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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Friday, September 18.
   
• It’s time for “this date in history.” On September 18, 1793, President George Washington laid the cornerstone to the U.S. Capitol building, the home of our nation’s legislative branch.  The building took several decades to complete and had many different architects, engineers, and project managers.  During the War of 1812, the British set fire to the Capitol building in 1814 and it was only saved from complete destruction due to a rainstorm.  It would be repaired and extended but construction was temporarily halted in 1861 during the Civil War when the building was used as a hospital and barracks for Union troops.  Today, the Capitol building consists of six Congressional office buildings, three Library of Congress buildings, and the grounds are visited by 3 - 5 million people every year.  In pop culture, on this date in history several popular shows debuted including I Dream of Jeannie, The Addams Family, and Chicago Hope.  Famous birthdays include actresses Aisha Tyler, Jada Pinkett Smith and actors James Marsden and James Gandolfini.  Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

• MOVE-A-THON LAUNCH PARTY WINNER! A huge thank-you to everyone who joined us at Dairy Queen for our Move-A-Thon Launch Party last night! We had so much fun kicking things off with our TEMS families! One of the night’s challenges was guessing how many crystals were in the jar. There were some great guesses, but congratulations to Olivia Louis from Crimson Team, who came the closest! Olivia’s Guess: 648 Actual Number: 653 She was just 5 crystals away!  Congratulations, Olivia! You’ve won a $40 Cinemark Theatres gift card! And thank you to everyone who came out, played along, laughed, and helped make our Move-A-Thon kickoff such a great night! Let’s keep the energy going, TEMS! 

• Today is election day for Student Council team representatives! Please read the responses and select the candidate you feel will best represent your team this school year. Election results will be announced this Friday 9/25 on TETV news and will be posted in our Student Council Google Classroom. Thank you to everyone who participated! 
   
• The TE girls Cougar soccer team came out strong yesterday evening, earning a 7–0 victory over JFK Middle School! It was a great team effort filled with hustle, teamwork, and players stepping up when their team needed them.The game started with Kennedy Smith stepping into the net as goalkeeper. Kennedy answered the call and did an amazing job, showing tremendous character by stepping up for her team. Later, Kennedy moved to left wing, where she continued to make an impact by sending in some great crosses that gave her teammates opportunities to get shots on goal. After playing an outstanding game at center midfield, Ashlyn Manser offered to give Kennedy a break in goal. Ashlyn showed her toughness and never stopped battling, eventually finding the back of the net for a goal of her own.Olivia Parente also got on the scoreboard with her first goal of the season! Olivia kept fighting, kept working, and refused to give up—and her hard work paid off.On the right wing, Sydney Miller was a force. Her foot skills are unreal, and she makes getting around defenders look easy. Sydney added two goals to the Cougars’ total. Then came another hat trick! Mia Leroy showed off her speed and strength all game long, creating opportunities and finishing with three goals. And we can’t forget about the defense! The Cougars’ defensive line was off the hook, and the depth of this group continues to be a huge strength. Gianna Ayala, Rylie Goudreault, Grace Pedemonti, Yissa Lin, and Sasha Staroverov helped shut things down and kept JFK off the scoreboard. It was a complete team effort from start to finish, and the Cougars should be proud of the way they supported each other and stepped up for one another. The Lady Cougars host their first home game of the season on Tuesday against East Hartford Middle School! Come out and cheer them on! Congratulations, Lady Cougars!
   
• The TE Boys Soccer team continued its winning ways, beating JFK of Enfield last night 6-2.  The first half started eerily similar to the first half of the last game, in that David Nguyen hit a laser past the goalkeeper for a 1-0 lead.  The goals kept coming via Callaway Crisp.  He registered two on the night, consecutive tallys at that, and was assisted by Lucas Leacu off a long throw-in for his second. Nishil Gangarapu would like to claim the assist on the first, but his shot was deflected right into Crisp's path for the goal.  In between Crisp's goals, JFK managed to squeeze one past the defense making the score 2-1.  Dan Madhu Sudan had the Cougars fourth goal, Joshua Ritchie drove a ball at the Patriot net only for the keeper to parry it away.  Madhu Sudan was quick to pounce and get his name in the scorebook.  Additionally, Ganagarapu wasn't done trying to be a helper...he had the last two assists on goals from Bryce Slogesky, his second in as many games, and our makeshift forward in Will Woods, who normally moonlights as the teams starting goalkeeper.  Woods 'rose like a salmon' to meet the cross from Gangarapu and buried his header beyond the JFK keeper.  The Patriots got a second goal in the waning seconds of the second half to bring the final score to 6-2.  Up next, the Cougars travel to East Hartford on Tuesday.   
   
• Are you ready to test your knowledge, challenge your skills, and compete with the best? We're looking for enthusiastic and talented students to join our distinguished Science Olympiad team! The Science Olympiad is a premier competition that offers students an amazing opportunity to delve deeper into various scientific fields, from physics and chemistry to earth science and engineering.To sign up for a tryout date and receive more detailed information, please use the following code to access the Google Classroom (for new olympians only): dv2753ps. Previous Olympians will receive an email in the upcoming week.We can't wait to see the passion and potential you'll bring to the team. As the great scientist Marie Curie once said: "Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood." Take the first step toward understanding and scientific achievement—sign up today!
   
• Are you an enthusiastic and dedicated student who wants to improve their leadership skills, and are willing to apply those new skills to solve problems within our communities? TE Change leaders would like you to join our team! Go to our Google Classroom by using the code ki2al3w to fill out an application by September 23rd and learn about next steps. We look forward to meeting you and working together for the benefit of our community! Let's make a CHANGE! 
   
• ALL TEMS students are welcome to join this year's TEMS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Chapter. FBLA members can learn about all sorts of business topics from Entrepreneurship to Word Processing and Accounting and Finance to Spreadsheets as well as Marketing, Networking and Customer Service. Join us for the Fall Leadership Conference and get ready to compete at the Spring Leadership Conference later this year. Learn more about FBLA by joining the Google Classroom using code: arpmyvnd.
   
• ALL GRADE 6 STUDENTS are welcome to join the STOCK MARKET GAME class. First class is October 5th and all classes meet on Mondays after school. Join the Google Classroom using code: 47shwtzc Get ready to start investing and making MONEY. Play individually or invite your friends and form a team. 

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Thursday, September 17.
   

• It’s time for “this date in history.”  Today is Constitution Day!  On September 17, 1787, the U.S. Constitution was signed by 39 delegates at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia.  Although originally gathered to amend the Articles of Confederation, the delegates moved toward reimagining the government and soon began writing the Constitution.  On September 17, 1886, 24 years after the Battle of Antietam,  thousands of spectators and Civil War veterans gathered in Hartford’s Bushnell Park for the dedication of The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch.  Honoring all of the soldiers from Hartford, CT who served or fell during the Civil War, the Arch preceded other similarly dedicated arches throughout the nation in remembrance of the sacrifices made during the Civil War.  On this date in 1976, NASA unveiled its first space shuttle Enterprise.  Several popular series aired on this date including M.A.S.H., Head of the Class, Home Improvement, and Community.  We also say happy birthday to quarterback Patrick Mahomes who was born on this date.  Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

• Congratulations to our girls’ cross country team on their win yesterday against Sage Park! Led by captains Callie T., Lillian M., Emma D., and Aarushi D., the girls finished with a team score  of 17:48. Great job, girls! Their next meet is away next Wednesday against JFK. Good luck!

• The boys cross country team traveled to Sage Park for their second meet of the season, and the Cougars arrived with confidence after their season-opening victory.They knew the goal. And they attacked it one step at a time.Sage Park and TE battled together in a tight pack. But as the race reached the second mile, the Cougars began to separate, claiming the top five spots and taking control of the race, crossing the finish with … Cayden P.— 1st, Thomas B.— 2nd, Myles D.— 3rd, Ethan T.— 4th Liam S.— 5th. Cooper L. had one of the best finishes of the meet. With just 100 meters to go, Cooper unleashed a final sprint, powering through the final stretch to secure 6th place and help seal the Cougar victory! And a special shoutout to first-year runners Grayson M. and Thashvanth R., who both put together strong performances in just their second meet of the season. FINAL SCORE:TE — 15, SAGE PARK — 48 Another race. Another victory. GO COUGARS! 

