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March 2024
THE MAGAZINE FOR TMSA FAMILIES
TMSA'S 2ND ALUMNI DINNER: A CELEBRATION OF COMMUNITY BONDS
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Celebrating Success: TMSA's Class of 2024 College Acceptance Wall Unveiled
Have you had the chance to admire our College Acceptance Wall in the front lobby? A big thank you to our dedicated college counselors for their invaluable guidance to our students. We take immense pride in celebrating the achievements of our outstanding Class of 2024.
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Happy National Bus Driver Week!!! Special and Well-Deserved Shout Out to Mr. Jenkins!
His dedication and commitment to safe transportation of our students is unwavering. Mr. Jenkins never misses an opportunity to secure and maintain our school buses. In fact, even when it's a no school day for our students, it’s not for Mr. Jenkins. He uses those days as an opportunity for pro- fessional development training, planning and maintenance.
Thank you Mr. Jenkins for all that you do!
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Students attended the Afro-Latino Workshop in Charlotte The Afro-Latino workshop in Charlotte provided students with an immersive experience, delving into Afro-Latino history and culture while also o ering exposure to authentic Spanish language speakers. Artistic showcases from various countries including Uruguay, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Cuba, and Central America captivated attendees. Students actively participated in cultural demonstrations, enjoyed chess games, and showcased their musical talents. Many thanks to Mr. Barrios, Ms. Gaspar, and Mr. Simpson for organizing the students to attend this event. In total, 12 high school students represented our group, enriching their understanding and appreciation of Afro-Latino heritage.
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AP Classes Visit Lam Museum Mr. Powers' two AP classes embarked on an enlightening journey to the Lam Museum of Anthropology, Wake Forest University , delving into the profound lessons of the Holocaust and the legacy of colonialism in Africa through rsthand encounters with historical artifacts and engaging in an interactive artifact scavenger hunt.
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Congratulations are in order for Michael S and Zoe L from TMSA Triad Middle School for their exceptional per- formances at the Region V STEM Fair on February 17th. Michael earned 2nd Place in the Biological A category, while Zoe secured 2nd Place in the Chemistry category. Their dedication and hard work have propelled them to success, and we commend their relentless pursuit of excellence as they advance to the state-level competi- tion. Meanwhile, TMSA Triad High School students showcased their talent and passion for science at the same event. Sema O claimed 3rd Place in Biological A, Brian A received Honorable Mention in Physics, and Julian W
earned Honorable Mention in Chemistry. Their commitment to scienti c inquiry and exploration is truly inspiring, re ecting the high standards of education at TMSA.
Additionally, Sema O continued her streak of success at the NC Science Olympiad Greensboro Regional Competition, securing 5th Place in the Forestry event. Her achievement further highlights the dedication and talent nurtured within our school community.
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We applaud all of these students for their outstanding achievements and their contributions to advancing scienti c knowledge. Their success not only re ects their individual talents but also underscores the excel- lence of TMSA Triad Schools' STEAM education program. Congratulations to Michael, Zoe, Sema, Brian, and Julian, and may their passion for science continue to drive them towards even greater accomplishments in the future!"
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TMSA's 2nd Alumni Dinner proved to be a resounding success, blending cherished memories with exciting new experiences. From engaging games and captivating stories to the joy of shared accomplishments, the event held at our prestigious gymnasium was a true celebration of our community. Alumni and sta alike reveled in the evening's festivities, which began at 7:00 p.m. and concluded at 9:00 p.m., though the spirit of camaraderie persisted long after, with students lingering in the parking lot past 10p.m., exchanging laughs and anecdotes. A highlight of the night was the ra e, with the grand prize—a PlayStation 5—bringing an extra layer of excitement, especially when it was revealed that the lucky winner was celebrating their birth- day. With alumni and former sta members joining us, the event was truly a testament to the enduring bonds fostered at TMSA.
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Civil Air Patrol Conducts CPR Training for TMSA and Guilford County Cadets On Saturday, March 2nd, Mr. Bagnell, accompanied by another dedicated member of the #CivilAirPatrol, generously volunteered their time to conduct comprehensive CPR and First Aid training for a group of enthusiastic cadets from TMSA and the Guilford County Composite Squadron. The session was an invalu- able opportunity for the cadets to enhance their life-saving skills and knowledge. Through hands-on practice and engaging instruction, all participants not only gained a deeper understanding of CPR and First Aid protocols but also successfully earned their certi cations in these critical areas.
Mr. Bagnell's commitment to empowering the next generation of leaders and responders is truly com- mendable, and his e orts have undoubtedly left a lasting impact on the preparedness and safety of the cadets involved.
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Celebrating the Harlem Renaissance This year’s Black History Program was a vibrant tribute to the Harlem Renaissance. The event highlighted the art, music, and poetry that de ned this pivotal era in African American culture. Narrated by a few of our talented high school students, the program took us on a journey through the rich history and contri- butions of the Harlem Renaissance. Additionally, middle school students captivated the audience with their performances, showcasing the creativity and talent that continue to inspire us today. This year's pro- gram was not just a celebration of the past, but a reminder of the enduring legacy of the Harlem Renais- sance and its in uence on art, music, and poetry.
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TMSA Students Head to International Greenwich Olympiad in London
Best wishes to JOI G. and HAWA S., from Grades 11 and 10 respectively, as they embark on their journey with 'Plankton's Battle with Global Warming', and to ISABELLA R. and GULSELIN U., from Grade 7, as they explore 'Henna as a Natural Alternative to Synthetic Pesticides' at the Interna- tional Greenwich Olympiad (IGO) in London, UK, from June 8th to 15th, 2024, accompanied by their coach, Mr. Uludag.
TMSA Annual Multicultural Festival 2024
Let’s go UP with TMSA
Raffle for Gifts
Carnival Activities
Variety of booths
International Food & Performances
Africa Brazil
India Italy Kazakhstan Mexico
Pakistan Palestine
Salvador South Korea Sudan Tunisia China
Dominican Republic Turkiye Turkmenistan USA Vietnam
Colombia Honduras
Philippines Puerto Rico
Saturday, May 4, 2024 Booth visits: 12:00pm - 1:00pm Performance starts: 1:15pm - 3:15pm
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