Why not receive college credit while in high school. Through the Dual Enrollment program, TCHS students can take college courses, at participating partner schools while in high school. This allows students the opportunity to get ahead in credits before graduating. For More information click on the link below.

Click Here to Learn More!

ATTENTION ATHLETES

Anyone wanting to participate in athletics for the upcoming school year, needs to get a physical. Those will be available on Friday April 30^th 2021 from 1-3PM. The physicals will take place in the TREUTLEN MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL GYM. The cost is $5 per athlete. Please make sure to pick up physical packets in front office or from Coach V. All people getting a physical must have all required forms filled out and signed by a parent/guardian prior to the event.

Treutlen County Schools will be conducting a Math Night for all Parents and Students on April 20th from 6:00-7:00. This will be offered as an In-Person as well as Virtual Event. The first 75 people to register will receive free math manipulatives to use at home. Please make plans to attend. 

Click Here to Register

The official Spring and Summer Testing Schedule has been released.  If your child is to be involved in testing, please make sure they are at the school on time for testing. Click on the link below to see the schedule of upcoming tests. Click here for TESTING Schedule. 

Please join TES staff for the Title One GA Milestone and Curriculum Informational Parent Night.  This event will focus on the GA Milestone, TES Curriculum, Lexile Information, etc.  Parents will also obtain resources to help prepare children for success in their education.  TES values parents and would like to continue to partner with you to ensure the child's educational needs are met.  Door prizes will be given away.  Please contact Mrs. Crystal Coney for further information.  Parents can join by clicking the link below for Google Meet or join by phone. Parents can also attend in person in the TES cafeteria. The meeting will take place on Thursday March 11 at 6:00pm. 

Google Meeting Link

Join by Phone: +1 520-815-1205 (PIN: 958955590)

The Treutlen County School System is now accepting applications for Pre-K Registration. Registration packets may be picked up at the Treutlen Elementary School or downloaded below. Complete registration packets (with all documentation needed) can be returned to Treutlen Elementary School beginning on March 1, 2021. Mrs. Christi Brantley will review the packet for completion. If you have questions, email Mrs. Christi at
cbrantley@treutlen.k12.ga.us.

Registration Packet

The Treutlen County School Nutrition program is offering food pickup for students in the school system. The food pick up is on Monday of each week. The locations and times are as follows: TCS 10:00-1:15, Iva Park 10:30-10:45, THS Gym 10:50-11:05 and Creekwood 11:10-11:25. Pickup includes 5 breakfasts and 5 lunches. 

At the end of this semester, students at the high school level will be participating in End of Course testing. These tests are very important and make up part of the student's final grade.  Therefore, it is very important for students to be present and do their very best. The test schedule is as follows:

Monday - December 7 - American Lit Part 1

Tuesday - December 8 - American Lit Part 2

Wednesday - December 9 - Algebra 1

Thursday - December 10 - Biology

Monday - December 14 - US History

The Senior yearbook ads are due this Friday. We are beginning to sell Senior Yearbook Ads for the 2021 Yearbook!!. We need all
information, pictures & money turned in by Friday, October 09, 2020. Click on the link below to see full details. 

Senior Yearbook Ads

Virtual students need to login and complete the daily attendance form. This form is used to determine daily attendance, since there may not be a particular assignment due for each day. There is a special Virtual Homeroom Google classroom created for this purpose. Each virtual student should have received an invite to the new classroom. If for some reason, you did not receive an invite, you can manually join the class using one of the following class codes. Remember you are to log in each day and complete the form.

TES: 56wbi52

TMHS: lmvhtgr

If you would like to see a video showing the process, please click on the link below:

Example Video

School picture days are coming up soon. For Face-to-Face students, the dates are TES (Thursday, September 3rd) and TMHS (Wednesday, September 9th). Virtual Students and Retakes will take place on Tuesday, September 29th.  To see the full details click on the link below.

Full Details 

Yearbooks are being planned at this time. There are deadlines for senior ads and pictures. Please click on the links below to see more details. 