• ALL GRADE 6 STUDENTS are welcome to join the STOCK MARKET GAME class. First class is October 5th and all classes meet on Mondays after school. Join the Google Classroom using code: 47shwtzc. Get ready to start investing and making MONEY. Play individually or invite your friends and form a team. 

• Are you ready to test your knowledge, challenge your skills, and compete with the best? We're looking for enthusiastic and talented students to join our distinguished Science Olympiad team! The Science Olympiad is a premier competition that offers students an amazing opportunity to delve deeper into various scientific fields, from physics and chemistry to earth science and engineering.To sign up for a tryout date and receive more detailed information, please use the following code to access the Google Classroom (for new olympians only): dv2753ps. Previous Olympians will receive an email in the upcoming week.We can't wait to see the passion and potential you'll bring to the team. As the great scientist Marie Curie once said:"Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood."Take the first step toward understanding and scientific achievement—sign up today!

• Are you an enthusiastic and dedicated student who wants to improve their leadership skills, and are willing to apply those new skills to solve problems within our communities? TE Change leaders would like you to join our team! Go to our Google Classroom by using the code ki2al3w to fill out an application by September 23rd and learn about next steps. We look forward to meeting you and working together for the benefit of our community! Let's make a CHANGE!

• ALL TEMS students are welcome to join this year's TEMS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Chapter. FBLA members can learn about all sorts of business topics from Entrepreneurship to Word Processing and Accounting and Finance to Spreadsheets as well as Marketing, Networking and Customer Service. Join us for the Fall Leadership Conference and get ready to compete at the Spring Leadership Conference later this year. Learn more about FBLA by joining the Google Classroom using code: arpmyvnd.

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, September 16.
   

• And now time for the summer reading raffle. To recognize all the hard work you put in this summer we will be drawing winners out all week…..

• It’s time for “this date in history.”  On September 16, 1620, English colonists boarded the Mayflower and set sail for America, soon founding Plymouth, Massachusetts.  On September 16, 1919, the U.S. Congress granted a national charter to the American Legion, an organization of U.S. war veterans. On this date in 1940, the Congress passed the Burke-Wadsworth Act leading to the first peacetime draft in U.S. history.  On September 16, 1993, the sitcom Frasier, a spin-off of Cheers, became one of the most popular American tv shows of the 90’s.  Other series debuts on this date include Miami Vice in 1984 and Webster in 1993.  Today’s famous birthdays include musician B.B. King, magician David Copperfield, actress Amy Poehler, and singer Nick Jonas. Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

• The TE Boys Soccer team got off to a good start on the season with an emphatic 4-0 over the Sage Park Chargers last night.  Though the grass was long and it felt like playing in a pasture, TE dominated most of the ball the entire game.  It was hard to complete passes in the early going and many players kept getting the ball stuck under their feet.  However, David Nguyen decided to take matters into his own hands and dribbled five players to secure the first goal of the game.  He struck the ball cleanly and it caromed off the inside of the post as the Cougars took the early lead 1-0.  Zavier Caouette, normally a defender, scored the second in a similar fashion, this time beating the keeper on a driven shot over his head.  At half-time the Cougars were firmly in control with the comfortable lead of 2-0.  After half time, Nishil Gangarapu finished a nice header off a feed from Jayden Brown.  Brown dribbled the right side and swiftly crossed it to Gangarapu for the smooth headed goal.  The final tally of the game came from Bryce Slogesky.  After a couple shots on target the ball ricocheted out to Slogesky and he slotted it home with his left foot.  The final score of 4-0 was justified and Coach Chandler was pleased with the final score.  Up next the Cougars play host to JFK of Enfield.  Come out and cheer on the boys! 

• Good morning, Timothy Edwards! Let’s get a big round of applause for our Lady Cougars soccer team, who kicked off their season yesterday with a massive statement win! The girls came out firing on all cylinders, dominating Sage Park Middle School for a 7-0 victory in their season opener. Sydney Miller and Mia LeRoy were absolutely unstoppable upfront, each chipping in a hat trick—that’s three goals each for anyone who doesn't know what a hat trick is! Kennedy Smith capped off the electric offense by driving in another goal to seal the shutout. While the offense was putting up big numbers, our defense was a total brick wall. Gianna Ayala, Rylie Goudreault, Grace Pedemonti, and Sasha Straoverov played rock-solid defense, giving Sage Park no room to breathe. Out in the center midfield, Olivia Parente and Ashlyn Manser controlled the tempo and held a fantastic line all afternoon.A special shoutout goes to forward Alyssa Cherian, who fought tirelessly all game long. She was inches away from scoring several times, never gave up, and kept the pressure on until the final whistle. That is the true Cougar spirit! TE travels to Enfield tomorrow to take on JFK Middle School. Wish the team luck when you see them in the halls, and keep it going, Lady Cougars!

• The Yearbook Club is having its first meeting this Thursday 9/17 with Ms. Hanrath in Room 122! We will talk about what goes into making a great yearbook, photo taking, and advertising! All grade levels are welcome! Anyone interested in being a part of the club should join the Google Classroom with code xsx4fdxd. 

• Auditions for TETV News anchors will be held this Thursday after school. Interested students should come to the new studio, room 375, right after school where they will read through a news script off of a teleprompter. Auditions will run until late buses at 4pm. Any questions please see Mr. Goric.

• All students interested in joining student council must complete the Candidate Response Form posted in Google Classroom by 9/16. 6th graders that are interested in joining may either fill out the Google Form or complete the paper copy and submit it to the main office by the end of the day on 9/16. Elections will be held during homeroom on 9/23. The Google Classroom code is c6kq7z2a.

• Those auditioning for Spotlight... MUST turn in their permission form by the end of the day Wednesday 9/16.. that is tomorrow. Learning sessions are this Thursday and Friday after school...those interested must attend 1 of these two days.  Also students need to be signed up for the Google Classroom ASAP as all audition materials will be posted there! Any questions please ask Mrs. Lyons or Mr. Poli.

• ALL TEMS students are welcome to join this year's TEMS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Chapter. FBLA members can learn about all sorts of business topics from Entrepreneurship to Word Processing and Accounting and Finance to Spreadsheets as well as Marketing, Networking and Customer Service. Join us for the Fall Leadership Conference and get ready to compete at the Spring Leadership Conference later this year. Learn more about FBLA by joining the Google Classroom using code: arpmyvnd.

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Tuesday, September 15.
   

• And now time for the summer reading raffle. To recognize all the hard work you put in this summer we will be drawing winners out all week…..

• It’s time for “this date in history.” On September 15, 1858, the first transcontinental mail service leading to San Francisco began.  Though quickly surpassed by the Pony Express and then the transcontinental railroad, the Overland Mail Company was the first overland route that connected the east and west coast with the goal of dispersing mail.  On September 15, 1959, Nikita Khruschev became the first Soviet Union Head of State to visit the United States in what turned out to be more of a goodwill visit to the U.S. rather than a substantive negotiations conference. On this date in 1982, the USA Today newspaper printed its first edition with the goal of providing briefer, easy-to-read articles along with a colorful newsprint.  Though readership of newspapers has declined, the publication remains popular both in print and digitally.  In pop culture, on September 16, 1978 Muhammad Ali defeated Leon Spinks to win the heavyweight  title for the third time, a feat that had never been done before in boxing.   Famous birthdays on this date include the 27th president of the United States, William Howard Taft, actor Tommy Lee Jones, film director Oliver Stone, and football coach Pete Carroll.  Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

• The field hockey team came away in a 0-0 tie against Suffield Middle School. It was an evenly matched game with neither team finding the back of the net. Callie Grilli and Grace Cincotta controlled the midfield while Ava Daugherty and Addie Statz dominated on defense. McKenna Craig was aggressive on attack. Emily Faux was awarded the shutout with numerous saves. 

• Congratulations to the TEMS Girls Cross Country Team on an amazing first meet! The girls came away with a 16–43 victory against Sage Park.Leading the way were Lillian M., Emma B., Abby B., and Callie T., who swept 1st through 4th place, with Emma D. finishing a very close 6th place! What an incredible start to the season! Great job, girls! We are so proud of you!  

