Please join us for the Book Fair!
Order your MPMS Yearbook--$25!
Winners of the San Fermin poster contest in Ms. Rinehart’s Spanish Culture class. Students wrapped up their exploration of Spain’s running of the bulls and bullfighting by designing posters for the event!
THOMASVILLE- The Thomasville City School Orchestra Program delighted audiences on Sunday, February 25th with their side-by-side concert with the Tallahassee Youth Orchestra in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. MacIntyre Park Middle School and Thomasville High School students began working on the music in January. This collaboration brings together students from the Tallahassee Youth Orchestra who meet weekly for rehearsals. The students in the Orchestra Program of Thomasville City School prepare the music and the two groups combine on concert day. Dr. Kasia Bugaj, String Music Education professor at Florida State University, and Mr. Will Whitehead are dynamic, lively, and energetic conductors with the TYO program. Dr. Sally Hernandez, MPMS and THS Orchestra Director, shared the podium and conducted a piece for each group, Interme.zzo and Chamber. A week before the concert, Dr. Hernandez and Dr. Bugaj traveled to work with the other conductor’s group. Performing with different conductors gives students a diverse musical perspective.
Principal violist of the chamber orchestra, Macy Gaines said of the experience, “I learned how to lead and communicate with my fellow musicians.”
Florida State University violin professor Corinne Stillwell, performed Bruch’s Scottish Fantasy as the guest artist with the TYO Symphony, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd. Senior violinist, Cruz Pozo, described her playing as “sophisticated and beautiful.”
The side-by-side concert between the Thomasville City School Orchestra Program and the Tallahassee Youth Orchestra was a resounding success, showcasing the dedication and talent of the young musicians involved. The collaboration provided a platform for them to grow musically and share their love of music with the community.
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Save the Date
Pi Day
March 14, 2024
Thomasville High School HOSA students had a blast cheering on the Atlanta Hawks at the basketball game tonight! 🎉🏀
Congratulations to the THS Literary team on their runner-up finish in the Region 1-AAA Literary Meet held on Friday at the Thomasville Center for the Arts. The following individual winners will move on to the State competition on March 16 at Bremen High School.
- Sarah Rose Miller - Solo Dramatic Interpretation
- Julia Sharp, Adalee King, and Laramie Stokes - Trio
- Evan Ariail - Essay: Literary Interpretation
Thomasville City schools team for Odyssey of the Mind won first place in regional competition and is headed to state.
Congratulations to the following students chosen as the CTAE Students of the Month-
Marketing- Tatiana Everhart
JROTC - Ja’nya Jefferson
Welding- Seth Rome
Computer- Ja’Niya Williams
Construction- Nick May
Seniors Save the Date!
Mrs. Gammel's AP biology students had fun with fermentation. They designed an experiment to determine whether yeast will ferment at the same rate with different sugar sources.
Attention Class of 2024 and Class of 2026
Seniors Save the Date!
Save the date Seniors!!
Seniors/Parents do you have FAFSA questions or need help? Angie Wilson will be at THS {Front Office} Tuesday, February 27th for any assistance you may need with the FAFSA form. Please make arrangements with your class teacher to attend for assistance or come during lunch time.
Mrs. Knop's Junior Leadership class created a “patchwork” quilt of notable black people in celebration of Black History Month.
Mrs. Gammel's AP biology students are working on a lab to simulate the use of CRISPR-Cas9 to target a genetic mutation. Yesterday they used gel electrophoresis to analyze DNA samples after a simulated CRISPR treatment
Senior Superlatives
♦️INVITATION♦️
Join us for a Meet & Greet with Superintendent Rayfield on March 4 at 5:30 p.m in the THS cafeteria. See you then!