Senior Deadlines for Yearbooks

Senior Yearbook Ads

We have been busy gearing up for Open House at Treutlen County Schools next week! Here's some helpful info:

*Masks are not required, but we strongly recommend that you and your student(s) wear one.

*This is not a drop-in event like it has been in the past. Face-to-face students, please be prepared to stay for approximately an hour. Virtual students, please be prepared to stay for approximately two hours.

*Please arrive a few minutes early. Your appointment time is when the program actually begins. We have many changes to review, contact info to update, as well as teacher meet & greets.

*Everyone will enter the TMHS side and will exit on the TES side. Temperatures will be taken before entry, and each family is allowed up to 2 adults.

*Open House is not mandatory for face-to-face students, but we strongly suggest that you attend to receive the most current changes, updates and procedures.

*Open House is mandatory for virtual students, and the student must have a parent/guardian attend with them.

*Please adhere to your appointment time. Make-up slots are limited. Virtual students should have received a call to schedule a time, and the face-to-face schedule is shown below.

We can't wait to see our students again, and even though the upcoming year holds many unknowns, we are confident that Viking Nation will continue to team up, be flexible and make it a successful year! We hope you all have a great weekend!

Open House begins August 10th. Due to safety concerns, we will not hold Open House in the traditional manner. To keep the numbers down, so that people can social distance, there will be time slots for all students. The time slots for each family is based on the last name of the oldest student in that family. For instance, if your oldest student's last name begins with "C", the time slot for the family is August 10th from 9:00-10:00. Please make sure to be on time. To see the complete list of times and dates, click on the link below.

Open House Dates and Times

It is that time of year when we are all excited about getting back to school. What does your student need to be ready for school? Click on the link below to see the complete list of items needed.  The items needed are listed by grade level. 

School Supply List

Treutlen County Schools is in the process of planning for various scenarios for the 2020-2021 school year.  At present, the school system intends to begin the school year as planned on August 5, 2020.  The school system is interested in your thoughts on several topics as we work to prepare for the upcoming school year.  We would like parents to complete a survey to express your thoughts. The survey will open on Friday, June 26, 2020, and end at 5 PM on July 3, 2020. CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE SURVEY

Treutlen County School System will be implementing the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) for Free Meal Reimbursement in School Year 2020-21.  Through CEP, a school district, a group of schools or a single school may offer meals at no charge to all students. This eliminates the procedure of distributing and processing meal applications. To see full story CLICK HERE

Free sports physicals at the Treutlen high school gym this Friday, June 5th, 10:30 am to 1 pm. Doors close at 12:50 pm. We will take 20 at a time and stay 6 feet apart to adhere to social distancing.  This is Free!!! Any other time it will cost you. Come get the physical form from coach Versprille at his office in the high school gym Wednesday and Thursday, because it needs to be signed by a parent. Physical forms need to be turned in to us right after you get the physical examination.

Take a look at what our 3rd graders achieved this year! We are so proud of you all and hope you continue your hard work in the upcoming years! Congratulations! Click the image to the left to view the video!

Take a look at what our 2nd graders achieved this year! We are so proud of you all and hope you continue your hard work in the upcoming years! Congratulations! Click the image to the left to view the video!

Take a look at what our 1st graders achieved this year! We are so proud of you all and hope you continue your hard work in the upcoming years! Congratulations! Click the image to the left to view the video!

5th Graders at TES earned honors for their outstanding work this year. Help us congratulate them and wish them well as they enter middle school next year! Click on the image to the left to view the video!

Take a look at what our 4th graders achieved this year! We are so proud of you all and hope you continue your hard work in the upcoming years! Congratulations! Click the image to the left to view the video!

Please join us in celebrating our Kindergarten students! And stay tuned as we will honor other grades in the upcoming days. We are so proud of our Vikings and all they accomplished during the school year! Click on the image to watch the video.

We will be having a Story Time each week at one of our School Lunch Sites.  Please join us Wednesday, June 3rd at Creekwood for Story Time with Mrs. Daughtry. 

