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The Scholarship Workshop for Thomasville and Thomas County is scheduled for Saturday, 2/22 at 2:00 p.m. and will be held in the Thomas County Schools Auditorium, located on Pinetree. It's open for all 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th grade students and their parents. Ms. Ragins will include in her talk scholarship that middle school students can start applying for now. READ MORE >
Mrs. Futch's MPMS AVID students visited FAMU in Tallahassee on Friday, February 7th. While there students participated in Pink Goes Red for a Day event. Students got a chance to do a series of activities all geared towards staying active and maintaining a healthy heart. READ MORE >
Tuesday, February 4, 2020 MPMS students visited the Albany Civil Rights Institute. Students attending are part of the anti-bullying campaign "Be The Voice". READ MORE >
We value and appreciate your opinion. Please complete our school survey using the link below. If you have any questions, you may email me at fordn@tcitys. org Here's the survey link: https://gshs.gadoe.org/parents READ MORE >
MPMS Parent Engagement Night was help Thursday, January 9th, 2020. We had a packed house. Parents listened to a short presentation entitled "Numbers Matter". Attendees with the right "numbers" were then given door prizes. The evening concluded with snacks and drinks as the parents met with teachers and received their child's report cards for the first semester.... READ MORE >
MPMS Media Specialist Darleen Clinkscales receives a well deserved "Tireless Award" from the district. Mrs. Clinkscales was nominated by Mrs. Katie McCloud for her outstanding dedication and contribution to MPMS. Congratulations, Mrs. Clinkscales. Representing the district was Mrs. Carla DuBose. Mr. Courtney, principal of MPMS presented the award to Mrs. Clinkscales. READ MORE >
MPMS' Young Ladies of Distinction group met in October. The guest speaker was Thomasville City School Board Member Kejar Butler. Mrs. Butler spoke to the young students about the importance being a positive representative of your community. The meeting was also the kickoff for students running for leadership positions within the organization. Thanks go to Pamela... READ MORE >
MPMS Career Class Visits Flowers Baking Company READ MORE >
A group of MPMS AVID students recently visited the Thomasville Campus of SRTC. Students got a chance to tour the technical college and learn about all the different programs offered. They were also able to compare and contrast it to a traditional four year university. READ MORE >
AVID Car Wash Saturday 12/7 9:00 am to 12:00 pm READ MORE >
On Tuesday, December 3rd, 2019 approximately 50 middle school students participated in the 2019-2020 Annual Spelling Bee. READ MORE >
Ten MPMS students attended the Thomasville High School Flag Burning Ceremony on Friday, November 22nd. The THS Color-guard and ROTC students stood at attention as the retired United States Flags were burned. ROTC leaders read the procedures for retiring flags that have been damaged or simply "worn-out". The history of the flag was read to the crowd of dignitaries... READ MORE >
MPMS AVID students recently spent the day visiting Albany State University. Students got a taste of college life as they continue to prepare for their own college journey. READ MORE >
MPMS "STEM" students compete in a "Book-Stacking" challenge! READ MORE >
MPMS AVID students learn collaboration and problem solving skills by solving problems together. READ MORE >
7th Grade Science students conducted an experiment to see the affects of different liquids on raw eggs. READ MORE >
7th Grade MPMS students were able to enjoy their creations in more ways than one. Mr. Williams' 7th grade science students learned about cells by creating an edible cell model. In addition to the learning that occurred, the student were allowed to eat their creation. That's what I call a win-win! READ MORE >
After school Academic Enrichment will begin at MPMS on Monday, November 4th, 2019. Classes will be held Monday - Wednesday. Please check your student's report card sleeve for an application. If you need another copy of the application, please email me at fordn@tcitys.org and I will send one to you. READ MORE >
MPMS teachers were treated to a “Teacher Workroom Makeover” by Hands On Thomas County and local businesses that rivals any HGTV reveal! Furniture, appliances, refreshments, decorations, and old-fashioned elbow grease were kindly provided by Ashley Homestore, Bobby Dollar Appliance Consultants, Blue Bell Creameries, Thomasville Center for the Arts, Big Oak Benefits... READ MORE >
Can you say $10,000? Three students signed their REACH Scholarship agreement at a recent program in the MPMS Auditorium. REACH (Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen) is a needs-based scholarship that begins in 8th-Grade. Three students were chosen as the 2024 Graduating Class recipients.These three students upon successful high school graduation will... READ MORE >
