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OUR VISION
Through student-centered instruction, we prepare all students to think critically and work collaboratively to solve real-world problems to positively impact an ever-changing global society.
 
OUR MISSION
Tyrrell County Schools and its small diverse community are committed to educating and preparing all students to lead meaningful lives through college, career, military, or life goal attainment.
 
 
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News & Announcements

Reminder for Families:

Optional Teacher Workday: No school for students on Tuesday, October 29.

Fall Festival: Join us on Wednesday, October 30, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM.

Report Cards: Will be sent home this Friday.

🎉 Save the Date: Wildcat River Fest Weekend! 🎉

🗓 October 11-12, 2024
📍 Columbia, NC

📌 Tyrrell County Schools Alumni & Friends Spaghetti Dinner
⏰ 5:30 PM at CHS Cafeteria
🔗 Virtual option: meet.google.com/rcr-wmua-rvb
📞 RSVP by Oct 9: 252-796-1121
🎟 Free football ticket for all attendees!

🏈 Homecoming Football Game vs. Mattamuskeet
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 CHS Stadium

🌊 Scuppernong River Fest
⏰ 10:00 AM, Main Street
🎪 Visit our booth!

What Makes TCS Great?

  • We start early. We offer free PreK classes to all families in Tyrrell County – making sure your child gets a strong start.
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    We personalize education. We have one of the lowest student to teacher ratios in the state. This means our teachers have more time to spend with each student, helping them learn and succeed.
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    Experts teach your kids. Most of our teachers have 3+ years of teaching experience!

TCS Students Are Succeeding!

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    Our students are learning. TCS elementary student test scores went up 20 percent in just one school year.
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    We support students at every level. We’re seeing similar growth among our middle and high school students.
  • Our students are graduating. 90% of our students graduate high school – which is higher than North Carolina’s average graduation rate!