Flu vaccines will be offered to students on Nov. 18.
Help us recognize THS graduates who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
The Seventh Grade boys, TMS girls, and Eighth Grade boys basketball teams will begin the 2026 season on the road Tuesday, Oct. 27 in the Jackson Middle School Gym. NOTE: Games begin at noon.
Cash will be accepted at the gate.
Ethan Grayson, a student in the Thomasville High School Driver's Education program, had passed his road test and will earn his license when he turns 16.
Halloween/Circus Colors Dress Out Friday at THS
Emergency TES PTO meeting, 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 22 in the school library.
Miss TMS Pageant, Nov. 7 in the Civic Center. Register by Oct. 23.
TMS students can wear Halloween/Circus Colors for Game Day Dress Out on Friday.
TES students can wear Fall Colors and jeans on Friday.
Parents or family members can buy $5 tickets tonight to watch the Lead Out. They go on sale at 5 p.m. Enter the door on the middle school side of the THS gym lobby.
NOTE: No dance tickets will be sold at the door.
The THS Tiger varsity football team won 42-6 Oct. 16 at Chickasaw.
Birthday date is Oct. 17.
The Thomasville City Schools District has been celebrating National School Lunch Week. Students in the school district receive a free nutritious lunch each school day. Pictured are members of the TES CNP Assistants, Janaija Dixon, Ruby Shirley, Chiquita Jackson and Whitney Kidd; Shambria Holt, TES CNP Manager; Equilla Franks, CNP Director with the school district; and Donna Reid, CNP Secretary/Bookkeeper.
Doughnut orders due by noon on Friday, Oct. 16.
ATTENTION - DATE CHANGE: the TMS basketball games, scheduled for Oct. 20, have been moved to Wednesday, Oct. 28 at home.
The first date of the TMS season will now be Tuesday, Oct. 27 at noon at Jackson Middle School.
The first date of the TMS season will now be Tuesday, Oct. 27 at noon at Jackson Middle School.
ATTENTION: Clear bags only, no backpacks, no vapes/ smoking, no alcohol, no weapons, no pets, no outside food or drinks, NO RE-ENTRY.
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Officers for the Thomasville High School chapter of HOSA-Future Health Professionals for 26-27 include Keyana Bettis, President; Kirstin Marshall, Vice President; Kayla Burroughs, Secretary; and Kristin Howard, Reporter.
The sixth-grade gifted students at Thomasville Middle School have been named the 2026 Alabama Association for Gifted Children (AAGC) 6–8 Group Video Award winners!
Their video, showcasing their creativity, collaboration, and talents, was selected as the statewide winner for their division and recognized at the 2026 AAGC Conference on Oct. 7. The selection committee praised the students for their creativity and hard work and encouraged them to continue developing and sharing their talents.
Pictured are (bottom row) Ann Davis, Hailey Norwood, and August Cowan; (middle row) Kyleigh Motes, Joy Mbugua, and Abigail Collinsworth; (top row) Abel Horton, Leland Williams, and John Clyce Drinkard.
Students not pictured: Holly Rush and Everlie Barron.
Their video, showcasing their creativity, collaboration, and talents, was selected as the statewide winner for their division and recognized at the 2026 AAGC Conference on Oct. 7. The selection committee praised the students for their creativity and hard work and encouraged them to continue developing and sharing their talents.
Pictured are (bottom row) Ann Davis, Hailey Norwood, and August Cowan; (middle row) Kyleigh Motes, Joy Mbugua, and Abigail Collinsworth; (top row) Abel Horton, Leland Williams, and John Clyce Drinkard.
Students not pictured: Holly Rush and Everlie Barron.
Chicken tenders from the football fundraiser will be delivered Nov. 19.