MPMS 8th Graders recently visited the Magnetic Laboratory in Tallahassee. READ MORE >
Dr. Charles Beaman recently visited MPMS to work with teachers and staff. Dr. Beaman works with AMLE (Association for Middle Level Educators) and brings 30-plus years of experience to schools all over the globe. READ MORE >
MPMS Career class students get a visit from some of Thomasville's finest. Students have been learning about non-traditional genders in various careers. Many of Thomasville's female police officers came to share about their job in our local police department. READ MORE >
Mrs. Jones, MPMS Faculty advisor for the MPMS "Be The Voice" team marches in the 2019 THS Homecoming Parade. READ MORE >
Mrs. Kristen Strausser took part in the 2019 THS Homecoming Parade. Mrs. Strausser was selected as the 2018-2019 MPMS Teacher of the Year. READ MORE >
Britney Glass and Lauren Radford delivered lunch to the faculty and staff of MPMS on Teacher workday. Lunch was provided courtesy of Whitehurst, Blackburn, and Warren. READ MORE >
Retired MPMS Assistant Principal chauffeurs Mrs. Kristen Strausser during the 2019 Homecoming Parade. READ MORE >
MPMS Faculty and Staff show their school pride by dressing up as "Tacky Tourists" READ MORE >
Students, faculty and staff met at the Flagpole to offer up prayers for the school and community. READ MORE >
We're thrilled to announce Thomasville City Schools's new app! It's everything Thomasville, in your pocket.With the new app, you can access sports scores, cafeteria menus, news updates, and even emergency notifications. Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2vVrXQ7 or iPhone: https://apple.co/2N2e9yH. READ MORE >
SWRTC - Cosmetology Department visited Mrs. Jones's career class to discuss careers in cosmetology. READ MORE >
Ms. Abrams and Mr. Ramey - RESA Writing Workshop READ MORE >
Thomasville City Schools is proud to announce the start of its Student Advisory Council. The Student Advisory Council will consist of students in grades 7-12. They will collaborate with school board members and give input regarding decision making, structuring of policies, and implementation processes. The main goal is to give students a voice and for students and... READ MORE >
Ms. Edwards and Mrs. Goosby - RESA Writing Workshop READ MORE >
Mr. Clark Ramey entertains at the recent Writing Workshop at Southwest Georgia RESA. Mrs. Zondra Goosby is amused. READ MORE >
MacIntyre Park Middle School is in its second year of Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) implementation. AVID is a nonprofit that changes lives by helping schools shift to a more equitable, student-centered approach. AVID trains 80,000 educators annually to close the opportunity gap, so they can prepare all students for college, careers, and life. One... READ MORE >
Blind binder challenge for team building this week. Students got with a partner. One person was blindfolded and the other one not. Blindfolded person had to put the disassembled binder back together with the non blindfolded person guiding them by only communicating. Non blindfolded person was not allowed to touch materials. READ MORE >
Blind binder challenge for team building this week. Students got with a partner. One person was blindfolded and the other one not. Blindfolded person had to put the disassembled binder back together with the non blindfolded person guiding them by only communicating. Non blindfolded person was not allowed to touch materials. READ MORE >
Left to right: (all are 8th graders from Ms. Vinson's class)Darius SmithIndia ScottJakwon RandallJaylen Sexion READ MORE >
It pays to attend parent engagement meetings. These 2 parents each won gift cards as a door prize for attending. Attendees were also treated a nice spread of food and beverage choices. Mrs. Julia Bailey, our Federal Programs Director gave an informative presentation about Title I funding. (Left to right: Mr. Roscoe Smith - parent of Azyrion Smith - 7th grade, Mrs.... READ MORE >
Thomasville City Schools students were invited to bring the whole family for an evening of fun and fellowship at the Back to School Bash sponsored by MacIntyre Park Middle School on Saturday, August 10th at MacIntyre Park. Participants enjoyed a cookout dinner, inflatable slides, face painting, and prizes. MPMS Assistant Principal Nathan Espy and Principal... READ MORE >
Three Thomasville High School AFJROTC cadets taught three MPMS students how to raise, lower, fold, and care for the United States flag. MPMS Principal Courtney Davenport contacted M. Sgt. Chad Smith to report that his "flag team" had graduated from MPMS, so he needed another team trained. THS AFJROTC immediately stepped in to provide an Awareness Presentation... READ MORE >