The Spring Shift

Monday, 3/2 - Track officially starts! 2:40 - 4:10 @ THS

Tuesday, 3/3 - 7th/8th Grade Band Concert @ THS 7pm

Thursday, 3/5 - Engineering and Coding Club 2:15-3:15pm

Monday, March 2nd is World Teen Mental Health Day. Started in 2020, this day focuses on encouraging teens to talk openly about mental health and supporting mental health education. The Brave Initiative Team and the Sources of Strength Team at TMS have been working hard to plan a celebration.

Thanks to bi3, Interact for Health, and the Joe Burrow Foundation, TMS has received funding to provide each student with a "mental health toolkit". Throughout the school day, students will receive different items to help them think about strategies to stay mentally well and deal with life's stressors. From journaling to being physically active, students will have the opportunity to think about what works best for them.

During lunch on Monday, students will also have the opportunity to think about individuals in their lives who serve as mentors. These may be individuals at home, in school, or in the community. As a school, we will create a display of all of the identified mentors.

We encourage you to ask your student about this celebration. If you have any questions or want any additional information, please feel free to contact Talawanda Health & Wellness at 513.273.3390.

Please know pictures will have to be purchased prior to picture day. The cut off for orders will be Thursday, March 12th at midnight. Only students purchasing pictures will be photographed.

TRACK OFFICIALLY STARTS, MARCH 2ND! 2:40 - 4:10 @ THS!

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MARCH MENU

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FINAL FORMS – Remember, if you have any changes to your information (phone number, address, who can pick up your student, etc) throughout the school year, change it in Final Forms!. The office is notified of these changes and will update our information.

The Cincinnati Children’s RISE: Resilience In Student Education project is offering an important research opportunity focused on understanding and promoting resilience among 5th grade students with ADHD or who experience difficulties with paying attention or hyperactive/impulsive behaviors. Caregivers and students can receive up to $320 for completing questionnaires about academics, organization skills, and social-emotional well-being. Complete our interest form: https://redcap.link/RISEstudy. Contact RISE at RISEstudy@cchmc.org, call 513-803-6321, or visit: studentresilience.org

LINK to Flyer

PUSH provides grants to low-income homeowners in the Talawanda School District for critical and emergency home repairs. Call Jeanne or Sabrina at 513-523-8100 for more information. Application is attached. Http://www.push-oxford.org/