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Earlier this month, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction released its annual report on criminal offenses reported by school districts across the state. These offenses range from violent crimes such as assault with a deadly weapon, sexual assault or deaths to non-violent crimes including possession of a controlled substance, possession of a weapon or a bomb threat.
Under state law, the State Board of Education has authority to grant flexibility during emergency conditions.
For the third year in a row, Lexington and Thomasville city schools have not been selected for multi-million dollar grants from the state to build new high schools, forcing leadership to reorganize and rethink how the projects will go forward.
The Davidson County Board of Commissioners focused on the three school districts in the county during its meeting on Monday night.
Thomasville City Schools is enhancing its connection with Bulldog Nation through the launch of two new apps. The Thomasville Schools app keeps parents and students updated on news, events, documents, and more, while the Edulog Bus App offers real-time bus tracking and notifications. These innovations make it easier for the community to stay informed and engaged, all at their fingertips.
Representatives with Lexington City Schools said that the loss of this grant funding will impact the school districts, but it won’t translate into anyone losing their jobs. However, they said it would make recruiting and retaining teachers tougher in the future.
A cold weather advisory is in effect for Davidson County and surrounding areas through Wednesday, with overnight lows expected to be near zero degrees.
Wintery weather impacts local school systems returning on January 6th.
Dr. McLean was approved at the January 16, 2024 Board of Education meeting and will take office effective Wednesday, January 17, 2024.
With the fall 2023 semester winding down, there are exciting new changes within the school district administrations of Davidson County.
Approximately $72 million could bring new life to the Bulldog Nation. During the regular meeting of the Davidson County Commissioners. Thomasville City Schools was approved for a $9,806,318 match required for the Department of Public Instruction Needs-Based Public School Capital Fund.
The results of the coin toss will be announced and newly elected board members will be sworn in on Tuesday, Dec. 5 at 6:30 p.m. 406 Unity St, Thomasville on YouTube LiveStream.
After 32 years of service in public and higher education and three and a half years with the Thomasville City Schools, Superintendent Dr. Chris Kennedy will step down and begin his retirement effective the close of business on December 31, 2023.
The Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) is pleased to award Thomasville City Schools the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting (COE). ASBO International's COE recognizes districts that have met the program's high standards for financial reporting and transparency.
Thomasville City Schools, School Nutrition Department is pleased to announce that all TCS students are again eligible this school year to receive daily meals at no cost, provided through the district’s school nutrition programs.
Tiffany Wynn, Thomasville City Schools’ 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year, is now also the 2023
Burroughs Wellcome Fund Piedmont-Triad Region Teacher of the Year and in the running for the state title of North Carolina Teacher of the Year.
The Thomasville City Schools Board of Education will have a special called meeting on Thursday, November 10 at 5pm.
A Tropical Storm Warning has prompted local school systems to close and/or alter their normal routine on Friday in anticipation of inclement weather. Tropical Storm Ian is expected to bring heavy rains and wind gusts up to 55mph to the area.
Thomasville City Schools will host a meet and greet with Central Services staff on Thursday, August 18 from 4:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m at Thomasville Primary School
