A Fabulous First Day
The 2025-2026 school year kicked off with a warm, sunny morning while administrators and staff welcomed just over seven hundred students to campus. Many students were returning Tully CSD students but several new families and many new Pre-K students were also welcomed to our campus within the first few days. Laughter was heard and smiles were seen both at the beginning of the day and at the end. Friends who had not seen each other throughout the summer came back together in the hallways with joy. With the new cell phone ban, students were seen, and still are, interacting with each other while walking to their next class, in the lunch line, and on the playground instead of checking for notifications. What a fabulous first day!
With students and staff getting back into the school routine during ...
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Student Parking Lot Comes to Life
With the summer sun shining and music playing, seniors brought the student parking lot to life right before school began with bright colors, symbols, and animated characters. Painting the parking lot became a yearly tradition starting two years ago, giving seniors the opportunity to stake claim to a designated parking spot and make it their own. These spaces not only show their creativity but give others a glimpse into their personalities. For the year, those parking spaces will be their own piece of Tully JSHS until the next class of seniors move up and they start with a clean slate; but for now, seniors have a daily reminder of how they can bring their personal spaces to life with a little paint and some time among friends.
A few of the parking lot spots painted by seniors.
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Friday Morning Lights
On an early Friday morning in September, students from Tully and LaFayette showed up to the football field while it was still dark out for their chance to be on WSYRs Channel 9 broadcast, Friday Morning Lights. Way before the sunrise, the team spirit could be heard on campus while broadcasters reported the news and weather. Students from LaFayette spoke about Morgan’s Message, an endeavor to share an important message regarding mental health; Tully soccer students spoke about the upcoming Kickin’ Cancer game; and Coach Donald helped answer the Question of the Day. As the sun rose, Tully mascots led the newscasters through a chant and the Storm cheerleaders led a cheer. One student even kicked a field goal with a newscaster holding the football. While the broadcast successfully ...
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