• The boys cross country team opened the season in a big way, hosting Sage Park and immediately setting the tone for what’s ahead.From the first step, TE took control. At the first turn, Cayden Poehnert and Thomas Bulewich surged to the front, and they never looked back. Sage Park gave chase, but TE kept the pressure on. On the back turn, Myles Dzubin made his move and secured third place, giving the Cougars a commanding hold on the race.

  • TOP FINISHERS
    Cayden Poehnert — 1st
    Thomas Bulewich — 2nd
    Myles Dzubin — 3rd
    Ethan Tozier — 5th
    Liam Senatro — 6th

  • The Cougars dominated the top of the leaderboard, taking nine of the top ten spots!And a special shoutout to Mikey Clarke and Jonathan Foran, who stepped onto the course for their first-ever meet as sixth graders and delivered excellent finishes. The final outcome: TE 17 — SAGE PARK 46 VICTORY. CLINCHED. Congratulations to all the boys on a well-run race and an incredible season opener.The season is officially underway.GO COUGARS!

• The Yearbook Club is having its first meeting this Thursday 9/17 with Ms. Hanrath in Room 122! We will talk about what goes into making a great yearbook, photo taking, and advertising! All grade levels are welcome! Anyone interested in being a part of the club should join the Google Classroom with code xsx4fdxd. 

• Auditions for TETV News anchors will be held this Thursday after school. Interested students should come to the new studio, room 375, right after school where they will read through a news script off of a teleprompter. Auditions will run until late buses at 4pm. Any questions please see Mr. Goric.

• All students interested in joining student council must complete the Candidate Response Form posted in Google Classroom by 9/16. 6th graders that are interested in joining may either fill out the Google Form or complete the paper copy and submit it to the main office by the end of the day on 9/16. Elections will be held during homeroom on 9/23. The Google Classroom code is c6kq7z2a.

• Those auditioning for Spotlight... MUST turn in their permission form by the end of the day Wednesday 9/16.. that is tomorrow. Learning sessions are this Thursday and Friday after school...those interested must attend 1 of these two days.  Also students need to be signed up for the Google Classroom ASAP as all audition materials will be posted there! Any questions please ask Mrs. Lyons or Mr. Poli.

• ALL TEMS students are welcome to join this year's TEMS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Chapter. FBLA members can learn about all sorts of business topics from Entrepreneurship to Word Processing and Accounting and Finance to Spreadsheets as well as Marketing, Networking and Customer Service. Join us for the Fall Leadership Conference and get ready to compete at the Spring Leadership Conference later this year. Learn more about FBLA by joining the Google Classroom using code: arpmyvnd

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Monday, September 14.
   

• It’s time for “this date in history.”  On September 14, 1814, Francis Scott Key penned the poem “the Defence of Fort M’Henry” after being inspired by the sights he saw after a British bombardment of the U.S. in Baltimore during the War of 1812.  This included his sight of a lone U.S. flag still flying at daybreak.  The poem was printed in newspapers and eventually set to an English tune, ironically.  People soon began to refer to the tune as the “Star-Spangled Banner.”  In 1916, President Wilson announced that it should be played at all official events and it eventually became adopted as the national anthem on March 3, 1931. In pop culture, Pop Tarts debuted on September 14, 1964.  The innovative on-the-go breakfast soon became a popular anytime snack and went  on to sell billions annually while revolutionizing how breakfast was viewed by Americans.  On September 14, 1994, acting Commissioner Bud Selig cancelled the rest of the 1994 baseball season, including the World Series, as the players and owners were unable to reach a settlement over their differences.  Let’s hope this does not happen again next season! Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

• And now time for the summer reading raffle. To recognize all the hard work you put in this summer we will be drawing winners out all week. We will start today with ten winners for each grade. Our sixth grade winners are:Cassandra Lee, Avyan Yerragonda, Anshuman Patil, Jackson L, Virat rm 266, Kriday Bharghua, Lia Steer, Mukunth rm 360, Colony rm 230, and Michelle Vargeis. Our seventh grade winners are: Niralya Arunprasath, Aashna Gupta, Aryaden Vikas, Natalie Livach, Daniel G, Hifza Kazi, Riyaan Maity, Nowali Grum, Oscar Soares, and Avianna Lastrins.  Our Eighth grade winners are:  Leo Dojce, Harper Early, Hriya from Navy, Mahek Kamal, Rakshitha, Nathan Barone, Vyom K, Yissa Lin, Ayan Bangre, and Sarah from Navy. Congratulations, winners should report to the office to claim their prizes. Come back tomorrow for another chance to win. Friday we will be giving away one kindle per grade!

• Attention all students interested in being a part of creating this year's yearbook! The Yearbook Club will begin meeting next Thursday 9/17 with Ms. Hanrath in Room 122. We will talk about what goes into making a great yearbook, photo taking, and advertising! All grade levels are welcome! Anyone interested in being a part of the club should join the Google Classroom with code xsx4fdxd.  

• All students interested in joining student council must complete the Candidate Response Form posted in Google Classroom by 9/16. 6th graders that are interested in joining may either fill out the Google Form or complete the paper copy and submit it to the main office by the end of the day on 9/16. Elections will be held during homeroom on 9/23. The Google Classroom code is c6kq7z2a.

• Those auditioning for Spotlight... MUST turn in their permission form by the end of the day Wednesday 9/16.. that is THIS Wednesday. Learning sessions are this Thursday and Friday after school...those interested must attend 1 of these two days.  Also students need to be signed up for the Google Classroom ASAP as all audition materials will be posted there! Any questions please ask Mrs. Lyons or Mr. Poli.

• ALL TEMS students are welcome to join this year's TEMS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Chapter. FBLA members can learn about all sorts of business topics from Entrepreneurship to Word Processing and Accounting and Finance to Spreadsheets as well as Marketing, Networking and Customer Service. Join us for the Fall Leadership Conference and get ready to compete at the Spring Leadership Conference later this year. Learn more about FBLA by joining the Google Classroom using code: arpmyvnd.

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Friday, September 11.
   

• It’s time for “this date in history.”  25 years ago, on September 11, 2001 the world bore witness to one of the most horrific tragedies in the United States.  In what has become known simply as 9/11, nearly 3,000 lives were lost on this fateful date.  As New York’s neighbor, the State of Connecticut was directly impacted by the events of that day as over 100 Connecticut residents were among the victims.  The year after 9/11, the State Department of Energy & Environmental Protection set up a designated area for reflection and remembrance at Sherwood Island State Park in Westport, CT and it serves as our state’s official 9/11 Memorial. There visitors can view the New York City skyline in the direction of where the Twin Towers once stood.  The memorial consists of trees, flowers, benches, and a granite stone containing the Connecticut names to include all the victims who lived, worked, or otherwise had close ties to our state.  On 9/11 a ceremony is held there where the names of the Connecticut victims are read. Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

• A heads up from the IT department…. The TE Chromebook Helpdesk will be CLOSED today 9/11. Again no helpdesk available today.

• Attention all students interested in being a part of creating this year's yearbook! The Yearbook Club will begin meeting next Thursday 9/17 with Ms. Hanrath in Room 122. We will talk about what goes into making a great yearbook, photo taking, and advertising! All grade levels are welcome! Anyone interested in being a part of the club should join the Google Classroom with code xsx4fdxd.  

• All students interested in joining student council must complete the Candidate Response Form posted in Google Classroom by 9/16. 6th graders that are interested in joining may either fill out the Google Form or complete the paper copy and submit it to the main office by the end of the day on 9/16. Elections will be held during homeroom on 9/23. The Google Classroom code is c6kq7z2a.

• We are excited to share an opportunity for our middle school girls to participate in Heart & Sole, a Girls on the Run program designed specifically for students in grades 6–8. Heart & Sole combines physical activity, team-building, and engaging lessons that help girls build confidence, strengthen friendships, develop resilience, and discover their own strengths. The program welcomes girls of all fitness and running abilities—it’s about movement, connection, and empowerment, not how fast you can run! Many of our students participated in the elementary level programs so we are happy to be able to continue this at TEMS. Our fall season begins September 28th, with practices Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30–4:00 PM. Late buses are available. The last session at TEMS will be on November 30th. The season concludes with running the Blue Black Square Mitten Run on December 6th. Registration for the program includes race day registration. Information will be shared with families on Parent Square.

