Headlines & Features
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Volunteer with Reading Allies
Giving just 30 minutes of your time can help a student meet or exceed their reading goals. Volunteers are needed across Tuscaloosa County!
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Provide Lawn Care for Our School Grounds
View the advertisement for bids to provide grass cutting and lawn care at our school campuses.
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Parent Nights Across Tuscaloosa County
ADRS & TCSS Department of Special Education will share information about opportunities & services for students beyond high school.
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Join TCSS as a Bus Driver or Bus Aide
TCSS has positions available for bus drivers and bus aides. Our next New Driver Class begins September 19.
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Learn More & Apply
Learn more about free and reduced-price school meals for the 2023-2024 school year.
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Join TCSS as a Substitute
Learn more by attending an in-person information session or complete an online interest form now!
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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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Support Students Through 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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Check Out the Latest TCSS News
Visit our News & Announcements section for more on what's happening across TCSS.
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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.
Walker News & Announcements
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The TCSS Connect Initiative has issued iPads to all kindergarten through fifth grade students. Here are some key things to remember:
- Students in grades 3-5 will be eligible to bring these ipads home.
- Not all iPad cases will look the same.
- The iPad is a "required, educational tool", like a textbook.
- "If an iPad is damaged, destroyed, or lost, the cost to repair or replace the device will be the responsibility of the student and their parent or guardian."
- Optional insurance is available for $50 per student. You may pay by cash, check or myschoolbucks.
- Students in grades 3-5 are expected to have their iPad at school each day, fully charged. The charger, supplied by the district, will be kept at home.
- If there is an attempt to access inappropriate content on the device, the content will be blocked, just like it would be at school, and the school will receive an alert.
- Devices must be returned if a student withdraws from a school or at the end of the student's term at a school (5th graders).
Click here for an informative video about the iPad initiative, TCSS Connect.
Visit this page for more information about TCSS Connect.