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.
2023 Presents Academic Top Ten:
Each year, seniors are given their academic rank designation. These students are those that work tirelessly to achieve the highest of standards in their classroom education. Tully JSHS is proud to present this year’s Top Ten beginning with the valedictorian, Alexa Shay. Alexa has split her time between athletics and academics but excelling at both. She is an active member of not only the National Honor Society but the Spanish National Honor Society. In addition, she is a part of the Teen ...
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Teen Institute Chooses Iozzo to be Youth Staff Member:
Teen Institute is a student-led club that promotes a healthy lifestyle and a drug free school community. Here at Tully, we are considered a “legacy school” as Tully was one of the original schools to participate in the Teen Institute program through Prevention Network. Elaina Iozzo has been a member of the Tully Teen Institute for two years now and attended the annual Teen Institute conference this past November at Camp of the Woods; a four-day conference where students learn about themselves ...
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Ag Mechanics Class Welcomes Guest Speakers:
The Ag Mechanics class welcomed a few guest speakers from Anderson Equipment Company for a short presentation during the month of March. The presenters brought an excavator for the presentation and spoke about what the company does. In addition, they spoke about job shadowing, work study, internship programs, and apprenticeships. They encouraged students to find what they were passionate about and to go for it, letting them know that job opportunities were out there for students just starting out ...
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Trivia Night News:
The annual tradition of Trivia Night sponsored by the Senior High Student Council was once again successful, bringing in over fifty students to test their knowledge of being smarter than a fifth grader. Eleven teams battled it out for a gift basket and bragging rights. Before Trivia Night took place, Mrs. Bovi had some fun trivia broadcasted over morning announcements. In the end, the “12 Bunnies,” consisting of six juniors, took the prize home.
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Winter Wellness:
Music, mental health resources, and mid-morning snacks were offered at the beginning of the Winter Wellness Day held at the Junior-Senior High School and the wellness didn’t stop there. Throughout the day, many teachers held wellness activities that pertained to their field of study. In English classes they wrote wellness sonnets, played Mad Libs, wrote postcards to loved ones, and had free reading. In science classes, games were played and jumping jacks were done while counting in Japanese. ...
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