• GOOOOD MORNING TIMOTHY EDWARDS! It is that time of year again!!! Spotlight- T.E.’s Award winning competitive show choir will be holding learning sessions on September 17th and 18th right after school in the theater.This year's show theme is BOY BANDS!!!! Students interested in auditioning for Spotlight must attend at least one of these sessions to learn the dance and vocal audition material. Please see Mr. Poli or Mrs. Lyons for more information and be given the Google Classroom code so you can all the information about this year's season! 

• The P.E. Department is offering 2 sessions of cricket intramurals after school from 2:40-4:05.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Monday sessions will be held on September 14, 28, & October 5, 19 and 26. Thursday sessions will be held September 17, 24 & October 1, 8 and 15. Students can choose ONE session to attend, either Monday or Thursday but not both. Registration will begin @ 6pm on September 8 and continue until 18 spots in each session have filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Baker if you have any questions. 

• The P.E. Department is offering Advanced Badminton Intramurals after school in the main gym from 2:40-4:05 beginning on September 16.  As this is an advanced program, no additional instruction will be provided.  Participants should know how to play, basic rules and scoring.  The format will be doubles open-play.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Sessions will be held on Wednesdays from September 16 until October 14. The registration link will be in Parent Square, and will open at 6pm on September 9 and continue until 30 spots have been filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Hall if you have any questions. 

• ATTENTION ALL TEMS Students: Join the TEMS DEBATE CLUB so you can participate in multiple debate tournaments this year! Our first tournament of the year is NOVEMBER 7th. START TODAY by joining the DEBATE CLUB GOOGLE CLASSROOM using the code: ilrymdbs .Meetings are scheduled for NEW DEBATERS in the next few weeks and experienced debaters will also meet later in September. CHECK the Google Classroom for updates!

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Thursday, September 10.
   

• It’s time for “this date in history.” On September 10, 1942, Connecticut boxer Willie Pep began his rise to stardom after he knocked out featherweight Frankie Franceroni of New Jersey two minutes into the first round, shocking a Madison Square Garden crowd.  Pep would go on to be featherweight champion just two months later.  Pep became a national here and many of his bouts were aired on the radio, emerging as one of the most prolific boxers of his time winning 229 out of 241 bouts.  He was named as the greatest featherweight of the 20th century.  Born in Middletown, CT, he spent the final years of his life in Wethersfield and Rocky Hill, CT.  On this date in 1941, M & M’s were introduced to the American public and became an instant candy hit.  On September 10, 1984 Alex Trebek debuted as the host of the TV game show Jeopardy! and in 1991, Nirvana’s single “Smells Like Teen Spirit” was released. Famous series that launched on this date include The Fresh Prince of Bel Air in 1990 and The X-Files in 1993. Thanks for listening to this date in history.

• A heads up from the IT department…. The TE Chromebook Helpdesk will be CLOSED on Friday 9/11. Again no helpdesk available this Friday.

• Attention all students interested in being a part of creating this year's yearbook! The Yearbook Club will begin meeting next Thursday 9/17 with Ms. Hanrath in Room 122. We will talk about what goes into making a great yearbook, photo taking, and advertising! All grade levels are welcome! Anyone interested in being a part of the club should join the Google Classroom with code xsx4fdxd.  

• All students interested in joining student council must complete the Candidate Response Form posted in Google Classroom by 9/16. 6th graders that are interested in joining may either fill out the Google Form or complete the paper copy and submit it to the main office by the end of the day on 9/16. Elections will be held during homeroom on 9/23. The Google Classroom code is c6kq7z2a.

• We are excited to share an opportunity for our middle school girls to participate in Heart & Sole, a Girls on the Run program designed specifically for students in grades 6–8. Heart & Sole combines physical activity, team-building, and engaging lessons that help girls build confidence, strengthen friendships, develop resilience, and discover their own strengths. The program welcomes girls of all fitness and running abilities—it’s about movement, connection, and empowerment, not how fast you can run! Many of our students participated in the elementary level programs so we are happy to be able to continue this at TEMS. Our fall season begins September 28th, with practices Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30–4:00 PM. Late buses are available. The last session at TEMS will be on November 30th. The season concludes with running the Blue Black Square Mitten Run on December 6th. Registration for the program includes race day registration. Information will be shared with families on ParentSquare.

• GOOOOD MORNING TIMOTHY EDWARDS! It is that time of year again!!! Spotlight- T.E.’s Award winning competitive show choir will be holding learning sessions on September 17th and 18th right after school in the theater.This year's show theme is BOY BANDS!!!! Students interested in auditioning for Spotlight must attend at least one of these sessions to learn the dance and vocal audition material. Please see Mr. Poli or Mrs. Lyons for more information and be given the google classroom code so you can all the information about this year's season! 

• The P.E. Department is offering 2 sessions of cricket intramurals after school from 2:40-4:05.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Monday sessions will be held on September 14, 28, & October 5, 19 and 26. Thursday sessions will be held September 17, 24 & October 1, 8 and 15. Students can choose ONE session to attend, either Monday or Thursday but not both. Registration will begin @ 6pm on September 8 and continue until 18 spots in each session have filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Baker if you have any questions.

• The P.E. Department is offering Advanced Badminton Intramurals after school in the main gym from 2:40-4:05 beginning on September 16.  As this is an advanced program, no additional instruction will be provided.  Participants should know how to play, basic rules and scoring.  The format will be doubles open-play.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Sessions will be held on Wednesdays from September 16 until October 14. The registration link will be in Parent Square, and will open at 6pm on September 9 and continue until 30 spots have been filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Hall if you have any questions. 

• ATTENTION ALL TEMS Students: Join the TEMS DEBATE CLUB so you can participate in multiple debate tournaments this year! Our first tournament of the year is NOVEMBER 7th. START TODAY by joining the DEBATE CLUB GOOGLE CLASSROOM using the code: ilrymdbs .Meetings are scheduled for NEW DEBATERS in the next few weeks and experienced debaters will also meet later in September. CHECK the Google Classroom for updates!

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, September 9.
   

• It’s time for “this date in history.”  On September 9, 1776, the Continental Congress formally declared the name of the new nation to be the “United States of America” replacing the previous name of the “United Colonies.”  On a somewhat connected note, on this date in 1850,  California joined the union as the 31st state.  In pop culture, several iconic series launched on this date including Welcome Back Kotter in 1975 and Band of Brothers in 2001. On September 9, 1990, American Pete Sampras beat fellow American Andre Agassi at the U.S. Open winning his first of what would eventually be 14 Grand Slam titles. Famous birthdays on this date include actor/comedian Adam Sandler, actor Hugh Grant, singers Michael Buble, Lauren Daigle, and Hunter Hayes. Thanks for listening to this date in history.

• All students interested in joining student council must complete the Candidate Response Form posted in Google Classroom by 9/16. 6th graders that are interested in joining may either fill out the Google Form or complete the paper copy and submit it to the main office by the end of the day on 9/16. Elections will be held during homeroom on 9/23. The Google Classroom code is c6kq7z2a.

• The Boys Cross Country practice officially starts today, Wednesday! At the end of the school day, all boys that made the team should go to Mr. Stinchon’s room: Sage hallway room 262.Don’t be late! 

• We are excited to share an opportunity for our middle school girls to participate in Heart & Sole, a Girls on the Run program designed specifically for students in grades 6–8. Heart & Sole combines physical activity, team-building, and engaging lessons that help girls build confidence, strengthen friendships, develop resilience, and discover their own strengths. The program welcomes girls of all fitness and running abilities—it’s about movement, connection, and empowerment, not how fast you can run! Many of our students participated in the elementary level programs so we are happy to be able to continue this at TEMS. Our fall season begins September 28th, with practices Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30–4:00 PM. Late buses are available. The last session at TEMS will be on November 30th. The season concludes with running the Blue Black Square Mitten Run on December 6th. Registration for the program includes race day registration. Information will be shared with families on Parent Square.

