Timothy EdwardsMiddle School

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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, April 30.

• The PE dept. will be hosting Badminton intramurals on May 7, 14, 22, and 28th.  Signups will go LIVE on May 1st at 5:00pm and will be shut down after the first 40 registrants. Any questions please see Mrs. Custer or Mrs. Baker.

•  Next week is teacher appreciation week! To celebrate, student council and the PTO are sponsoring a letter writing campaign. Get a template from your homeroom teacher or use a blank piece of paper to write or draw a card for a teacher that has made an impact on you. Bring your completed creations to the box in the main office for student council to deliver next week. Help us reach our goal of giving a letter to every teacher! 

•  Attention all 8th Grade Band members; please remember that we have a FULL BAND concert dress rehearsal on stage during your second encore today.  Please report directly to the band room to get your instrument and then go immediately to the stage. 

•  SAGA will be meeting tomorrow after school in Ms. Carver’s room until 4:00 PM! With only two meetings left this school year, now’s the perfect time to stop by if you’ve been thinking about checking it out. We’ll have snacks and a fun spring activity ready for you. Come make new friends, find community, and have some fun with your fellow TE Cougars! If you have any questions, reach out to Ms. Carver or Mrs. Reed. We hope to see you there!

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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, April 29.

• The PE dept. will be hosting Badminton intramurals on May 7, 14, 22, and 28th.  Signups will go LIVE on May 1st at 5:00pm and will be shut down after the first 40 registrants. Any questions please see Mrs. Custer or Mrs. Baker.

•  Next week is teacher appreciation week! To celebrate, student council and the PTO are sponsoring a letter writing campaign. Get a template from your homeroom teacher or use a blank piece of paper to write or draw a card for a teacher that has made an impact on you. Bring your completed creations to the box in the main office for student council to deliver next week. Help us reach our goal of giving a letter to every teacher!

•  ALL EXCEL Classes are canceled for today {Monday April 28th}. Students who typically see Mr. Smith-Horn during WIN periods should remain on team during today's WIN period.

•  The softball team faced their first defeat of the season yesterday, falling to Sage Park Middle School with a score of 5 to 2. TE began to rally in the fifth inning, but it was too late to change the outcome. Sage Park scored all their runs in the first inning, while TE managed one run in both the fifth and sixth innings. Despite the loss, the pitcher-catcher duo of Josie Tomkunas and Riley Quigley delivered an impressive defensive performance. Center fielder Isis Hollister made several outstanding catches that prevented runs from scoring, and shortstop Lila Sheridan executed some excellent plays. On the offensive side, Claire Kaminski hit a triple in her first at-bat and followed up with another hit, finishing the game with a 2 for 3 performance. Lila Sheridan also batted 2 for 3, while Gabby Nisyrios and Katelyn Bousquet each contributed a hit. Come out and support the Lady Cougars as they take on Windsor Locks Middle School today at TE, starting at 3:45 PM. Good luck, ladies!

•  The boys track team hosted their first home meet yesterday at South Windsor High School. Facing tough competitors Illing and Vernon, the boys knew they had to give it their all. Lead by an extremely well round group of 8th graders, the Cougars were able to secure the win: 63-42 over Illing, and 83-23 over Vernon. The field events were once again no problem for the Cougars. Sujay, Dillon L, Sharaj, and Jojo Flor swept in the shot put - totally dominating the competition. Gavin W., Brooklyn K, and Liam S. brought in crucial points in the jumping events. In the track events, it was all about the relays. Illing and Vernon did not stand a chance against the 4x400 and 4x800 relay teams - shout out to Kyle M, Musa R, Justin Jin, Adam E, Connor Hall, Evan Taylor, and Aiden Pilatti. And of course we can't leave out all the fun that came out of the hurdles. 6th grader Caiden Green ran an astonishing time of 8.97 seconds, making him the #5 fastest in all of TE history...in only his second meet EVER! Vedanth M and Logan Jackson also had impressive speed in the event. The Cougars hope to repeat their victory in their next home meet next Monday!

