A yearly tradition during Homecoming Week is that the Shooting Stars Marching Band visits our students at TPS buildings!
Over 80 Tecumseh High School student musicians, performers, and cheerleaders stopped by Tecumseh Acres Early Learning Center, Sutton Early Learning Center, and Tecumseh Middle School to play some songs and get our younger students involved in the action.
The energy was contagious as the younger students cheered and had a chance to interact with the performers, fostering a sense of community and school spirit that connected all grade levels.
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As part of Homecoming Week celebrations, Tecumseh High School's Art Club students brought their creativity downtown by giving local shops a colorful makeover.
Partnering with businesses like Modish Styles, Hopscotch Kids, Salsaria's, The Matthews House Shop, Tecumseh Antique Appeal, Howard Hanna Real Estate Services- Lenawee County, The Dog House Restaurant, and Basil Boys, our talented artists painted vibrant designs on storefront windows, adding a fresh splash of color and charm to our community.
A huge thank you to our artists for their amazing work and to these local businesses for supporting this yearly collaboration!
City of Tecumseh | Downtown Tecumseh
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This week is National Fire Prevention Week! To kick it off, kindergartners from Tecumseh Acres Early Learning Center visited the Tecumseh Fire Department.
Students from Lindsey Saxton, Carrie Northup, and Elizabeth Wilcoxen’s classes toured the station, learning important fire safety lessons like 'Stop, Drop, and Roll,' how to safely escape a burning building, and how smoke alarms help keep us safe.
The highlight? Getting to climb into a fire truck and explore the gear firefighters use every day!
Has your child shared their favorite part of the day? Talk to them about fire safety at home and practice your family’s fire drill.
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No, it’s not Halloween yet.
However, it is Count Day across Michigan, and Count von Count is making rounds across the district. The Count is helping us keep track of attendance today!
‘One student, ah-ah-ah! Two students, ah-ah-ah! THREE students!’
Count Day is a key event for public schools that helps determine the state funding each district receives based on student attendance. The number of students present on this day directly influences the amount of per-student funding the district will get for the school year.
Every student counts today (literally), so make sure you're in class – the Count is watching!
#TecumsehPublicSchools #CountDay #everystudentcounts #AhAhAh
Last week, a special guest stopped by Paul Wellman’s first and sixth-hour AP English Language and Composition classes!
To help students hone their rhetorical analysis skills, Superintendent Matt Hilton gave his first-ever presentation on the district’s Sinking Fund Millage—a critical initiative to improve school infrastructure—before the first informational meeting.
Students actively analyzed Superintendent Hilton’s tone, syntax, and rhetorical strategies, making impressive observations on imagery, word choice, and even his presentation mannerisms. Their thoughtful questions and insightful reviews showed just how well they’re mastering the art of persuasion and argumentation—critical skills for the AP exam and life.
Superintendent Hilton was left impressed with Mr. Wellman’s students, praising their insightful analysis, sharp critical thinking, and ability to engage professionally with complex rhetorical concepts.
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This week, we are hosting the first two Sinking Fund Millage informational meetings. Both meetings will be held in the Media Center of Tecumseh High School.
Friday, September 20, 2024, is a half-day for ALL students!
Tecumseh Preschool - 8 am-11 am
Sutton Early Learning Center - 8:40 am-11:55 am
Tecumseh Acres Early Learning Center - 8:40 am-11:55 am
Tecumseh Middle School - 7:45 am-11 am
Tecumseh High School - 7:35 am-10:50 am
Paper littered the hallways of Tecumseh Acres Early Learning Center this morning. Paper airplanes, that is.
In Amanda Spohn’s STEM class, students participated in a fun and interactive lesson on building paper airplanes. Beyond the folding and creasing, they were introduced to scientific concepts such as aerodynamics, velocity, thrust, and speed, providing a hands-on approach to understanding the forces that influence flight.
Ms. Spohn began by demonstrating basic folding techniques, and students eagerly experimented with their designs. Each plane was unique, reflecting the creativity and curiosity of the young engineers in the making.
Once their creations were complete, the students hit the hallways to put their work to the test. Some airplanes soared up to 18 feet, filling the air with excitement and a sense of accomplishment.
STEM education is crucial for developing problem-solving skills and fostering innovation early on. Lessons like these engage students and build a foundation for critical thinking and collaboration. Tecumseh Acres ELC is helping prepare the next generation of thinkers and creators by sparking interest in science, technology, engineering, and math.
#TecumsehPublicSchools #stemeducation #BuildingTomorrowTogether
Good work never goes unnoticed!
The Tecumseh Middle School Builders Club has been awarded $955 from the Michigan District of Kiwanis for their outstanding “Rake a Difference” service project!
