Students in Mrs. Lanatta's class recently participated in a lab during class that demonstrated chemical and physical changes, as well as showing the differences between mixtures and solutions. Students had a mixture of goodies and had to demonstrate how a physical change takes place. Students then had the opportunity to make pancakes to explain how a solution is made and taken apart. This demonstration also explains how chemical changes are taking place during the cooking process.

Thomas County Middle School seventh grade student, Jack Taylor, is making a name for himself through his woodworking.  Taylor’s love of the outdoors and learning to whittle sticks at a young age helped turn his hobby into a lucrative business.  

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Parents, join us for an Online Safety Workshop via Zoom with Erin Rehberg, Digital Learning & Media Services Coordinator, for Thomas County Schools.

We celebrated National Parent Involvement Day giving us the opportunity to recognize the many contributions parents and caregivers provide on a daily basis. We appreciate your continued support of our school system!

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Please watch the following tribute to honor our veterans.  We thank you for your service so that we may enjoy our freedom!

Veterans Day Video

Kendra Reeves, Thomas County Middle Schools' seventh grade MERIT teacher, was recently awarded a $500 Envision Classroom Grant. Envision Credit Union donates more than $24,000 in grants every year to teachers to help implement projects that enhance student education. Ms. Reeves is planning to use the money to purchase bouncy bands for her classroom. Thank you, Envision, and congratulations, Ms. Reeves!

Students and staff from Thomas County Middle School recently volunteered throughout Thomas County during Hands on Thomas County Day.