•  Yesterday, your TEMS Cougars baseball team traveled to Manchester and defeated the Illing Rams, securing an impressive 11-0 shutout victory!  Brody Kelly was a force on the mound, pitching five strong innings, allowing only one hit, and striking out an incredible 10 batters. The Rams simply couldn't touch him!  The Cougars' dominance didn't stop there. Torin Edwards came in to pitch the 6th and struck out the side! Connor Moskites followed suit in the 7th, also striking out all three batters he faced. That's a combined 16 strikeouts out of 21 outs for the Cougars pitching staff!  Aiden Silvestro continued his outstanding work behind the plate, calling a great game. The Cougars' offense was just as impressive. They had a runner in scoring position every single inning, putting constant pressure on the Rams. They jumped out to an early lead in the first and never looked back. Colin LeDoux led the charge with three singles, while Ryan Browning blasted a double and drove in two runs. The Cougars also showed great patience at the plate, drawing twelve walks, four of them by Torin Edwards. Corbyn Falco, Nidal Elder, and Will Baron also contributed with hits. In the post game interview, Coach S. stated, “Our pitching staff was unhittable today and the offense showed discipline at the plate as we earned a great team win on the road."  Now 6-0 on the season, the first place Cougars head to East Hartford on Friday for a showdown against the second-place Falcons.

•  The girl's track team had an amazing performance yesterday, winning their meet against both Illing and Vernon! They defeated Illing with a score of 68–37 and Vernon 88–17. Way to go, ladies! Here are some highlights from the meet: Harper Kelly took 1st place in the 100-meter dash, beating 26 other athletes! Elise Glunt, Megan Davis, and Arianna Wilson each jumped over 12 feet in the long jump! In shot put, it was a quadruple threat with Emily Keegan, Madison Carpenter, Iulia Luangpraseuth, and Emmi Tushe sweeping the top four spots! Sarah Krivickas, Julia Bryson, and Elise Glunt dominated in the hurdles event! And in the 1600-meter race, Greta Johnson crushed the competition, taking 1st place and finishing 10 seconds ahead of everyone else! Awesome job, ladies! Their next meet is Monday at SWHS — let’s show up and cheer them on to another victory!

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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, April 28.

• The PE dept. will be hosting Badminton intramurals on May 7, 14, 22, and 28th.  Signups will go LIVE on May 1st at 5:00pm and will be shut down after the first 40 registrants. Any questions please see Mrs. Custer or Mrs. Baker.

• Out of the Blue will meet after school today in room 222.  Ms. Olsen looks forward to seeing you there.

•  ALL EXCEL Classes are canceled for today {Monday April 28th}. Students who typically see Mr. Smith-Horn during WIN periods should remain on team during today's WIN period.

•  The softball team had an incredible hitting spree on Friday against Suffield Middle School, finishing with a score of 34-0! On the defensive side, pitcher Josie Tomkunas threw a no-hitter and also had a fantastic batting performance, going 5 for 6. The team was on fire at the plate, with Riley Quigley, Claire Kaminski, Lila Sheridan, Katie Hubbard, Rylie Goudreault, Meghan Donovan, Isis Hollister, and Emma Rutkauskas all contributing singles. Raegan Burnham and Meghan Donovan each added a couple of doubles, and Gabby Nisyrios hit her first home run of the season! Today, TE will travel to Sage Park Middle School in Windsor, where they'll face the team that beat them in the CRAL finals last season. Good luck, ladies!

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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, April 25.

• The PE dept. will be hosting Badminton intramurals on May 7, 14, 22, and 28th.  Signups will go LIVE on May 1st at 5:00pm and will be shut down after the first 40 registrants. Any questions please see Mrs. Custer or Mrs. Baker.

•  Out of the Blue will meet after school this coming Monday April 28.  Ms. Olsen looks forward to seeing everyone there!

•  A huge congratulations to the Lady Cougars Track Team on their first win of the season over Ellington Middle School yesterday with an impressive score of 83 to 11!  The Cougars, led by team captains Julia Pepin, Elise Glunt, Jana Brownbill, Emma Hennessey, Greta Johnson, and Charlotte Zhang, dominated the competition, taking all the points in 7 out of 10 events!
  
  Special shoutouts include: Emily Keegan, who not only placed 1st in shot put, but also earned a spot at #8 on the TE Top Ten Records list! Iulia Luangpraseuth, who threw her way to 1st place in discus and landed #9 on the all-time list! Other 1st place finishes include: Emmi Tushe in the 100m, Mia LeRoy in the 200m, Jana Brownbill in both the 400m and 800m, Greta Johnson in the 1600m, Sarah Krivickas in hurdles, Elise Glunt in the high jump, Arianna Mowatt in the long jump. Way to go, Lady Cougars! Keep up the amazing work and let’s keep that winning streak going!

