The Treutlen County High School Beta Club attended the State Beta Club Convention, January 23-25. The Convention was held at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center. The students had a great time and completed in many events. Elizabeth Keene placed 1st in Social Studies and Emily Bailey place 2nd in Agriscience. Both girls advance to Nationals in Oklahoma in June. Congratulations to all who attended and Good Luck to those who will be going on to Nationals. 

The Treutlen County School system is making preparations or next school year. We are looking at possible calendars for the 2019-2020 school year. You voice matter to us and we would like to have your opinion.  Please take a moment and look at each of the three options, by clicking on the links for each. Then please open the Parent Survey and make your choice. There is a place available for any suggestions, you may want to add. We look forward to hearing from you. 

Option A

Option B

Option C

Parent Survey

To assist the Strategic Planning Team with their work, Treutlen County Schools engaged its community in a process to gauge the thoughts, feelings, and perceptions that stakeholders hold regarding the district – before the plan was developed. The engagement initiative included a community conversation and an online survey.    Please use the link below so that the District can capture your input to the same five questions from the Community conversation, as we plan for the next five years.  Thanks again for your responses.  

To view the presentation click here. 

Click here to input your responses. 

In order to make plans for the PBIS reward activities, we need your input. Please click on the link below to input your choices. 

Make My Choice Link

Treutlen Elementary school will be conducting a Family Literac Night on December the 6th, begining at 5:30.  Please make plans to come out and see what, together, we can do to help our students

TES held the Viking Idol Talent Show replay, on December 13, 2018 in the school cafeteria. The actual event took place earlier in the week for parents to attend. This event was put on for the students to see the amazing talent of our elementary school students. To see Part One, click on the video.

On Monday, November 12th, the Treutlen County Elementary school presented the annual Veterans Day program. he program included a guest speaker, slide show, music and much more. After the program, all veterans were invited to a breakfast reception. We are so thankful to all our veterans and their sacrifices to keep out country free. We salute all veterans and they families. For those who were unable to attend, you can watch the videos of the program. They are listed separately below.

TES held the Viking Idol Talent Show replay, on December 13, 2018 in the school cafeteria. The actual event took place earlier in the week for parents to attend. This event was put on for the students to see the amazing talent of our elementary school students. To see Part Two, click on the video.

Veterans Day 2018 Program Video Part 1 - Introductions, Pledge, Guest Speaker and Elementary School Songs.

On December 12th, 13th and 14th, all students will be dismissed at 1:00. These early dismissal days are for Semester Exams.  Encourage your students to prepare well for these important exams. Please make plans for students to arrive home early on these days.

Veterans Day 2018 Program Video Part 2 - Slide Show Honoring our Veterans

The 14th is the last day for all students before the holiday break. We look forward to seeing all students back on January 4th.  Hope you all have a great Christmas holiday break.

Veterans Day 2018 Program Video Part 3 - High School Songs and Closing Remarks

Treutlen County Nutrition program receives the coveted Golden Radish award. Treutlen County Schools won gold level recognition at the 2018 Golden Radish Awards held in Atlanta. The Golden Radish Award publicly recognizes Georgia school districts for best practices in farm to school programs, such as local food procurement, exposing students to new foods through taste tests and incorporating gardening and cooking activities into the curriculum. Treutlen County was one of 84 Georgia School Districts recognized at the awards. Collectively, these districts served more than 1.3 million students a whopping 109 million school meals with locally grown food items during the 2017-18 school year! Congratulations to "Red" and her great staff.