*HS - No Supply Lists - Teachers will let students know of any special items needed.
**If your student is in need of supplies, please speak with their counselor as we have many supplies available to students.
Student Attendance/Grades:
To submit attendance notes for your student, email jshs.attendance@k12.tullyschools.org or have your student bring in a note. Phone calls cannot be used to excuse an absence. You can also submit a note through ParentSquare once you receive the notification that your student is absent.
Student Attendance/Grades:
To submit attendance notes for your student, email jshs.attendance@k12.tullyschools.org or have your student bring in a note. Phone calls cannot be used to excuse an absence. You can also submit a note through ParentSquare once you receive the notification that your student is absent.
Scholastic Art Awards Abound:
Several Tully students entered the Scholastic Art competition this year, among four thousand other contestants, hoping for the recognition that their art made an impression. With all types of media being represented, there was a limitless amount of talent. Our Gold Key winners were Evelyn Chatfield for her drawing Stella , Bryce Keller’s drawing Clover, and Andrew Polak’s drawing Bad Hair Day. Our single Silver Key winner was Jack VanBeveren’s drawing titled ...
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NHS Advocates Heart Health:
The month of February is Heart Health month and the National Honor Society takes it seriously. Each year, they advocate for heart health by sponsoring Jump Rope for a Cause. Senior high students can volunteer to jump rope for a full minute, earning themselves a sweet treat and a monetary donation courtesy of the NHS to the American Heart Association. This year, sixty students participated, which allowed the NHS to make a donation of $150 on behalf of the Tully student body in memory of Thomas Reardon. ...
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Trivia Knights:
This year’s Trivia Night was held at the beginning of March with ten teams signing up to participate. This Senior High Student Council-led event is always a fun time with questions that range from Disney classics to current events, sometimes stumping even the most engaged students. This year’s MC was Mr. Mahns who kept the rounds lively. In the end, a senior group with the moniker of “Dutch Rabbit” took the prize and was named this year’s Trivia Knights!
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Calculator Rovers:
Students in Algebra I and IA got to have some fun while doing a little programming. They were seen in the hall with rulers, rovers in which their calculators were attached to, and animal figurines. The students were challenged to use their knowledge of rate of change to determine the speed of their rover to get as close as possible to an animal figurine without hitting it. Some students were cautious when first programming their calculator so they wouldn’t run over their animal, which called ...
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BOCES Blog:
Max Albro, Tully senior that attends Seven Valleys, has become one of the most accomplished students in the history of the OCM BOCES Computer Technology program at the Cortlandville campus. His teacher, Richard Tokar, says Max is the first student at OCM BOCES to earn three professional certifications through the Computing Technology Industry Association, or “CompTIA,” one of the world’s top trade associations for information technology professionals, and is currently working ...
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