The Treutlen County School System is proud to announce the Class of 2020 Honor Graduates.  Timothy Schaaf (Valedictorian), Kourtney Boswell (Salutatorian), Jasmine Blaxton, Saleena Cauley, Chelsea Harden, Marley Meeks, Logan Powell, and Eva Wilcher. We would like to congratulate these graduates for this accomplishment.  Click on the Video to see each Honor Graduate.

The Georgia High School Association will open up conditioning for its member schools on June 8, 2020. The plan is restrictive and provides for conditioning only. As the data related to COVID-19 continues to improve, restrictions may be reduced after input from our health care professionals and guidance from our Governor. Please make every effort to follow the recommendations and restrictions included in the guidance provided. 

Calle Cauley has been nominated as one of the “Most Positive High School Athletes” in Middle GA. She has been identified as a role model in her school and embodies the “Seven Definitions of a Positive Athlete” Callie Cauley was chosen for this award for Girls’ Soccer. Congratulations to Calle.

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA or Act) requires certain employers to provide their employees with paid sick leave and expanded family and medical leave for specified reasons related to COVID-19. These provisions will apply from April 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020.  For full details, please click on the link below.

Full Details

System and school administrators met to plan for modifying the grading process for the 2019-2020 school year.  Parent portal will be disabled for a brief time beginning Friday, April 24, 2020, as the calculations must be completed manually and reloaded into the parent portal.  Fourth nine-week grades will be the average of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd nine weeks’ grades.  Beginning next week, teachers will reach out to parents/students who are in jeopardy of failing with options for improving the grade from failing to passing.  Distance learning work will be used only to improve a student’s overall average.  May 13^th will be the last day to receive all distance learning work for the 2019-2020 school year.  Additional details will be available once final grade calculations and parent conversations with all students in jeopardy of failing has been completed. 

The attendance procedures and consequences for lack of attendance will not be in effect for the 2019-2020 school year. 

Prom has been canceled as the school system cannot meet the expected social distancing requirements as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 

The school system wishes to honor our 2020 graduates with a face-to-face graduation ceremony. At this time, we are optimistically hopeful of maintaining our original ceremony date by adding social distancing requirements.  However, the decision to have a face-to-face ceremony is still too soon to decide.  We will keep everyone up to date as details become available.  

Due to the latest shelter-in-place guidance, the earliest that Coca-Cola will deliver is Wednesday, May 6.  Pick up will be on the TES side bus ramp - the last driveway on May 6 from 9:00 to 3:30. We have specific times for grades in order to minimize the number of people on-site.

Pre-K and Kindergarten - 9:00-10:30

1st and 2nd grades - 10:30-12:00

3rd and 4th grades - 12:30-2:00

5th grade - 2:00-3:30

To see the full details on pick-up and see the list of WINNERS, please click the link below.  We will keep you updated if anything changes. Thank you for your patience as we work to keep our Vikings protected and safe!

Click HERE for Full Details

We’d like to announce and congratulate our 2020 STAR student and STAR teacher, Miss Saleena Cauley and Mrs. Lisa Byrd! 

The STAR student must be a legally enrolled senior in an accredited public or private school setting, take the two or three part SAT before the STAR student entry deadline (which was November 2019) and score highest among other qualified seniors in the school, must score a 530 or higher in math and 530 or higher in reading on the SAT, and at the end of their junior year, the student must be in the top 10% of the senior class The STAR teacher is then chosen by the STAR student

We want our community members' opinion. Please complete the needs assessment by clicking on the link:

L4GA Birth-5 Needs Assessment

The Treutlen County School System is contemplating two options for the 2020-2021 school calendar.  Click on the links below to see the two different options. We would love to have your opinion. If you would like, you may click on the Survey Link to input your opinion.

Option A

Option B

Calendar Survey

Held during the third full week of October each year, National School Bus Safety Week is an active and evolving public education program and an excellent way for parents, students, teachers, motorists, school bus operators, school administrators, and other interested parties - to join forces and address the importance of school bus safety. Designed to promote school bus safety, school districts throughout the country observe School Bus Safety Week. 2019 National School Bus Safety Week: October 21-25, 2019 and the theme is "My School Bus, The Safest Form of Student Transportation!"