Last year, over 750 students and dozens of staff members from Tecumseh Middle School participated in this annual event, raking and bagging leaves to help local senior citizens. The project fosters a strong sense of community service and shows the incredible impact young people can have in their neighborhoods.
A big thank you to our TMS students and staff, the Kiwanis Club of Tecumseh, the TPS transportation department, and all the volunteers who helped make this project successful!
STORY 👉 https://www.tps.k12.mi.us/article/1756491
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It was an incredible honor to welcome renowned composer and DJ Rodney Page to Tecumseh Middle School's PBIS assembly! Rodney kicked off the school year in style, inspiring our students with his dynamic music and heartfelt stories.
Throughout the assembly, he dove into our school-wide acronym ONE – Ownership, Never Give Up, and Empathy – showing how these values can resonate in our school community and all aspects of life. The energy in the room was electric, as our students were fully engaged and excited to learn how they could embody these important principles!
Thank you, Rodney, for sharing your talent and wisdom with us! Let’s make this year the best one yet!
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It was a great ‘welcome back’ for our students and staff at Sutton Early Learning Center.
They celebrated with a PBIS Kick-Off event. PBIS stands for Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. It is a proactive approach to improving school safety and promoting positive behavior.
Students would learn what is expected of them while attending school. PBIS helps create a positive school climate by setting clear expectations, teaching students how to meet them, and recognizing and rewarding positive behavior.
Overall, PBIS seeks to minimize behavioral issues, enhance the school climate, and boost academic outcomes by creating a positive and inclusive environment.
#TecumsehPublicSchools #SuttonELC #PBIS
Friday, August 23, is an early release day for ALL students!
Schedule:
Tecumseh Preschool - 8 am-1:15 pm
Sutton Early Learning Center - 8:40 am-1:45 pm
Tecumseh Acres Early Learning Center - 8:40 am-1:45 pm
Tecumseh Middle School - 7:45 am-12:45 pm
Tecumseh High School - 7:35 am-12:35 pm
The Link Crew officially welcomed the Class of 2028 to Tecumseh High School!
The Link Crew is dedicated to helping freshmen transition to high school by providing guidance and support from upperclassmen mentors and staff members.
Just before the new school year started, Link Crew club members came together for a two-day training session. These students led freshman orientation on the first day of school.
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Today was a great day at Tecumseh Public Schools!
We loved seeing our students back in the halls, full of excitement and ready to learn. Here’s to a fantastic year ahead.
Welcome back, TPS!
Sutton Early Learning Center | Tecumseh Acres Early Learning Center
Tecumseh Middle School | Tecumseh High School
#TecumsehPublicSchools #TeamTecumseh #firstdayofschool #welcomeback #BuildingTomorrowTogether
We are so back! It’s opening day for all of us here at Tecumseh Public Schools.
Superintendent Hilton is welcoming back staff as he addresses the entire district in person for the first time.
We can’t wait for the first day of school!
#tecumsehpublicschools #openingday #weareback
There is one week until the new school year begins! Monday, August 19, is a half-day for all students. Young 5s and Kindergarten at Sutton ELC and Tecumseh Acres ELC will follow a staggered start.
Check the school calendar for details!
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It's good to see some old and new faces at Tecumseh High School! 9th and 10th graders are stopping by to pick up their schedules and make any necessary changes.
Right now, some families are taking tours of the building and finding classrooms as students get acclimated to their new surroundings.
Yesterday, 11th and 12th graders were here at THS. If they missed out on picking up their schedule, and if 9th and 10th graders can't make it today, there will be another opportunity to pick up schedules in person.
THS is open on Thursday, August 8th, from 12 pm-4 pm and 5 pm-8 pm. If you still can't make it during those hours, schedules will likely be released in Infinite Campus this Friday.
Over Thanksgiving Break, TPS enhanced security at Tecumseh High School by replacing the original door frames and doors at both entrances. The previous frames were compromised and detached from the concrete structure, necessitating a comprehensive replacement.
Today marks the start of phase two in the security upgrade process. Michigan Glass Coatings is installing shatterproof safety films in the vestibules of both THS and Tecumseh Middle School. This film is designed to delay intruders, providing extra response time by slowing them down.
Both projects were fully funded through a Section 97 safety grant.
This strategic allocation of resources reflects a proactive approach to anticipating and addressing potential security challenges.
#TecumsehPublicSchools #safetyupgrades
It's teacher knockout but with a twist!
The twist was Herrick Park Intermediate Learning Center teachers were wearing inflatable costumes to the delight of their students.
Students cheered on as teachers hilariously tried to eliminate one another from the game while wearing the costumes.
The big winner? Mrs. Pelham took home the top prize of bragging rights!
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