Tecumseh Public Schools

Public health officials in Lenawee County will not require local school districts, including Tecumseh Public Schools, to abide by Michigan's COVID-19 quarantine guidelines for stu...

Tecumseh High School has earned a rank in the top 17% of public high schools in the U.S. and took the No. 1 spot in the Adrian metropolitan area. That's according to a recent anal...

On Friday, April 30, 2021, Superintendent Rick Hilderley announced Jacob Anastasoff is leaving Tecumseh Public Schools. Anastasoff is currently the 7 th grade principal at Com...

On Monday, April 12th, all K-12 classes WILL resume face-to-face instruction. We are aware of the recommendations from Governor Whitmer and the state health department. We are...

Starting Friday, March 26th, Tecumseh Public Schools will be moving to FULL K-12 distance learning. This will also be the case for the week of March 29th-April 2nd. The move to...

Pursuant to Public Act 257 of 2020 , legislation was passed that appropriated funding for the GSRP, Head Start, Adult Education, and Young Adult Special Education Teachers COVID-...

Story originally published on March 15th by Edward Pevos of MLive Inspired by her mother’s battle with a brain tumor, A Michigan teen has advanced to the next round on "The V...

Instead of receiving gifts, a Tecumseh student is going to be the one delivering presents this year and it’s all for a good cause. Brandon Bemis, a 6th grader at Tecumseh C...

Tecumseh Public Schools is proud to announce Tecumseh High School senior Anne Roesch has been named a finalist for the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program. Anne is one of only...

A familiar face has returned to Tecumseh Public Schools. Kim Foley is back at TPS, this time taking on the role of Director of Student Support Services. Kim worked as a special ...

January is School Board Recognition Month, a time to recognize the work of our volunteer school board members and to celebrate public education. Tecumseh Public Schools is joining...

An art class project has become something more. Red Remembrance Poppies, made by Tecumseh High School art students, will now help veterans and military families. Money raised ...

As the current health order from the Michigan Health and Human Services is set to expire Sunday, December 20th, leaders at Tecumseh Public Schools are updating learning plans as w...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has announced shortened alternatives to its recommended quarantine for people who were exposed to someone with COVID-19. The standa...

There's new weapons in the fight to protect students and staff at Tecumseh Public Schools. With the pandemic affecting nearly every industry, including school districts, federal...

All students at Tecumseh Public Schools will stay on the distance learning model until Wednesday, December 9th. The changes from the TPS administration comes as COVID-19 cases con...

Tecumseh Public Schools students leading the way in the 12th annual 'Love Your Lungs' contest. 14 students from the district were winners in this year's contest, which started ...

Although the second semester is still months away, the district is getting ready to reach out to parents and students about distance and in-person learning. See Superintendent ...

The holidays are right around the corner. Need a gift idea? Starting Wednesday, the 18th, the red Remembrance Poppies from the THS Sculpture Garden will be available for purcha...

Following new restrictions being announced by Governor Whitmer and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, we have some updates. High school students will stay in...