•  The boys track and field team opened their season with a victorious start. The boys travelled to Ellington where they outscored the home team 83-25. The TE boys finished in first place in 10 out of the 13 events held during the meet. On the track, Liam Staroverov, Adam Elsendyouney, and Aiden Pilatti each had first place finishes in their respective races - the 100 meter, 400 meter, and 800 meter. The Cougars dominated in every field event. In the shot put, TE finished in the top two places with Sujay Krishna Kumar finishing in first and Sharaj Singh finishing in second. Both boys were able to break into the TE Top Ten All Time Records for their throws yesterday! Sujay also came in first place in the discus with a huge throw of 90 feet and 2 inches! Gavin Williams swept in the jumping events yesterday - winning both the High Jump and the Long Jump. Brooklyn King, Liam Staroverov, Vedanth Manchala, and Darren Yearwood also helped the TE boys secure their victory with their jumps. The Boys Track Team competes again on Monday at South Windsor High School. Let's go Cougars!

•  The TE Cougars baseball team continued their dominant start to the season yesterday, clawing their way to a 6-3 victory over the Tolland Falcons. In a stellar outing, Colin LeDoux earned the win by pitching 5 and 2/3 innings, surrendering just two hits and fanning six.  Will Baron then stepped in to shut the door, pitching strong in relief. LeDoux wasn't just getting it done on the bump, he also contributed offensively with a single and double. Torin Edwards also had a productive day offensively, tallying a double, a single, and driving in one run for the Cougars. Ryan Browning chipped in with two singles and an RBI, further fueling the TE attack.  The Cougars showcased their aggressive base running, swiping an impressive seven bases which put constant pressure on the Tolland defense. They also capitalized on a few crucial errors committed by the Falcons, turning those miscues into valuable runs.  With the win, the Cougars remain undefeated at a perfect 5-0 and solidify their first-place standing in the CRAL.  However, they won't have much time to rest on their laurels as they prepare for a highly anticipated matchup against their rival, the Illing Rams, next Monday in Manchester.  Let's go Cougars!

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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, April 24.

• The TE Cougars baseball team continued their winning streak in dominant fashion yesterday afternoon, traveling to Ellington and overpowering the Wildcats with a resounding 17-0 victory. From the very first pitch, it was clear the Cougars were in control, jumping out to a 2-0 lead in the opening inning and never looking back.  Leading the charge was pitcher Brody Kelly, who delivered a masterful performance on the mound. Kelly was absolutely dominant, going the distance and earning his second win of the season. He baffled Wildcat hitters, striking out 8 batters while allowing only a single hit.  Offensively, the Cougars maintained relentless offensive pressure throughout the game, racking up 13 hits. Torin Edwards, Lucas Paauwe, Connor Moskites, and Ryan Browning each contributed two singles and an RBI to the offensive explosion. Landon LeRoy chipped in with a clutch double and two RBI, while Aiden Silvestro and Will Baron each added a single and drove in two runs.  The victory improves the TE Cougars' record to 4-0 on the season. The team's strong pitching, potent offense, and solid defense have led to the early season success.  The Cougars are back in action today at home as they face off against Tolland. Come on out and show your support for the team as they look to continue their winning streak! 

•  The softball team kicked off their season with an awesome 25-1 win against Tolland Middle School yesterday! Pitchers, Josie Tomkunas and Emma Rutkauskas, were on fire. Josie struck out 6 out of the 7 batters she faced, and Emma struck out 7 of the 13 batters she faced. The team had a blast hitting! Claire Kaminski hit a grand slam and got a few more hits. Lila Sheridan, Josie Tomkunas, Reagan Burnham, Arianna Coco, Meghan Donovan, Katelyn Bousquet, Isis Hollister, and Teresa Gudauskas all helped out too, with triples, doubles, and singles! Great job, ladies! TE is heading to Suffield Middle School tomorrow. Good luck!

•  Continuing the Congratulations from yesterday, five TEMS teams qualified for the playoffs during the preliminary rounds of the Connecticut Democracy Center's Middle School Debate Tournament. Teams of:
  
  • Aarohi Mudakatte and Aarna Jaggi
  •  Ivan Chittessery and Vikas Kapoor
  •  Shreenika Patil and Ananya Save
  • Simone Kaur and Armaan Qureshi
  • Yilin Lin and Emma Hennessey

  They will travel to the OLD STATE HOUSE on Thursday May 8th to compete in the quarterfinals and hoping to continue all the way to the championship that day!  Good luck to all TEMS debaters !!
  

