license or person working under the supervision of a physician with an active GA license, the local health department, or licensed school nurse. A completed Form #4400 should be provided to the school within the first 90 days of 6th and 8th grade. Form #4400 can be found at www.dph.georgia.gov.
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• Children can participate in a school scoliosis screening event. Students without a completed Form #4400 on file more than 90 days after the start of school will be asked to participate in scoliosis screening during a school screening event
Parents or guardians can choose to not have their student screened for scoliosis by selecting the opt-out option on Form #4400 or opt-out of the school scoliosis screening event later in the
school year.
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.
Don't miss the Back to School Extravaganza on July 17th at TCHS from 9:00-11:00 for all Tattnall students. Free books, free school supplies, free hygiene products, and free food!
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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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.
1. Attain High academic Achievement and Success
2. Build Positive Relationships
3. Maintain Organizational Effectiveness
Tattnall County Board of Education
The Tattnall County School System recognizes that technology enhances student learning and positively affects student performance. Our goal is to prepare students to be skilled and knowledgeable workers and contributing citizens. The ability to gather, manipulate, and present data, using technology as a medium, is a required skill in every workplace.
Our school district supports our students and staff by providing technology-rich classrooms. Professional learning is offered to staff to learn how to leverage digital resources for content and student engagement.
Our sophisticated infrastructure provides broadband internet access to every classroom. A wireless canopy enables users to be mobile and interactive.
We provide a helpdesk application for servicing our staff and administrators. Digital resources support our curriculum at all grade levels.
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Student to Device Ratio |
1.5:1 |
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PC Inventory |
1100 |
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Chrome Devices |
4200 |
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Interactive Whiteboards |
325 - 1:classroom |
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Projectors |
325 - 1:classroom |
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Bandwidth |
900 MBPS |
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WiFi Access |
1:Classroom |
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Connection to Schools |
20 GBPS |
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LAN Connection within schools |
10 GBPS |
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Mission |
Graduation for every student and productive citizenship |
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Goals |
Follow district strategic plan; provide support to curriculum, staff, and students |
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Technology Vision |
Increase instructional technology coaching; Upgrade classroom technologies to include flat panel displays; Maintain one chromebook cart per classroom; Upgrade district and school websites; Upgrade firewall; Improve data security; Offer more training on online safety |
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Current Reality |
Source: State technology inventory; Local asset inventory; Teacher surveys; PLU responses |