Pupil Transportation Green Ribbon Safety Award in Division 1

The 2019 Georgia Department of Education, Pupil Transportation Safety Award will be awarded to schools across Georgia based on system size by FTE. The state systems were divided into 8 divisions by size. There is a winner and runner-up in each division. A system will not be selected two years in a row, but a winning system would be eligible one year after a win.

The selection criteria is based on information from the systems annual Superintendents Report. Accuracy, timeliness and completeness of all components of this report shall be taken into consideration by the committee selecting the Safety Award winners each year.

The criteria will be based mainly on what each system is doing to promote a safe and vibrant pupil transportation system. Systems where Best Practices are evident and systems that go above and beyond minimum expectations will be selected. Efficiency in routing, finances and leadership will also factor in as the committee views the guiding safety principles for transporting children first.

Treutlen County Transportation was awarded the Green Ribbon School Bus Safety Award in Division 1. The four criteria areas were Safety, Reporting, Efficiency and Leadership.

Annually, bus drivers attend safety training mandated by the Georgia Department of Education. Additionally, students in Grades Pre-K through 5^th grade are instructed on bus safety and evacuations during the first week of school. The district has also implemented PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports Expectations) Expectations to remind students to be READY TO RIDE. Ready to Ride means being seated at all times, whispering to the person seated with you and keeping hands to yourself.

The Annual Title I meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 10 at 6:00. The meeting will take place in the school cafeteria. Please join us as we provide information to parents about the Title I Program.  The mission of the Federal Program is to provide technical assistance, program monitoring and resources to local school systems to ensure that all children have an opportunity to obtain a high quality education and to achieve proficiency on the state's high academic achievement standards.  At this meeting, we will discuss the District and School-Level Parental Involvement Policies, State Assessments, School-Parent Compact, school's performance data and curriculum, etc. Hope to see you there.

Herff Jones will be at the High School to take Junior Class ring orders on Wednesday, August 28th from 4:00-7:00. If you are a Junior and want to order your ring, please make plans to attend. There is a $80.00 deposit required at the time of ordering. 

There have been some questions asked about the MS/HS dress code. Click the link to see some clarifications.

Dress Code Clarifications

Treutlen County Elementary School has received the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program Grant for the 2019-20 school year.

The Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP) is a federally assisted program providing free fresh fruits and vegetables to students in participating elementary schools during the school day. The goal of the FFVP is to improve children’s overall diet and create healthier eating habits to impact their present and future health. The FFVP will help schools create healthier school environments by providing healthier food choices; expanding the variety of fruits and vegetables children experience; and increasing children’s fruit and vegetable consumption.

The students will receive a fruit or vegetable snack 3 days a week and will be educated on what they are eating. Some of the fruit and vegetables slated to try are kiwi, mango, dinosaur egg pluots, dragon carrots, star fruit, dragon fruit, tri-colored cauliflower, jicama, asparagus, blood oranges, kale, passion fruit and a variety of apples.

It is that time of year, when we are all getting ready for a new school year. We are very excited about all the great things going on at the school. Please make sure your child is ready for the school year, by checking out the needed items.  Click on the link to see what is needed for each grade level Pre-K though 8th Grade. 

LINK TO LIST

On Tuesday, May 21st, Treutlen Elementary School celebrated Kindergarten graduation. There was music, dance and much more.  If you were unable to attend, you may watch the graduation here. Click .... Read More

Treutlen County High School Graduation will take place on Sunday, May 26 at Bobby Driggers Stadium.  The ceremony will begin promptly at 8:00. Everyone is welcome to come and celebrate with our graduates. 

The Treutlen County High School Drama department will be performing their Spring production of "Man of the House".  The play will be performed three times. The first is for Middle School students on May 7th at 1:30.  There will be a second performance on May 9th at 1:30 for High School students. The public performance will be on May 9th at 6:30. Please make plans to come out and support these students. 