• Fitness club meets today. Please meet Mr. Chandler in the main gym afterschool today. Again, fitness club will meet today afterschool in the main gym.

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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, April 23.

• Congratulations to all 34 TEMS students who participated in the Connecticut Democracy Center's Policy Debate last evening at TEMS. During the Awards Ceremony, the following students were honored with Individual Speaker Awards: Emma "The Liberator" Hennessey  was named the 5th Place Speaker, Aarna Jaggi was named the 3rd Place Speaker, Armaan Qureshi was named the 2nd Place Speaker and, Top Speaker of the Tournament with First Place Honors was Simone Kaur!! Come back tomorrow to hear about the winning teams that qualified for the State Tournament Playoffs on May 8th! 

• The TE baseball team continued their winning streak yesterday afternoon, defeating Vernon at home with a decisive victory, 8 to 1. The Cougars are now 3-0 on the season. The game started with an exciting defensive play in the top of the first inning when catcher Aiden Silvestro threw out an Eagle runner attempting to steal third base. The Cougars' offense got rolling quickly in the bottom of the first. Corbyn Falco drew a walk, stole second base, and then scored the first run of the game when Ryan Browning hit a sharp single. TE continued to add runs throughout the contest, maintaining a comfortable lead.  Colin Ledoux delivered the knockout blow in the bottom of the sixth inning, hitting a clutch bases-loaded single up the middle to seal the victory. Brody Kelly also had a strong offensive showing, finishing the game with two singles. On the pitching side, Torin Edwards was dominant on the mound for the Cougars. He pitched an impressive five and one-third innings, allowing only one hit and striking out a remarkable ten Vernon batters to earn the win. The Cougars are on the road today as they face Ellington. Good luck boys!

• Hellooooooo, Cougars! Are you interested in reading a variety of fun articles, stories, etc.? Do you want to watch videos, look at beautiful artwork, fill out interactive forms, and even submit something of your own? If so, go read the Cougar Chronicles now, TEMS' official newspaper! We have something fit for every person, including you. To check out this amazing newspaper, head over to the TEMS website, hover over the Students and Parents' tab, and click on TEMS Newspaper! And all teachers, it will be very appreciated if you put the link to the newspaper in your team or homeroom google classroom to advertise this to more people. Thank you all Cougars, have an amazing day, and be sure to check out the Cougar Chronicles!

• Are you interested in improving your overall fitness?  If so, today is the last day to register for the TEMS Spring Fitness Club.  Make sure you register through the South Windsor Rec department.  See Mr. Chandler for more information if you are interested.

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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, April 22.

• Hellooooooo, Cougars! Are you interested in reading a variety of fun articles, stories, etc.? Do you want to watch videos, look at beautiful artwork, fill out interactive forms, and even submit something of your own? If so, go read the Cougar Chronicles now, TEMS' official newspaper! We have something fit for every person, including you. To check out this amazing newspaper, head over to the TEMS website, hover over the Students and Parents' tab, and click on TEMS Newspaper! And all teachers, it will be very appreciated if you put the link to the newspaper in your team or homeroom google classroom to advertise this to more people. Thank you all Cougars, have an amazing day, and be sure to check out the Cougar Chronicles!

• Are you interested in improving your overall fitness and wellness?  If so, you and your friends should sign up for the Spring Fitness Club at TEMS.  Registration is now open on the South Windsor Parks and Rec site.  For more information or for an informational flyer, please see Mr. Chandler in the main gym.  

• Attention all TEMS students! Do you want to watch a movie with your friends? Do you want to help support a charity? Well Hartford Bags of Love and the TE Change Leaders Club present a movie night in the TEMS auditorium to celebrate raising support for the Cornerstone Foundation, a local homeless shelter and soup kitchen. To celebrate our community doing something good we are showcasing a student movie night that is FREE for all students. Join us on April 23rd to watch the Dog Man movie!!!

• All TEMS students! We need YOUR help to raise support for the Cornerstone Foundation, a local homeless shelter and soup kitchen. We are beginning to collect non-perishable food items this week and the week after break. Bring any paper goods (toilet paper, paper towels, etc.), cereal, oatmeal, school snacks, or other non-perishable foods to the lobby during arrivals. Cash donations can be left in the security box at the safety desk. We will also be collecting donations at the movie night on April 23rd. Together as a school we can raise goods and money to help the homeless population of our area!

