At TCS, 8th grade students in Ms. Williamson’s class reviewed “The Vanishing Island” for their upcoming test. Students played a review game by creating three questions of their own based on the text and asking peers their questions. If students got the answer incorrect, they had to give up one of their clothespins. The challenge was to answer questions correctly to keep your clothespins and win! Today was full of laughs, competitiveness and lots of energy!

Due to potential weather-related issues on the western end of Columbus County, all schools will dismiss early at 2 PM today. This decision ensures that buses have adequate time to complete their routes safely before conditions potentially deteriorate. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we prioritize the well-being of our students and staff.

Due to expected cold conditions in the morning, TCS will operate on a 2-hour delay. Student drop-off will begin at 9:30 AM, and school will start at 10:00 AM. Bus pickups will run approximately 2 hours later than the usual schedule. Please stay safe and dress warmly.

Columbus County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay on Thursday, January 9th for students, faculty, and staff due to a cold weather advisory and wind chills expected to be in the low teens.

TCS was visited by some very special guests this morning. The SCHS Stallion Small Ensemble gave an outstanding performance to help kick off the Christmas season. 🎄

December 20th is an early release day.

During the December board meeting, Mr. Steve Long was voted as Chair, and Mr. Chris Worley was voted as Vice Chair.

During the December board meeting, Ms. Emily Grice was sworn in as board member. Welcome Ms. Grice!

At TCS, 8th grade students under Ms. Williamson's class worked on their 'Food Truck Simulation' project. After learning about figurative language in ELA and economics in Social Studies, students were tasked to combine the two objectives. Students created a food truck business by budgeting their expenses, designing menus to attract customers with figurative language menu descriptions and designing their food truck. Today, students rotated throughout the room to purchase from other "food vendors" and see how much profit they could make!

TCS students building towers with nonsense words.

The Colts Elves provided a delightful Christmas Dinner today at Tabor City School!

Today at TCS, we received this beautiful piano for our new school. The money was raised by one of our students (Corbin). We are so proud and honored to receive this wonderful contribution that will be cherished in our school for years to come! 💜

At TCS, Mr. Christian Grate speaks to our students about the importance of making positive first impressions, and how what we wear affects how people perceive us. John and Corbin dressed to impress today, for sure! 💜

At TCS, Ms. Tyler's class learned that a groups of cells make tissue and like tissues create organs.

At TCS, the EC department is under elf surveillance!🎄

At TCS, Mrs. Sing had a special visitor from the North Pole helping her deck out the Tabor City School Cafeteria!

At TCS, our Assistant Principal, Ms. Vogel, along with Mr. Small and Ms. Elliott, putting in outside work today. They're getting our campus Christmas ready 🎄

There will be no school for students Nov. 27th-Nov. 29th. Happy Thanksgiving!

At TCS, 8th grade students in Ms. Williamson’s ELA class completed their reading and annotations of “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost. Students were assigned groups to prepare for their Socratic seminar. During the rotations students discussed themes, figurative language used, the purpose of the poem and the speaker’s perspective by supporting their ideas with textual evidence. Students discussed and shared their findings like scholars today!

The staff and students of Tabor City School enjoyed a delicious Thanksgiving Dinner today.