• GOOOOD MORNING TIMOTHY EDWARDS! It is that time of year again!!! Spotlight- T.E.’s Award winning competitive show choir will be holding learning sessions on September 17th and 18th right after school in the theater.This year's show theme is BOY BANDS!!!! Students interested in auditioning for Spotlight must attend at least one of these sessions to learn the dance and vocal audition material. Please see Mr. Poli or Mrs. Lyons for more information and be given the google classroom code so you can all the information about this year's season! 

• The P.E. Department is offering 2 sessions of cricket intramurals after school from 2:40-4:05.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Monday sessions will be held on September 14, 28, & October 5, 19 and 26. Thursday sessions will be held September 17, 24 & October 1, 8 and 15. Students can choose ONE session to attend, either Monday or Thursday but not both. Registration will begin @ 6pm on September 8 and continue until 18 spots in each session have filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Baker if you have any questions. 

• The P.E. Department is offering Advanced Badminton Intramurals after school in the main gym from 2:40-4:05 beginning on September 16.  As this is an advanced program, no additional instruction will be provided.  Participants should know how to play, basic rules and scoring.  The format will be doubles open-play.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Sessions will be held on Wednesdays from September 16 until October 14. The registration link will be in Parent Square, and will open at 6pm on September 9 and continue until 30 spots have been filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Hall if you have any questions. 

• ATTENTION ALL TEMS Students: Join the TEMS DEBATE CLUB so you can participate in multiple debate tournaments this year! Our first tournament of the year is NOVEMBER 7th. START TODAY by joining the DEBATE CLUB GOOGLE CLASSROOM using the code: ilrymdbs .Meetings are scheduled for NEW DEBATERS in the next few weeks and experienced debaters will also meet later in September. CHECK the Google Classroom for updates!

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Tuesday, September 8.
   

• It’s time for “this date in history.” On September 8, 1974, Richard Nixon, who had resigned the presidency one month earlier, was pardoned by President Gerald Ford. On September 8, 1957, Althea Gibson became the first Black American woman to win the U.S. Open Women’s title. In pop culture, on September 8, 1966, the first episode of the famous sci-fi series Star Trek aired on American television.  On September 8, 1986, the Oprah Winfrey Show was broadcast nationally for the first time.  Quickly becoming a huge success, the show would help launch Oprah Winfrey as one of the most influential figures of the last few decades. On September 8, 2015, Stephen Colbert debuted as host of the Late Show, replacing long-time host David Letterman.  Famous birthdays on this date include singer Pink and musician Avicii.  Thanks for listening to this date in history.

• We are excited to share an opportunity for our middle school girls to participate in Heart & Sole, a Girls on the Run program designed specifically for students in grades 6–8. Heart & Sole combines physical activity, team-building, and engaging lessons that help girls build confidence, strengthen friendships, develop resilience, and discover their own strengths. The program welcomes girls of all fitness and running abilities—it’s about movement, connection, and empowerment, not how fast you can run! Many of our students participated in the elementary level programs so we are happy to be able to continue this at TEMS. Our fall season begins September 28th, with practices Mondays and Wednesdays from 2:30–4:00 PM. Late buses are available. The last session at TEMS will be on November 30th. The season concludes with running the Blue Black Square Mitten Run on December 6th. Registration for the program includes race day registration. Information will be shared with families on Parent Square.

• Attention all boys and girls that tried out for the cross country team.At the end of the school day, please come by the library to pick up your letters to see if you made the team. Once you pick them up, please head out to your bus or transportation.The first practice is Wednesday, September 9th! Any questions, see Coach Stinchon, Coach Edwards or Coach Moore. 

• GOOOOD MORNING TIMOTHY EDWARDS! It is that time of year again!!! Spotlight- T.E.’s Award winning competitive show choir will be holding learning sessions on September 17th and 18th right after school in the theater.This year's show theme is BOY BANDS!!!! Students interested in auditioning for Spotlight must attend at least one of these sessions to learn the dance and vocal audition material. Please see Mr. Poli or Mrs. Lyons for more information and be given the Google Classroom code so you can all the information about this year's season! 

• The P.E. Department is offering 2 sessions of cricket intramurals after school from 2:40-4:05.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Monday sessions will be held on September 14, 28, & October 5, 19 and 26. Thursday sessions will be held September 17, 24 & October 1, 8 and 15. Students can choose ONE session to attend, either Monday or Thursday but not both. Registration will begin @ 6pm on September 8 and continue until 18 spots in each session have filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Baker if you have any questions. 

• The P.E. Department is offering Advanced Badminton Intramurals after school in the main gym from 2:40-4:05 beginning on September 16.  As this is an advanced program, no additional instruction will be provided.  Participants should know how to play, basic rules and scoring.  The format will be doubles open-play.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Sessions will be held on Wednesdays from September 16 until October 14. The registration link will be in Parent Square, and will open at 6pm on September 9 and continue until 30 spots have been filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Hall if you have any questions. 

• ATTENTION ALL TEMS Students: Join the TEMS DEBATE CLUB so you can participate in multiple debate tournaments this year! Our first tournament of the year is NOVEMBER 7th. START TODAY by joining the DEBATE CLUB GOOGLE CLASSROOM using the code: ilrymdbs. Meetings are scheduled for NEW DEBATERS in the next few weeks and experienced debaters will also meet later in September. CHECK the Google Classroom for updates!

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Friday, September 4.
   

• It’s time for “this date in history.”  We begin with George Eastman who patented the Kodak camera on this date in 1888–within a year more than 5,000 cameras were sold and the Kodak name became synonymous with photography.  On September 4, 1951, President Harry Truman’s opening speech before a conference in San Francisco was shown across the nation, marking the first time a television program was broadcast from coast to coast.  Speaking of broadcasts, on September 4, 1972, The Price is Right aired with its host Bob Barker and became a huge hit going on to become one of the longest running game shows on American television.  On September 4, 1998, the American search engine Google Inc. was formally established as its founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page filed incorporation papers.  On this day in 2002, singer Kelly Clarkson became the first winner of the reality TV series American Idol. Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

• The P.E. Department is offering 2 sessions of cricket intramurals after school from 2:40-4:05.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Monday sessions will be held on September 14, 28, & October 5, 19 and 26. Thursday sessions will be held September 17, 24 & October 1, 8 and 15. Students can choose ONE session to attend, either Monday or Thursday but not both. Registration will be posted on ParentSquare and will begin @ 6pm on September 8 and continue until 18 spots in each session have filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Baker if you have any questions. 

• The P.E. Department is offering Advanced Badminton Intramurals after school in the main gym from 2:40-4:05 beginning on September 16.  As this is an advanced program, no additional instruction will be provided.  Participants should know how to play, basic rules and scoring.  The format will be doubles open-play.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Sessions will be held on Wednesdays from September 16 until October 14. The registration link will be in Parent Square, and will open at 6pm on September 9 and continue until 30 spots have been filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Hall if you have any questions. 

• ATTENTION ALL TEMS Students: Join the TEMS DEBATE CLUB so you can participate in multiple debate tournaments this year! Our first tournament of the year is NOVEMBER 7th. START TODAY by joining the DEBATE CLUB GOOGLE CLASSROOM using the code: ilrymdbs .Meetings are scheduled for NEW DEBATERS in the next few weeks and experienced debaters will also meet later in September. CHECK the Google Classroom for updates!

•  All TEMS students that are interested in representing their peers, sharing student ideas and concerns, and helping plan activities and events to make the school community better are invited to join Mrs. Zito and Ms. Marcella for a Student Council informational meeting on September 2nd  2:45-3:15 PM in room 311. Please join the Google Classroom with the code: c6kq7z2a and fill out the interest form BEFORE the meeting. We are looking forward to seeing you there!

• Attention all girls trying out for the field hockey team-This is a reminder that tryouts will go until 4:30 today.

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Thursday, September 3.
   