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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, April 21.

• TEMS Spring Matinee begins today with Monday sessions!  They are: 

Clay Slab Projects with Mrs. Gravell in room 123 art hallway
Kickball with Mr. Goric in room 114 tech ed hallway
Movie & Conversations with Mrs. Nangle and Miss Habboub in room 362 Indigo team
Polymer Clay Magnets with Mrs. Garrido in room 352 Navy team

If you are not taking the late bus make sure someone is here to pick you up at 4:00.

• Youth and Family Services would like to congratulate all 6 students from across the district who won “Make A Change” mini grants this year. 3 of those students are right here at TEMS! Congrats to 8^th graders Lilah Gartman and Mia Delany for deciding to help incoming TE students feel more confident as they start middle school. Also, congrats to 6^th grader, Lilyana Berson, who will be  creating care packages to help children who visit the Wishing Place at CT Make A Wish. We are so proud of these students for sharing kindness with others!

• This is a reminder that Out of the Blue will NOT be meeting after school today.  All students should go home on their regular bus.

• Hellooooooo, Cougars! Are you interested in reading a variety of fun articles, stories, etc.? Do you want to watch videos, look at beautiful artwork, fill out interactive forms, and even submit something of your own? If so, go read the Cougar Chronicles now, TEMS' official newspaper! We have something fit for every person, including you. To check out this amazing newspaper, head over to the TEMS website, hover over the Students and Parents' tab, and click on TEMS Newspaper! And all teachers, it will be very appreciated if you put the link to the newspaper in your team or homeroom Google Classroom to advertise this to more people. Thank you all Cougars, have an amazing day, and be sure to check out the Cougar Chronicles!

• Are you interested in improving your overall fitness and wellness?  If so, you and your friends should sign up for the Spring Fitness Club at TEMS.  Registration is now open on the South Windsor Parks and Rec site.  For more information or for an informational flyer, please see Mr. Chandler in the main gym.  

• Attention all TEMS students! Do you want to watch a movie with your friends? Do you want to help support a charity? Well Hartford Bags of Love and the TE Change Leaders Club present a movie night in the TEMS auditorium to celebrate raising support for the Cornerstone Foundation, a local homeless shelter and soup kitchen. To celebrate our community doing something good we are showcasing a student movie night that is FREE for all students. Join us on April 23rd to watch the Dog Man movie!!!

• All TEMS students! We need YOUR help to raise support for the Cornerstone Foundation, a local homeless shelter and soup kitchen. We are beginning to collect non-perishable food items this week and the week after break. Bring any paper goods (toilet paper, paper towels, etc.), cereal, oatmeal, school snacks, or other non-perishable foods to the lobby during arrivals. Cash donations can be left in the security box at the safety desk. We will also be collecting donations at the movie night on April 23rd. Together as a school we can raise goods and money to help the homeless population of our area!

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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, April 11.

• The TE Cougars Baseball team traveled to Windsor yesterday and delivered a dominant performance, routing the Sage Park Chargers by a score of 12-1.Pitching was the story of the day, with Colin LeDoux delivering a masterful five innings of no-hit baseball. LeDoux struck out eight batters and did not allow a single run. He also contributed at the plate, stroking two singles and driving in two runs.  In the post game interview, Coach S. stated, "Colin was outstanding. He set the tone early, and the rest of the team followed suit. We had some incredible hitting performances up and down the lineup."The Cougars’ offense did explode, with Torin Edwards and Ryan Browning leading the charge. Edwards had a monster day, ripping two triples, two singles, and driving in two runs. Browning added a double, two singles, and three RBI. Lucas Paauwe also contributed significantly with two doubles and two RBI. Landon LeRoy, Aiden Silvestro, and Tino Durbois each added singles, showcasing the team's depth and offensive firepower. This victory improves the Cougars' record to a perfect 2-0 on the season. The team will now enjoy a much-needed week off after three weeks of hard work and battling the cold weather. They are scheduled to return to action on April 22nd, when they will host Vernon at home.

• Attention all Band Members, all of Mr. Marci’s lessons have been cancelled for today.  Please remain in your regular encore classes. 

• TEMS Spring Matinee begins the week after vacation!  On Monday 4/21, Clay Slab Projects, Kickball, Movie & Conversations, and Polimer Clay Magnets will meet!! Remember to stay after school if you are enrolled in one of these sessions.  Late busses will be available.

