Earlier this morning (9/16/21) parents and teachers received an email about an accident that occurred earlier in the day. A TCAPS student was hit by a vehicle. The students riding that bus this morning...
Sports for East students this year have been unreliable because of the recent Covid spikes in Michigan. Up until recently, athletes weren’t required to get the antigen Covid test to play their sport....
The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (also known as the PSAT) is a test that is required for students in grades 8th-10th. This test prepares students for the SAT, a test generally taken in 11th grade....
Climate Change is a change in average weather conditions. Lots of examples include; change in average rainfall, change in a location’s normal temperature, or even just a change in the Earth’s climate....
During the board meeting earlier tonight, the TCAPS board unanimously decided to keep middle and high schools in TCAPS online for one more week. TCAPS elementary will stay in person.
For many this...
In a follow up to EMS Transfers Back Online, the TCPAS board unanimously approved Dr. VanWangor’s recommendation to close TCAPS middle and high schools.
EMS students are no strangers to online school. All TCAPS students experienced it at the end of the 2019-2020 school year, and again at the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year.
Students that aren’t...
Lately, Theodor Seuss Geisel-- pen name ‘Dr. Seuss’ -- has been getting lots of publicity, and not the good kind.
On March 2, 2021 (Geisel’s 117th birthday), Dr. Seuss Enterprises, the company...
This past fall, TCAPS formed the Social Equity Task Force after Ashley Ko, a graduate from Central High School, started a petition called “Incorporate BIPOC History and Anti-Racism Education into TCAPS...