• It’s time for “this date in history.” On September 3, 1783, the Treaty of Paris was signed between Britain and the United States effectively ending the Revolutionary War.  Speaking of the Revolutionary War, on September 3, 1824 Connecticut welcomed the Marquis de Lafayette.  By 1824, Lafayette was the only surviving Major General from the Revolutionary War and had celebrity status across a very young America.  During his “Last Man” tour, Lafayette visited all 24 American states and today countless streets, public plazas, buildings, and schools carry his name.  On this date in 1894, Labor Day was celebrated as a legal holiday in the United States for the first time. On September 3, 1919, President Woodrow Wilson began his nationwide tour promoting the League of Nations, an international organization that the United States would ultimately never end up joining. Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

• The P.E. Department is offering 2 sessions of cricket intramurals after school from 2:40-4:05.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Monday sessions will be held on September 14, 28, & October 5, 19 and 26. Thursday sessions will be held September 17, 24 & October 1, 8 and 15. Students can choose ONE session to attend, either Monday or Thursday but not both. Registration will begin @ 6pm on September 8 and continue until 18 spots in each session have filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Baker if you have any questions. 

• The P.E. Department is offering Advanced Badminton Intramurals after school in the main gym from 2:40-4:05 beginning on September 16.  As this is an advanced program, no additional instruction will be provided.  Participants should know how to play, basic rules and scoring.  The format will be doubles open-play.  All sessions will be held on late bus days. Sessions will be held on Wednesdays from September 16 until October 14. The registration link will be in Parent Square, and will open at 6pm on September 9 and continue until 30 spots have been filled. REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE once all the registration spots are filled. Please contact Mrs. Hall if you have any questions. 

• ATTENTION ALL TEMS Students: Join the TEMS DEBATE CLUB so you can participate in multiple debate tournaments this year! Our first tournament of the year is NOVEMBER 7th. START TODAY by joining the DEBATE CLUB GOOGLE CLASSROOM using the code: Ilrymdbs. Meetings are scheduled for NEW DEBATERS in the next few weeks and experienced debaters will also meet later in September. CHECK the Google Classroom for updates!

•  All TEMS students that are interested in representing their peers, sharing student ideas and concerns, and helping plan activities and events to make the school community better are invited to join Mrs. Zito and Ms. Marcella for a Student Council informational meeting on September 2nd  2:45-3:15 PM in room 311. Please join the Google Classroom with the code: c6kq7z2a and fill out the interest form BEFORE the meeting. We are looking forward to seeing you there!

• All boys and girls trying out for cross-country today, Thursday,  should report to the small gym following the end of the school day. Again, Cross country will meet in the small gym after school.

• Boys and Girls soccer tryouts today are for 7th and 8th graders.  After changing for tryouts in the locker rooms, meet in the main gym with Mr. Chandler and Mrs. Giaccone after school.  All players must be registered and have a physician statement on file in order to try out.  Any 6th grader who tried out yesterday, please go to the library after school to pick up your letter.  Any questions please see Mr. Chandler or Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym.

• Attention all girls trying out for field hockey.  You must be registered online and have a physician's note by Friday August 31st in order to try out.Tryouts for ALL players will be Sept. 2-4 Tryouts will be from 2:40-4:00 each day. Players should report to the main gym after school each day and have a ride home at 4:00.

  Participants must have all: required forms, water, shin guards, sneakers,  mouth guard and eye protection.  Sticks can be provided if needed. If you have any questions please see Mrs. Custer in the main gym or Mr. Wilkinson in room 112.

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, September 2.
   

• It’s time for “this date in history.” On September 2, 1789, The United States Treasury was founded.  George Washington appointed Alexander Hamilton to serve as the first ever Secretary of the Treasury, a position he would serve until 1795.  On September 2, 1969, America’s first ATM machine made its debut courtesy of Chemical Bank in Rockville Centre, New York.  Seen as revolutionary at the time, the ATM machine would change the concept of banking and by the 1980s, they had become part of banking practices across the nation.  Famous birthdays on this date include sportscaster Terry Bradshaw and actors Salma Hayek and Keanu Reeves.  And, in 1995, the Macarena was Billboard’s # 1 song for the 14th consecutive week. Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

•  All TEMS students that are interested in representing their peers, sharing student ideas and concerns, and helping plan activities and events to make the school community better are invited to join Mrs. Zito and Ms. Marcella for a Student Council informational meeting on September 2nd  2:45-3:15 PM in room 311. Please join the Google Classroom with the code: c6kq7z2a and fill out the interest form BEFORE the meeting. We are looking forward to seeing you there! 7th and 8th graders who participated in Student Council last year, please check the Student Council Google Classroom for an important message. 

• Attention all boys and girls trying out for the cross-sountry team: Tryouts will now be held Wednesday, September 2nd, and Thursday, September 3rd, weather permitting.Please plan accordingly. Tryouts will end at 4:30 p.m. All athletes should have a ride ready and waiting at 4:30 p.m. There is no late bus available.Thank you, and we’ll see everyone tomorrow!

• Boys and girls soccer tryouts for 6th graders are today after school.  If you are registered for tryouts and in 6th grade, please meet Mr. Chandler and Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym after school.  A physician statement must be on file in order to try out.  All your belongings will be left in the locker room and do not wear your soccer shoes in the building.Tryouts for 7th and 8th graders are tomorrow after school.  Any questions, please see Mr. Chandler or Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym.

• Attention all girls trying out for field hockey.  You must be registered online and have a physician's note by Friday August 31st in order to try out.  Tryouts for all NEW players will be on September 1st. Tryouts for ALL players will be Sept. 2-4. Tryouts will be from 2:40-4:00 each day. Players should report to the main gym after school each day and have a ride home at 4:00.  Participants must have all: required forms, water, shin guards, sneakers, mouth guard and eye protection.  Sticks can be provided if needed. If you have any questions please see Mrs. Custer in the main gym or Mr. Wilkinson in room 112

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Tuesday, September 1.
   

• It’s time for “this date in history.”  On September 1st, 1903, the first U.S. license plate was issued.  This took place in the state of Massachusetts. The state passed a provision to create an automobile department requiring car owners to register their cars and pay a $2.00 annual fee for posting a license plate on their car.  On this date in 1952, Life magazine published Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea, his last major work of fiction.  It was also released as a book and would earn Hemingway a Pulitzer Prize in 1953.  On September 1, 1972, Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky to become the first native-born American to hold the title of world chess champion. And, finally on September 1st, 1985 a combined U.S.-French expedition located the wreckage of the famous cruiseliner the Titanic, 73 years after it hit an iceberg and sank into the waters of the Atlantic.  Thanks for listening to this date in history. 

•  All TEMS students that are interested in representing their peers, sharing student ideas and concerns, and helping plan activities and events to make the school community better are invited to join Mrs. Zito and Ms. Marcella for a Student Council informational meeting on September 2nd  2:45-3:15 PM in room 311. Please join the Google Classroom with the code: c6kq7z2a and fill out the interest form BEFORE the meeting. We are looking forward to seeing you there! 7th and 8th graders who participated in Student Council last year, please check the Student Council Google Classroom for an important message. 

• Attention all boys and girls trying out for the cross-country team:Due to today’s weather forecast, there will be no tryouts today, Tuesday, September 1st. Please go home using your regular transportation.Tryouts will now be held Wednesday, September 2nd, and Thursday, September 3rd, weather permitting.Please plan accordingly. Tryouts will end at 4:30 p.m. All athletes should have a ride ready and waiting at 4:30 p.m. There is no late bus available.Thank you, and we’ll see everyone tomorrow!

• Any boys registered for the Boys TE Soccer team, please listen carefully to the tryout details for next week.Once school is released, please meet Mr. Chandler in the main gym.  Bring soccer shoes, shin guards, and water. Tryouts will end at 4:00 each day and you must have a ride home for 4:00.

  • On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are for 6th graders only 

  • On Wednesday, tryouts are for 7th and 8th graders only

  • On Thursday tryouts will be for 7th and 8th grades as well as select 6th graders

  • Please note, you will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physician's statement on file with the nurse or front office.  Many of you do not have your statement on file. All the information is listed on the Athletics' website or you can see Mr. Chandler in the main gym for additional information.

