We are officially ONE WEEK AWAY from kicking off our Jerger Fun Run Fundraiser! 👟💙
This is such a fun opportunity for our students to build community, stay active, and help us reach an exciting goal for our school!
💵 Our Goal: $40,000
🎁 Funds Will Support: Library blowout projects & new PE equipment
🎉 Kickoff (during school): 03/03/2026
👟 Fun Run Event Day: 03/11/2026
All donations will be collected through MyBooster.com.
📲 How to Get Started:
1️⃣ Choose “Sign Up.”
2️⃣ Enter our school name
3️⃣ Enter your personal information
4️⃣ Share your student’s page via Facebook, email, and text to start gathering support!
🍦 Bonus: Sign up your student on MyBooster.com by 2/26 and they’ll earn an ice cream at no cost!
Let’s work together to make this our best Fun Run yet! Thank you for supporting Jerger Elementary! 💙
4th grade students studied Greek Mythology these past few weeks. The unit ended with an unforgettable Greek Day! Students stepped into the world of the gods and goddesses they’ve been studying and celebrated with hands-on activities and delicious tastes of Greek culture.
From exploring ancient traditions to trying authentic foods, learning truly came to life in the best way. 💙
So proud of the excitement, curiosity, and enthusiasm our students brought to this special day!
📚✨ Jerger Elementary is Celebrating Boosterthon & Reading with Dr. Seuss! ✨📚
Parents, we are so excited for a FUN week full of school spirit, creativity, and lots of reading! 🎉
Here’s what your child can look forward to:
🎨 Monday – Monochromatic Monday & Mustaches
Wear one color from head to toe (and add a mustache!)
🧦 Tuesday – Wacky Socks & Thinking Caps
Crazy or mismatched socks and fun hats!
😎 Wednesday – Wacky Wednesday
Wear clothes backwards, inside out, or mismatched!
🚀 Thursday – Future Space Explorer Day
Dress as what you want to be when you grow up!
🌙 Friday – Pajamas & Pages
Wear pajamas and cozy up with a good book!
This special week celebrates our Boosterthon fundraiser and the joy of reading inspired by Dr. Seuss. We can’t wait to see our students’ creativity shine! 💛❤️
#JergerElementary #DrSeussWeek #Boosterthon #ReadersAreLeaders
✨ Way to go, Second Grade! ✨
Our amazing Second Graders collected 311 cans for their kindness initiative! 🥫💛 Their generosity, teamwork, and big hearts made a BIG impact.
Through this effort, they didn’t just collect food, they collected opportunities to help families in need and showed what kindness in action truly looks like. Each can represents compassion, thoughtfulness, and the power of working together toward something meaningful.
We are so proud of these students for stepping up, giving back, and proving that even the smallest hands can make a huge difference in our community. Keep spreading kindness, Second Grade, you are making the world brighter one act at a time! 🌟
#literacyleaders #becomeabulldog #TCSfamily #JergerElementary
Jerger Elementary is gearing up for our Jerger Fun Run, and we are so excited to get started! This year, we’re working toward an incredible goal of $40,000 to support:
📚 Library Blowout Projects
🏀 New P.E. Equipment
These upgrades will directly benefit our students and make learning and movement even more fun at Jerger!
Here’s what you need to know:
💻 Registration Opens: 02/17/2026 at MyBooster.com
🎉 Fundraiser Kickoff at School: 03/03/2026
👟 Event Day: 03/11/2026
We can’t do this without our amazing Jerger families and community. Stay tuned for more details on how you can register, share, and support our school!
Let’s rally together and make this our best Fun Run yet! 🦖💙
🚓💙 National School Resource Officer Day 💙🚓
Today, we proudly recognize and thank our School Resource Officers for the vital role they play in keeping our campuses safe, secure, and welcoming.
Beyond safety, our SROs build meaningful relationships with students, serve as mentors and role models, and support our schools each and every day. Their presence helps create an environment where students can learn, grow, and thrive.
6-12 Campus - THS/ MPMS/ Scholars - Officer Spivey, Officer Ramsey, and Sergeant Thomas
Jerger Elementary - Officer Neal
Scott Elementary - Sergeant Parker
Harper Elementary -Lieutenant Langston
Thank you to our Thomasville City Police Department (SROs) for your dedication, commitment, and care for our students, staff, and families. We appreciate all you do—today and every day.
#NationalSRODay #ThankYouSROs #TCSFamiily #TCSatItsBest #Community
Today we celebrate kindness, friendship, and the connections that make our school community so special. From caring teachers and dedicated staff to supportive families and incredible students—you are the heart of what we do every day. 💕
Wishing our Bulldog family a Valentine’s Day filled with smiles, encouragement, and a little extra love for one another.
#HappyValentinesDay #BulldogPride #KindnessCounts #TCSFamily #LoveToLearn
Today, they’re sharing kindness with residents at our local nursing homes.
Love grows when it’s shared!
#JergerKindness #JergerElementarySchool #TCitys
Thomasville City Schools and the Board of Education Office will be closed on:
📅 Friday, February 13 – Teacher/Student Holiday
📅 Monday, February 16 – Presidents’ Day Holiday
We hope our students, families, and staff enjoy a safe and restful long weekend. Classes and offices will resume on Tuesday, February 17.
Thank you for your continued support of Thomasville City Schools! 💛❤️
#TCSFamily #HolidayReminder #PresidentsDay #ThomasvilleCitySchools
Fish in a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt is a middle-grade novel about a bright sixth-grader named Ally Nickerson who has dyslexia, which she hides through disruptive behavior to avoid being seen as "dumb". The story follows her journey as a new teacher, Mr. Daniels, recognizes her potential and helps her understand that "everybody is smart in different ways," teaching her to embrace her strengths and overcome her self-doubt. The book explores themes of learning differences, self-esteem, and the power of empathy and supportive educators.
5th grade students took some time to illustrate animals doing tasks they normally “couldn’t do.” They discussed the importance of giving their best and being kind to those that might think differently than them.
Way to go, 5th graders! Your creativity and thoughtful conversations truly shined. You showed that when we believe in ourselves, try our best, and treat others with kindness and respect, there’s no limit to what we can imagine or achieve. Keep thinking big and supporting one another. We’re so proud of you!