• Hellooooooo, Cougars! Are you interested in reading a variety of fun articles, stories, etc.? Do you want to watch videos, look at beautiful artwork, fill out interactive forms, and even submit something of your own? If so, go read the Cougar Chronicles now, TEMS' official newspaper! We have something fit for every person, including you. To check out this amazing newspaper, head over to the TEMS website, hover over the Students and Parents' tab, and click on TEMS Newspaper! And all teachers, it will be very appreciated if you put the link to the newspaper in your team or homeroom google classroom to advertise this to more people. Thank you all Cougars, have an amazing day, and be sure to check out the Cougar Chronicles!

• Are you interested in improving your overall fitness and wellness?  If so, you and your friends should sign up for the Spring Fitness Club at TEMS.  Registration is now open on the South Windsor Parks and Rec site.  For more information or for an informational flyer, please see Mr. Chandler in the main gym.  

• Attention all TEMS students! Do you want to watch a movie with your friends? Do you want to help support a charity? Well Hartford Bags of Love and the TE Change Leaders Club present a movie night in the TEMS auditorium to celebrate raising support for the Cornerstone Foundation, a local homeless shelter and soup kitchen. To celebrate our community doing something good we are showcasing a student movie night that is FREE for all students. Join us on April 23rd to watch the Dog Man movie!!!

• All TEMS students! We need YOUR help to raise support for the Cornerstone Foundation, a local homeless shelter and soup kitchen. We are beginning to collect non-perishable food items this week and the week after break. Bring any paper goods (toilet paper, paper towels, etc.), cereal, oatmeal, school snacks, or other non-perishable foods to the lobby during arrivals. Cash donations can be left in the security box at the safety desk. We will also be collecting donations at the movie night on April 23rd. Together as a school we can raise goods and money to help the homeless population of our area!

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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, April 10.

• Hello TE Students! Ms. Mills is excited to invite student volunteers to join in on some exciting upcoming projects celebrating Jewish American and Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month! If you're interested in participating and contributing your ideas and enthusiasm, please reach out to Ms. Mills via email at [email protected] no later than Monday, 4/21/25.

• Hellooooooo, Cougars! Are you interested in reading a variety of fun articles, stories, etc.? Do you want to watch videos, look at beautiful artwork, fill out interactive forms, and even submit something of your own? If so, go read the Cougar Chronicles now, TEMS' official newspaper! We have something fit for every person, including you. To check out this amazing newspaper, head over to the TEMS website, hover over the Students and Parents' tab, and click on TEMS Newspaper! And all teachers, it will be very appreciated if you put the link to the newspaper in your team or homeroom Google Classroom to advertise this to more people. Thank you all Cougars, have an amazing day, and be sure to check out the Cougar Chronicles!

• Are you interested in improving your overall fitness and wellness?  If so, you and your friends should sign up for the Spring Fitness Club at TEMS.  Registration is now open on the South Windsor Parks and Rec site.  For more information or for an informational flyer, please see Mr. Chandler in the main gym.  

• Looking for a space to hang out, have meaningful conversations, and connect with new friends? Join us for SAGA after school today in Ms. Carver’s room! We’ll have games, snacks, and a welcoming space for LGBTQ students and their allies. Everyone is welcome—bring a friend! Questions? Ask Ms. Carver or Mrs. Reed. Late buses will be available after the meeting ends at 4 PM.

• Attention all TEMS students! Do you want to watch a movie with your friends? Do you want to help support a charity? Well Hartford Bags of Love and the TE Change Leaders Club present a movie night in the TEMS auditorium to celebrate raising support for the Cornerstone Foundation, a local homeless shelter and soup kitchen. To celebrate our community doing something good we are showcasing a student movie night that is FREE for all students. Join us on April 23rd to watch the Dog Man movie!!!

• All TEMS students! We need YOUR help to raise support for the Cornerstone Foundation, a local homeless shelter and soup kitchen. We are beginning to collect non-perishable food items this week and the week after break. Bring any paper goods (toilet paper, paper towels, etc.), cereal, oatmeal, school snacks, or other non-perishable foods to the lobby during arrivals. Cash donations can be left in the security box at the safety desk. We will also be collecting donations at the movie night on April 23rd. Together as a school we can raise goods and money to help the homeless population of our area!

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