• Attention Girls Trying Out for TE Soccer!If you signed up for the Girls TE Soccer team, please pay close attention to the tryout information for next week. Here is the tryout schedule for next week. On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are only for 6th graders. On Wednesday, tryouts are only for 7th and 8th graders. On Thursday, tryouts will be for 7th and 8th graders, plus some selected 6th graders. If we need an extra day of tryouts on Friday, you will find out on Thursday. When school gets out, you need to meet Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Make sure you bring your soccer cleats, shin guards, and a water bottle. Tryouts will end at 4:00 PM each day, so you must have a ride ready to pick you up at 4:00. This is very important: You will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physical form from your doctor on file with the nurse or front office. Right now, many players are missing this form, so please check on it as soon as possible.If you have any questions, you can check the Athletics website or talk to Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Good luck! 

• Attention all girls trying out for field hockey.  You must be registered online and have a physician's note by Friday August 31st in order to try out.  Tryouts for all NEW players will be on September 1st. Tryouts for ALL players will be Sept. 2-4. Tryouts will be from 2:40-4:00 each day. Players should report to the main gym after school each day and have a ride home at 4:00.  Participants must have all: required forms, water, shin guards, sneakers, mouth guard and eye protection.  Sticks can be provided if needed. If you have any questions please see Mrs. Custer in the main gym or Mr. Wilkinson in room 112

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Monday, August 31.
   
• It’s time for “this date in history.” On this date in 1897, Thomas Edison received a patent for his movie camera–the Kinetograph.  At the time, several efforts were made by multiple inventors and movie companies to progress the motion pictures business. Edison’s efforts to be in the film industry would dissolve after several years, multiple patent disputes, and a strong Supreme Court ruling against Edison and his Motion Pictures Patents Company. In political news, on this date in 1935 Franklin Roosevelt signed the Neutrality Act which stated that the U.S. would remain neutral in the event of any conflicts. Geared mostly toward the rising tensions in Europe at the time, the United States would eventually be drawn into World War Two in December of 1941. Famous birthdays on this date include actor/comedian Chris Tucker, actor Richard Gere, and singer Debbie Gibson. Thanks for listening to this date in history.
   

• All TEMS students that are interested in representing their peers, sharing student ideas and concerns, and helping plan activities and events to make the school community better are invited to join Mrs. Zito and Ms. Marcella for a Student Council informational meeting on September 2nd  2:45-3:15 PM in room 311. Please join the Google Classroom with the code: c6kq7z2a and fill out the interest form BEFORE the meeting. We are looking forward to seeing you there! 7th and 8th graders who participated in Student Council last year, please check the Student Council Google Classroom for an important message.

• Cross-Country Tryouts: Boys’ and girls’ cross-country tryouts are on Tuesday, September 1, and Wednesday, September 2, ending at 4:30 p.m. Athletes must attend both days and should bring water, running shoes, and a change of clothes. There are no late bus available, so athletes must be picked up promptly at 4:30 p.m.All forms must be completed and submitted to the nurse before tryouts. Meet in the small gym before heading outside. Questions? See Mr. Stinchon, Ms. Edwards, or Mr. Moore.

• Any boys registered for the Boys TE Soccer team, please listen carefully to the tryout details for next week. Once school is released, please meet Mr. Chandler in the main gym.  Bring soccer shoes, shin guards, and water. Tryouts will end at 4:00 each day and you must have a ride home for 4:00.

  • On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are for 6th graders only.  

  • On Wednesday, tryouts are for 7th and 8th graders only.

  • On Thursday tryouts will be for 7th and 8th grades as well as select 6th graders.

  • Please note, you will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physician's statement on file with the nurse or front office.  Many of you do not have your statement on file. All the information is listed on the Athletics' website or you can see Mr. Chandler in the main gym for additional information.

• Attention Girls Trying Out for TE Soccer! If you signed up for the Girls TE Soccer team, please pay close attention to the tryout information for next week. Here is the tryout schedule for next week. On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are only for 6th graders. On Wednesday, tryouts are only for 7th and 8th graders. On Thursday, tryouts will be for 7th and 8th graders, plus some selected 6th graders. If we need an extra day of tryouts on Friday, you will find out on Thursday. When school gets out, you need to meet Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Make sure you bring your soccer cleats, shin guards, and a water bottle. Tryouts will end at 4:00 PM each day, so you must have a ride ready to pick you up at 4:00. This is very important: You will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physical form from your doctor on file with the nurse or front office. Right now, many players are missing this form, so please check on it as soon as possible.If you have any questions, you can check the Athletics website or talk to Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Good luck! 

• Attention all girls trying out for field hockey.  You must be registered online and have a physician's note by Friday, August 31st in order to try out. Tryouts for all NEW players will be on September 1st. Tryouts for ALL players will be Sept. 2-4. Tryouts will be from 2:40-4:00 each day. Players should report to the main gym after school each day and have a ride home at 4:00.  Participants must have: required forms, water, shin guards, sneakers,  mouth guard and eye protection. Sticks can be provided if needed. 

• If you have any questions please see Mrs. Custer in the main gym or Mr. Wilkinson in room 112.

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Friday, August 28.
   
• It’s time for “this date in history.” On August 28, 1775 the man responsible for one of the most famous signatures in U.S. History was married.  Surrounded by family and friends, John Hancock married his fiance Dorothy Quinn at the Thaddeus Burr house right here  in Fairfield, Connecticut. Immediately after the wedding, the couple traveled to Philadelphia where John Hancock resumed his duties as President of the Second Continental Congress and, less than one year later, put his soon to be famous signature on the Declaration of Independence.  Also, on August 28, 1963, well over 200,000 people marched on Washington D.C. where Martin Luther King Jr. would deliver his famous “I Have a Dream” speech; both the March on Washington and his speech would become iconic symbols of the civil rights movement. In pop culture, on this date in 1898 Pepsi-Cola was born.  Originally named “Brad’s Drink”, it was renamed Pepsi-Cola and, like many tonics and potions at the time, was said to have “delicious and healthful benefits.” A famous rival to Coca-Cola, Pepsi consistently ranks as one of the most popular soft drinks in the world. Thanks for listening to this date in history. 
   

• All TEMS students that are interested in representing their peers, sharing student ideas and concerns, and helping plan activities and events to make the school community better are invited to join Mrs. Zito and Ms. Marcella for a Student Council informational meeting on September 2nd  2:45-3:15 PM in room 311. Please join the Google Classroom with the code: c6kq7z2a and fill out the interest form BEFORE the meeting. We are looking forward to seeing you there! 7th and 8th graders who participated in Student Council last year, please check the Student Council Google Classroom for an important message.

• Cross-Country Tryouts: Boys’ and girls’ cross-country tryouts are on Tuesday, September 1, and Wednesday, September 2, ending at 4:30 p.m. Athletes must attend both days and should bring water, running shoes, and a change of clothes. There are no late bus available, so athletes must be picked up promptly at 4:30 p.m.All forms must be completed and submitted to the nurse before tryouts. Meet in the small gym before heading outside. Questions? See Mr. Stinchon, Ms. Edwards, or Mr. Moore.

• Any boys registered for the Boys TE Soccer team, please listen carefully to the tryout details for next week. Once school is released, please meet Mr. Chandler in the main gym.  Bring soccer shoes, shin guards, and water. Tryouts will end at 4:00 each day and you must have a ride home for 4:00.

  • On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are for 6th graders only.  

  • On Wednesday, tryouts are for 7th and 8th graders only.

  • On Thursday tryouts will be for 7th and 8th grades as well as select 6th graders.

  • Please note, you will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physician's statement on file with the nurse or front office.  Many of you do not have your statement on file. All the information is listed on the Athletics' website or you can see Mr. Chandler in the main gym for additional information.

• Attention Girls Trying Out for TE Soccer! If you signed up for the Girls TE Soccer team, please pay close attention to the tryout information for next week. Here is the tryout schedule for next week. On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are only for 6th graders. On Wednesday, tryouts are only for 7th and 8th graders. On Thursday, tryouts will be for 7th and 8th graders, plus some selected 6th graders. If we need an extra day of tryouts on Friday, you will find out on Thursday. When school gets out, you need to meet Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Make sure you bring your soccer cleats, shin guards, and a water bottle. Tryouts will end at 4:00 PM each day, so you must have a ride ready to pick you up at 4:00. This is very important: You will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physical form from your doctor on file with the nurse or front office. Right now, many players are missing this form, so please check on it as soon as possible.If you have any questions, you can check the Athletics website or talk to Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Good luck! 

