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Click here to watch a video - Introducing TCSS Connect
Learn more about our TCSS Connect initiative and what it will mean for how our students learn.
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Report Safety Concerns Confidentially
Learn how to use SpeakUp for Safety to report concerns about bullying, students in crisis, and other school safety concerns.
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M.A.T.S. After School Program
Call Lead Teacher Deanna Patton at 205-657-0642 or email dwpatton@tcss.net for more information
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Application Period Open Through Friday, September 9
Learn more & apply to join TCSS U, a program designed to engage citizens who are passionate about education and our local schools.
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ALL Kids Alabama health insurance
Help your kids fully engage in the classroom knowing they have ALL Kids Alabama health insurance.
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Thank you Northport First United Methodist Church Sunday school class for your generous donation to help support our students during this Holiday Season!
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National Principal's Month
Celebrating Dr. Kim Lavender this month. You are respected, admired, and appreciated for your leadership at MES.
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Parental Involvement
Kicking Off 2023 with Great Attendance!
Parents, please join us as we explain to students how living guided by the core values can help them make good choices.
Heros get 60 minutes of MVPA a day!
MODERATE TO VIGOROUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
HEAL January 2023 Calendar
How to Help Your Child with Anxiety, Fear and Phobias
Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning
About CASEL (as taken from site):
Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL) is the nation’s leading organization advancing the development of academic, social and emotional competence for all students. Our mission is to help make evidence-based social and emotional learning (SEL) an integral part of education from preschool through high school. Through research, practice and policy, CASEL collaborates to ensure all students become knowledgeable, responsible, caring and contributing members of society.
Helping Your Child be Successful at School
Your Child's Self-Esteem
Why Self-Esteem Matters"Kids who feel good about themselves have the confidence to try new things. They are more likely to try their best. They feel proud of what they can do. Self-esteem helps kids cope with mistakes. It helps kids try again, even if they fail at first. As a result, self-esteem helps kids do better at school, at home, and with friends." (KidsHealth)
Kicking Off 2023 with Great Attendance!
February is . This awareness month was established by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to educate the public about heart disease and stroke.
American Heart Association celebrates February as American Heart Month. During this time, the nation turns its attention to keeping families and communities free from heart disease.
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Learn About Proposed Improvements for TCSS Schools
Tuscaloosa County voters will vote on funding to support local school improvements on Tuesday, February 14, 2023.
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Report Safety Concerns Confidentially
Learn how to use SpeakUp for Safety to report concerns about bullying, students in crisis, and other school safety concerns.
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Learn More & Complete Your Application
Learn more about free & reduced-price meal benefits for the upcoming school year.
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Check Out the Latest TCSS News
Visit our News & Announcements section for more on what's happening across TCSS.
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Learn More About Neighborhood Bridges
Neighborhood Bridges is an organization that allows our community to share kindness with our students in a quick and efficient way.
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FY 2020 Accountability Reports
Fiscal year 2020 Accountability Reports are available for viewing on our web site.
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TCSS Strategic Plan: Cultivating Tomorrow's Future
Learn more about the strategy that will guide the work of TCSS over the next five years.
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Adopt a School Partners
Capstone Church