Carol Winters is the 2019 Georgia School Nutrition Employee of the Year.  This is a very prestigious award given to one person in the state of Georgia whose has excelled in their position and and been an active member of the Georgia School Nutrition Association. Carol is on the staff of Treutlen County Schools. The Treutlen County School System would like to Congratulate Carol on her achievement!

The Georgia Milestones Tests begin on Monday, April 15th. These will be End of Grade tests for Elementary (3-5) and Middle School students. End of Course Tests for High School students will begin on Monday, April 22nd.

The Georgia Milestones Assessment System (Georgia Milestones) is a comprehensive assessment pro​gram spanning grades 3 through high school.  Georgia Milestones measures how well students have learned the knowledge and skills outlined in the state-adopted content standards in English Language Arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. 

These test are very important and we want all of our students to do well. Please encourage your child to get plenty of rest, be on time to school and do their best. To see the schedule of test for each day, click on the link.

Milestones Schedule

Karsyn Simons, Harley Slade and Addy Collins attended the Georgia State Science and Engineering Fair this past weekend in Athens after placing first at the district Science Fair. Harley and Addy were chosen as alternates for the Tellus Science Museum Future Science Stars Award. We are so proud of these young ladies.

Any student interested in playing sports next school year needs to have a physical.  Physicals will be on Friday April 12th from 12:00pm to 2:30pm in the Middle High Gym. The cost is $5. Coach Versprille has forms if needed.  You can see the schedule for Football practice for the summer, by clicking on the links. 

June Practice Schedule

July Practice Schedule

March 21st was Ag Literacy Day. Treutlen County Farm Bureau had the pleasure of reading to the entire 2nd grade. We read Farm Bureau ‘s Book of the Month, Can-Do Cowkids. The book follows brother and sister, Cassidy and Cody on their cattle farm for a day of fun and chores!  The 2nd graders were presented with Ag Book Marks and Farm Adventure Coloring Books and crayons.

TES will be hosting a Lunch and Learn event on Friday, 3/22 at 11:00 a.m.  Please come out and join our staff to obtain updates regarding the school's curriculum, GA milestone, school data, parental involvement and other relevant information.  Lunch will be served. We look forward to seeing you at this event.

Treutlen High School will conduct an Advisement Night on March 25th from 5:00-7:30. There will be several presentations regarding next years course offerings beginning at 5:00. You may sign up below to meet with an adviser between 6:00 and 7:20.  Treutlen High School Students who are currently in grades 9-11 will be able to preview their schedule for next school year as well as provide input on course offerings he/she is interested in taking. Each student must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Link to Sign Up for Advisement Time

The boys varsity basketball team will play for the Class A State Championship. The Vikings will play the Cougars of Calhoun County. The game will take place Wednesday, 8:00 at the Macon Centreplex.  Do not miss your chance to see this epic battle. Make your plans to attend the game. Lets fill the stands and support "OUR TEAM".

Treutlen Boys Varsity Basketball team advances to the Final Four.  They will face the Indians of Irwin County this Saturday, March 2nd, at 8:00 pm. The game will take place in the sports complex at  Valdosta State University.  Please come out and sport our Vikings. 

The Treutlen County School system has released the official approved calendar for the 2019-2020 school year. We would like to thank all of you who took the survey and gave your opinions. To see the complete calendar, click on the link below.

2019-2020 School Calendar

With the Cold/Flu season being upon us, we are asking parents to help protect all our students by watching out for the signs of the Flu.  We have attached a document below that explains what to watch out for and what to do in case you suspect your child has the Flu.  By following these guidelines, it will help our school prevent the spread of the illness. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the clinic with your questions.

Click Here to See the Warning Signs and More Details

Congratulations to Treutlen High School Future Business Leaders of America for a great showing at the region conference on January 29, 2019.  The region conference was held at Swainsboro High School. Students competed in a number of different areas, some online at Treutlen High School, and some at the region conference.

Treutlen County Schools Pre-K Registration begins February 25th and will continue until all classes are full. There are 66 slots available. Applications can be picked up at either the Board of Education Office or the Elementary School. They may be picked up from 8:00 am until 3:30 pm, Monday through Friday. For complete details, please click on this Link below.