• Attention all girls trying out for field hockey.  You must be registered online and have a physician's note by Friday, August 31st in order to try out. Tryouts for all NEW players will be on September 1st. Tryouts for ALL players will be Sept. 2-4. Tryouts will be from 2:40-4:00 each day. Players should report to the main gym after school each day and have a ride home at 4:00.  Participants must have: required forms, water, shin guards, sneakers,  mouth guard and eye protection. Sticks can be provided if needed. 

• If you have any questions please see Mrs. Custer in the main gym or Mr. Wilkinson in room 112.

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• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Thursday, August 27.
   
• It’s time for “this date in history.” On this date in 1942, Yale University made medical history by administering the first use of intravenous chemotherapy as a cancer treatment in the United States. Today, this form of therapy is one of the most universally prescribed treatments for cancer around the world.  On August 27, 2008 Barack Obama became the first Black American to be nominated for the presidency by either major party; he later defeated Republican, John McCain to win the presidency. In pop culture, on this date in 1964 the musical “Mary Poppins” premiered. A beloved work by many, Mary Poppins was nominated for 13 Academy Awards, winning 5 of them.  A famous birthday on this date  includes Lyndon B. Johnson, (the 36th U.S. President). Thanks for listening to this date in history. 
   

•  All TEMS students that are interested in representing their peers, sharing student ideas and concerns, and helping plan activities and events to make the school community better are invited to join Mrs. Zito and Ms. Marcella for a Student Council informational meeting on September 2nd  2:45-3:15 PM in room 311. Please join the Google Classroom with the code: c6kq7z2a and fill out the interest form BEFORE the meeting. We are looking forward to seeing you there! 7th and 8th graders who participated in Student Council last year, please check the Student Council Google Classroom for an important message.

• Cross-Country Tryouts: Boys’ and girls’ cross-country tryouts are on Tuesday, September 1, and Wednesday, September 2, ending at 4:30 p.m. Athletes must attend both days and should bring water, running shoes, and a change of clothes. There are no late bus available, so athletes must be picked up promptly at 4:30 p.m.All forms must be completed and submitted to the nurse before tryouts. Meet in the small gym before heading outside. Questions? See Mr. Stinchon, Ms. Edwards, or Mr. Moore.

• Any boys registered for the Boys TE Soccer team, please listen carefully to the tryout details for next week. Once school is released, please meet Mr. Chandler in the main gym.  Bring soccer shoes, shin guards, and water. Tryouts will end at 4:00 each day and you must have a ride home for 4:00.

  • On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are for 6th graders only.  

  • On Wednesday, tryouts are for 7th and 8th graders only.

  • On Thursday tryouts will be for 7th and 8th grades as well as select 6th graders.

  • Please note, you will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physician's statement on file with the nurse or front office.  Many of you do not have your statement on file. All the information is listed on the Athletics' website or you can see Mr. Chandler in the main gym for additional information.

• Attention Girls Trying Out for TE Soccer! If you signed up for the Girls TE Soccer team, please pay close attention to the tryout information for next week. Here is the tryout schedule for next week. On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are only for 6th graders. On Wednesday, tryouts are only for 7th and 8th graders. On Thursday, tryouts will be for 7th and 8th graders, plus some selected 6th graders. If we need an extra day of tryouts on Friday, you will find out on Thursday. When school gets out, you need to meet Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Make sure you bring your soccer cleats, shin guards, and a water bottle. Tryouts will end at 4:00 PM each day, so you must have a ride ready to pick you up at 4:00. This is very important: You will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physical form from your doctor on file with the nurse or front office. Right now, many players are missing this form, so please check on it as soon as possible.If you have any questions, you can check the Athletics website or talk to Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Good luck! 

• Attention all girls trying out for field hockey.  You must be registered online and have a physician's note by Friday, August 31st in order to try out. Tryouts for all NEW players will be on September 1st. Tryouts for ALL players will be Sept. 2-4. Tryouts will be from 2:40-4:00 each day. Players should report to the main gym after school each day and have a ride home at 4:00.  Participants must have: required forms, water, shin guards, sneakers,  mouth guard and eye protection. Sticks can be provided if needed. 

• If you have any questions please see Mrs. Custer in the main gym or Mr. Wilkinson in room 112.

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• Connect with TE thru Social Media! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or X. Get the latest TE News and announcements.

Click Here to watch the TETV News Live! Stream will start at 7:30, news begins at 8:00 am. 

• Good morning everyone, please stand for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Welcome back to another edition of TETV Morning News. Today is Wednesday, August 26.
   

• In the spirit of our continual recognition of the 250th anniversary of America, it’s time for “this date in history.”  On August 26, 1818, delegates to the state’s first ever Constitutional Convention gathered at the State House in Hartford for the first time to restructure Connecticut’s state government.  The task involved writing the state’s first formal written constitution.  Though Connecticut was no stranger to a constitution since it was where the Fundamental Orders were first written, much time had elapsed since they were first written. And, at the time, the United States didn’t even exist.  Hence, by 1818 it was time for an overhaul. By October of 1818, Connecticut had its first written constitution.  Also, on this date in 1920, the 19th Amendment guaranteeing women the right to vote was formally adopted into the U.S. Constitution. Famous birthdays on this date include mathematician Katherine Johnson, actress Melissa McCarthy, and Geraldine Ferraro the first woman to run for Vice President on a major party ticket. Thanks for listening to this date in history. 
  
  Cross-Country Tryouts: Boys’ and girls’ cross-country tryouts are on Tuesday, September 1, and Wednesday, September 2, ending at 4:30 p.m. Athletes must attend both days and should bring water, running shoes, and a change of clothes. There are no late bus available, so athletes must be picked up promptly at 4:30 p.m.All forms must be completed and submitted to the nurse before tryouts. Meet in the small gym before heading outside. Questions? See Mr. Stinchon, Ms. Edwards, or Mr. Moore.

• Any boys registered for the Boys TE Soccer team, please listen carefully to the tryout details for next week. Once school is released, please meet Mr. Chandler in the main gym.  Bring soccer shoes, shin guards, and water. Tryouts will end at 4:00 each day and you must have a ride home for 4:00.

  • On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are for 6th graders only.  

  • On Wednesday, tryouts are for 7th and 8th graders only.

  • On Thursday tryouts will be for 7th and 8th grades as well as select 6th graders.

  • Please note, you will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physician's statement on file with the nurse or front office.  Many of you do not have your statement on file. All the information is listed on the Athletics' website or you can see Mr. Chandler in the main gym for additional information.

• Attention Girls Trying Out for TE Soccer! If you signed up for the Girls TE Soccer team, please pay close attention to the tryout information for next week. Here is the tryout schedule for next week. On Tuesday, September 1st, tryouts are only for 6th graders. On Wednesday, tryouts are only for 7th and 8th graders. On Thursday, tryouts will be for 7th and 8th graders, plus some selected 6th graders. If we need an extra day of tryouts on Friday, you will find out on Thursday. When school gets out, you need to meet Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Make sure you bring your soccer cleats, shin guards, and a water bottle. Tryouts will end at 4:00 PM each day, so you must have a ride ready to pick you up at 4:00. This is very important: You will not be allowed to try out if you do not have a physical form from your doctor on file with the nurse or front office. Right now, many players are missing this form, so please check on it as soon as possible.If you have any questions, you can check the Athletics website or talk to Mrs. Giaccone in the main gym. Good luck! 

• Attention all girls trying out for field hockey.  You must be registered online and have a physician's note by Friday, August 31st in order to try out. Tryouts for all NEW players will be on September 1st. Tryouts for ALL players will be Sept. 2-4. Tryouts will be from 2:40-4:00 each day. Players should report to the main gym after school each day and have a ride home at 4:00.  Participants must have: required forms, water, shin guards, sneakers,  mouth guard and eye protection. Sticks can be provided if needed. 

• If you have any questions please see Mrs. Custer in the main gym or Mr. Wilkinson in room 112.

• Click Here to Recommend Music for the TETV News. 

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