Our Mission: Believe, Respect, Aspire, Venture and Enjoy School...Go Braves! Tecumseh upholds the highest expectations of its students, administration, faculty and staff.
Beginning with the 2021-2022 school year, schools are required by Indiana Code 20-30-5-7(d) to report the number of students who took a required naturalization exam at the end of the semester in which they take the US Government course. They are also to report the number of students who passed the exam with at least 60% or better and then post the results on the corporation's website.
The pass rates for each of the three high schools in Warrick County are listed below for the 1st semester of the 2021-2022 school year:
Boonville High School: 88 students took the exam and 61 passed the exam with a 60% or better for an overall pass rate of 69.32%.
Castle High School: 188 students took the exam and 176 passed the exam with a 60% or better for an overall pass rate of 93.62%.
Tecumseh High School: 46 students took the exam and 45 passed the exam with a 60% or better for an overall pass rate of 97.83%.
Students,
Please read and review the student handbook for the 2021-2022 school year.
Fill out the following form to confirm that you have received, read, and understand the 2021-2022 Student Handbook.
THS/TMS Parents and Students,
I wanted to provide a brief update regarding the return of in - person attendance at Tecumseh Middle/High School for the 2021-2022 academic year. There will be minor changes in procedures and protocols as we attempt to provide a safe and secure learning environment. Tecumseh Middle/High School will follow the health guidelines outlined in the Warrick County School Corporation plan.
TMS/THS Re-opening Plan
In this document, you will learn of the changes to the general school day for students at Tecumseh. Student arrival, access to water fountains, and spacing in the cafeteria are some of the items that have been modified/altered to create a more sanitary learning environment. Procedures have been adopted to ensure that we are following the recommendations/guidelines for the return of students to a traditional school setting. As we navigate this year, student safety and emotional well-being will serve as the compass that determines our course of action.
We want to thank all parents and students for their patience as we work through the planning of the 2021-2022 school year. Please know that we are attempting, to the best of our ability, to make this school year a great experience for students, parents, and the Tecumseh community. We are aware that all questions will not be answered by this correspondence. Please contact the TMS/THS office or direct questions to our school email.
Sincerely,
Tim Long
Jason Fischer
The PATHS (Parents and Teachers Helping Students) would like to thank D-Patrick Ford of Boonville and all of the community that came out to support our annual Drive One Fundraiser. It was a great success! All proceeds made by the PATHS organization goes to technology, tools, and rewards for the students at THS and TMS. The PATHS group has been instrumental in helping THS/TMS get interactive Promethean Boards, LCD Projectors, and Document Cameras into our classrooms. The PATHS also helps support our demerit free awards for our students.
Daily announcements will be posted on the Tecumseh High School website every day. If you would like to receive the daily school announcements via email, please subscribe using the following link. Subscribe
$19.96 / hour and WCSC will provide all needed training. We are seeking bus drivers to drive mornings only, afternoons only or both AM and PM routes. This is a great opportunity to learn a new skill that can create a supplemental income while allowing you to stay home when the kids are not in school. We offer flexible training hours on site at our Transportation Department, located at 3455 S. Yankeetown Road. Part of the training process is to acquire, and maintain, a Class B Commercial Driver's License (CDL). If interested, please apply online or contact the Transportation Department at 812-897-0495 for more information.
Children under the age of five who are living in Warrick County are eligible to register for a book to arrive at their home every month. The books are published and distributed by the Dollywood Foundation. The books are a FREE gift from our community. The initial funds were raised by a dedicated group of students who want to see the program continue for years to come. Warrick Literacy and Educational Connections (WLEC) is a 501C3 non-for-profit organization that is working to make that dream a reality
Dolly Parton Imagination Library/WLEC information brochure
Dolly Parton Imagination Library registration
The Warrick County Health Department will be going into the schools to give immunizations to students in:
Fall - 6th grade and 12th grade
Spring- 5th grade and 11th grade (to prepare them for the next grade level). Also we will do 6th graders and 12th graders that need to finish a series of immunizations)
Please watch the school newsletters for paperwork.
Reminder: Student immunization records are required. Parents should submit student immunization records to the school or contact the school nurse to confirm pending immunization appointments.
Immunization Requirements
Need an Alternative? Look at what the Warrick Education Center High School Credit Program has to offer:
- Flexible Schedule
- Self Paced Curriculum
- Small School Environment
- Work Study Credits
Call 858-4309 for an appointment or check us out at http://www.warrick.k12.in.us/schools/wec/