Full Details Link 

THS Varsity boys are in the Playoffs. The Treutlen County High School Vikings will face the Dooley County Bobcats on Thursday, February 21. Tip-off will take place at the Treutlen County High School Gym at 6:00. Please come out and support these young men as they begin their playoff run. 

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

The Treutlen County Health Department will be offering Flu Vaccinations for students at the school on November 17, 2020. The deadline for registration is November 15. To register your child, please click on the link below and complete the registration process. 

Flu Vaccine Registration

If you have questions, please contact the Health Department at 912-529-4217

For those parents who would prefer not to have their child return to the physical school building, there will be an online option available for pre-kindergarten through twelfth-grade students. This will be a commitment for students and parents.

This virtual option will not look like the distance learning that took place in the spring. In that situation, we were near the end of the year with most of the standards having been taught. We were in a crisis situation where we only had a one-day notice. We had a “hold harmless” grading procedure and a reduced workload, so that students would not suffer because of things beyond their control

The virtual learning option will be a full schedule with all classes each day. The rigor will match that of the classroom. Work will be assigned and graded just like in-person school.

Parents will be asked to review and sign a separate commitment for online instruction by July 23^rd. This will allow us to assign students to classes. Please click the links below to see the Guidelines and complete the Online Learning Application.

Online Learning Application deadline has been extended until Monday, July 27 at 8:30 am.

Click Here for the Virtual Learning Guidelines

Click Here to Complete the Virtual Online Learning Application

Good communications between the school and its students, parents and community members is extremely important. The school uses a One Call system to send out phone calls to everyone at one time. We do not want you to miss an important announcement from the school system. From now on, any calls from the school’s One Call System will show up as 877-698-3261. Please make sure this number is not blocked on your phone. If you need help to ensure this number is not blocked, please contact your wireless provider. Please add this number as a contact in your phone. This will help to ensure you do not miss out.

Homecoming will take place Friday, October 4th at Bobby Driggers Stadium. That week there will be many activities going on at the school. As usual there will be Dress-up Days, sponsored by the High School Beta Club. Each day during the week will be a different dress up theme. Click on the link to see the themes for each day. 

DRESS UP THEMES

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.

The Treutlen School System strives to keep our staff, students, families, and community updated about the school system. The COVID-19 statistics are included here. To see the latest update, please click on the link below.

COVID-19 Update October 15, 2020

The Treutlen County Board of Education has approved the updated calendars for the 2020-2021 school year. There are two calendars for this coming year, since there will be two learning options offered. There is a Virtual Online Learning option as well as the more Traditional Option. To see the calendars, click on the two links below:

Traditional Learning Option Calendar

Virtual Leaning Option Calendar

You can find the learning packets that have been created for our students here. These are the same packets that are being handed out to students on the food bus routes.  We will post them every week for our students. We have also created a special place for other learning resources as well. These resources can be found on the top navigation Bar (RED Bar Above) under the School Closure Student/Parent Resources Button.

WEEK ONE LEARNING PACKETS - Beginning 3/23/2020

WEEK TWO LEARNING PACKETS - Beginning 3/30/2020

WEEK THREE LEARNING PACKETS - Beginning 4/13/2020

WEEK FOUR LEARNING PACKETS - Beginning 4/20/2020

WEEK FIVE LEARNING PACKETS - Beginning 4/27/2020

WEEK SIX LEARNING PACKETS - Beginning 5/4/2020

This influenza (flu) season we would like to help protect our student body by providing flu vaccines during school
hours. The Treutlen County Health Department will be offering flu vaccines in schools. Please see the links below for more information about the event.

Parent/Guardian Newsletter

Consent Form

Flu Information Sheet

HIPPA Information 

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.

October 19-23 is homecoming week, sponsored by THS Beta Club. There are many activities planned. Each day will be a dress-up day. Click on the link below to see the complete details. 

Dress-up Day Details

The Treutlen County Board of Education has set the start date for school for August the 17th.  Over the past several weeks, the school leadership team has been developing a plan that best meets the needs of our students, parents and staff.  Please click on the link below to see the Guidelines for Face-to-Face education. The guidelines have been made to align with the guidance from the Georgia Department of Education and the Georgia Department of Public Health.

