Highlights of TCS Achievements:
- Columbia Middle School has been successfully removed from the low-performing school list
- Consistent improvement in reading, math, and science for the second consecutive year
- Overall increase in student achievement across the district
Dr. Karen Roseboro, Superintendent of Tyrrell County Schools, expressed her enthusiasm: "We are incredibly proud of the hard work and dedication of our school administrators, students, teachers, staff, and community members. These achievements are a testament to our district's commitment to providing high-quality education for all students."
Statewide Context
The success of Tyrrell County Schools reflects broader improvements across North Carolina. According to the state's 2023-24 Accountability Report:
- North Carolina students showed gains in most grades and subjects
- 72.5% of schools statewide met or exceeded growth expectations
- Math performance increased in grades 3-8 and in NC Math 1
- The state's four-year cohort graduation rate rose to 86.9%
Celebrating Success
To commemorate these achievements, Tyrrell County Schools will host its annual "Blue Party" celebration. This year's event will focus on honoring Columbia Middle School and Columbia Early College High School. The celebration is scheduled for Friday, September 20, 2024, and will feature food, music, and opportunities for students, families, and community members to connect and celebrate together.
"The Blue Party is our way of recognizing the incredible efforts of our entire school community," said Dr. Roseboro. "It's a time to come together, reflect on our achievements, and look forward to continued growth and success."
Tyrrell County Schools remains committed to providing excellent educational opportunities and fostering academic growth for all students. The district's recent achievements demonstrate the power of collaboration between educators, students, families, and the community in creating a strong foundation for lifelong learning and success.
For more information about Tyrrell County Schools and our academic programs, please visit our website at tyrrell.k12.nc.us or contact Audrey Curles, Public Information Officer, at [email protected] or (252) 796-1121.