Attention Students and Parents:

Instructional packets will currently be delivered to students each Monday during afternoon route times. You or child will need to be at the bus stop to receive the packets. For those students who don't ride the bus, packets will be distributed each Tuesday and Wednesday between the hours of 10:00 and 12:00 in the car rider line. Put a sheet of paper in your vehicle window with your child's name and grade written on it. Please print large letters using a dark marker if possible so that we can read it from a distance. Please do not get out of your car. Thank you!

Attention Students and Parents:

Please select the following links to open the files. The first link is a Parent/Caregiver Guide to help families cope with Covid-19. The second link provides helpful online resources for learning at home and social-emotional learning.

Outbreak Fact Sheet

Supporting Each Other Through Covid-19

The Help Line number is (205) 342-2920. It opened for the first time on March 27 from 8:30 - 11:00. This is a way for our families to ask questions, connect with school administrators, learn about resources in our community, and more. A translator will be available. Along with our TCSS families, we learned just yesterday that traditional face-to-face instruction for this school year has ended. Moving forward, we will continue to serve our students, and we are quickly crafting a plan to do so. We will be updating our web site frequently, and contacting our families through phone calls and other methods, with much more information. Visit tcss.net/covid19 to learn more.

Yearbooks are on Sale NOW!!!

Until October 15 - $45.00

October 16 - January 1 - $55.00

January 2 - April 15 - $65.00

See Coach Wisdom with your money or for more information.

2019 Educator Awards for SVMS

Jacksonville State Hall of Fame Nominee (left) - Candace Baker

Classified Educator Award (middle) - Annie Dobbins

Alabama State Teacher of the Year Nominee (right) - Mary Katherine Lowry

Recipes from the Valley

The time has come, and the Sipsey Valley Middle School cookbooks titled Recipes from the Valley have arrived! This has been a labor of love weeks in the making because our community's recipes are finally compiled and ready for use. We have collected over 100 recipes from students, teachers, parents, and other community residents (New Hope Baptist and First Cumberland Presbyterian to name a few). Contact Mrs. Lowry if you are interested in purchasing.