Traditional School Option Guidelines 

Some of you have said that you are having issues logging into Chrome to get access to your Google Classroom. Typically the issue is caused by not entering the entire email address. When students log in at school, the Chromebook adds part of the email address for them. If you are using a school Chromebook, they only have top type in their first and last name with no spaces. However, if you are using a personal computer, they must also type in @treutlen.k12.ga.us  

Please click HERE for more Information. 

The Treutlen County School District believes in a Continuous Improvement Model to address parent and student needs throughout the district. Please click on the link below to answer a few questions to assist us in meeting the needs of our Title I families. If you have children in multiple Title I schools, please complete a survey for each school. Thank you for your support!!

Title I Parent Survey 

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

Treutlen County Elementary school will celebrate Red Ribbon week October 26-30. The mission of Red Ribbon week is to lead and support our nation’s families and communities in nurturing the full potential of healthy, drug-free youth. Ther are many activities planned for the week. One activity is the traditional dress-up days. This years days are as follows:

Monday: My Favorite Character is Drug Free- Favorite Book Character Day

Tuesday: Be Happy, Be Brave, Be Drug Free- Hippie Day/ tie-dye

Wednesday: Life is your Journey, Travel Drug Free- Tacky Tourist

Thursday: Costume Day  

Friday: Take a Stand Against Drugs: Red Out- Wear Red Ribbon Shirts

Treutlen County Schools is now accepting applications for Pre-K Registration. Registration packets may be picked up from the front of Treutlen Elementary School or downloaded from the school website. Completed registration packets (with all documentation needed) can be returned to Treutlen Elementary School beginning on July 20, 2020. Mrs. Christi Brantley will review the packet for completion.  If you have questions, email Mrs. Christi at cbrantley@treutlen.k12.ga.us.

Pre-K Registration will be held at TES on July 20, 21 22 and 23 from 7:30 am-2:30 pm each day and beginning July 27 until school starts. 

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Click here for Registration Packet

Students who have signed up to take dual enrollment courses for next year, must complete the funding application and student participation agreement. The deadline to submit the funding application and student participation agreement is April 30th. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Strickland. Click the link below to visit Georgia Futures to complete the materials.

Georgia Futures

Ways to slow the spread of the CVID-19

 Clean your hands often

 Avoid close contact

 Stay home if you’re sick

 Cover coughs and sneezes

 Clean and disinfect

To see more information about each of the steps above, Click Read More for additional information. You can also click the link to the CDC website for in depth information.   

CDC Website Link

In order to make our school environment better for everyone involved, we are constantly looking for feedback from students and parents.  We would like for you to take the opportunity to let us know what you think. Please take a few minutes to complete the School Climate Survey.  Click on the appropriate link below to begin.

Parent Survey

Elementary School Student Survey

Middle School Student Survey

High School Student Survey

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

The varsity football schedule has been changed. Please make sure to check out the changes by clicking on the link below.

Football Changes

The Treutlen County School system is now accepting applications for 2020-2021 Pre-K Registration. Registration packets may be picked up from the front of Treutlen Elementary School or downloaded below. Completed registration packets (with all documentation needed) can be returned to Treutlen Elementary School on Tuesday or Thursday of each week from 8am until 2pm (with the exception of Spring Break, April 6-10). Mrs. Christi Brantley will review the packet for completion when it is returned.

Pre-K Registration Packet

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. 

Treutlen County Schools is collecting community input from various stakeholder groups regarding the district's Career, Technical, and Ag Education program (CTAE). The following surveys are for the various stakeholder groups to give feedback as we migrate into the Perkins V grant initiative. This survey information will be reviewed and consolidated to help make improvements to our program, so that we not only meet the needs of the community and students, but so that we also are in compliance with all Perkins V regulations, which funds up to 50% of our CTAE program. 

Regional CLNA Parent Survey 

Regional CLNA Student Survey

Regional CLNA Industry Survey