See the flyer for the Mother-Son Dance hosted by ULES. Father/Daughter dance coming soon!
We are "Snow" excited and can't wait to celebrate students who have shown Royal Behavior and are referral free! ❄️❄️❄️
We appreciate these amazing community service members for giving our car duty staff the morning off on this rainy morning! They were awesome!
After consultation with the Sheriff’s Office, local EMS, and the TU transportation department, we have made the decision to close school again tomorrow, Friday, January 24. This decision was made out of an abundance of caution for our buses, parent/staff drivers, and our young student drivers who may be driving themselves to school on secondary roads that could be icy and dangerous in the morning after refreezing overnight. As you know, we will always put student and staff safety first when making decisions such as this one. All schools will return to a regular schedule on Monday, January 27. Thank you for your support of Thomaston-Upson Schools!
Due to the probability of icy and hazardous road conditions, particularly on secondary roads, and our safety concerns for students and staff, the Thomaston-Upson School System will be closed on Thursday, January 23.
Due to severe weather and the probability of adverse driving conditions in the morning, all Thomaston-Upson Schools and Central Office will be closed on Wednesday, January 22. We will continue to monitor the weather and will release information about Thursday’s plans as soon as possible.
The TU School System has been monitoring weather reports and gathering the information necessary to make an informed decision about this week’s predicted storms. In order to ensure the safety of students and staff, all Thomaston-Upson Schools and central office will be closed Tuesday, January 21. We will release information about Wednesday’s plans on Tuesday afternoon after assessing the weather situation. Please know that the Thomaston-Upson School System will always put safety first when making decisions that affect our students and staff.
We would like to celebrate our December Spotlight winners. They have exhibited outstanding behavior and work ethic at our school.
Crystalyn Morales (1st grade teacher) and Ambure Leavitt (attendance clerk)
They will receive $10 Wal-Mart gift card and reserved parking for the month.
Student winners are:
Samson Pickens (Kindergarten)
Goddess Raines (1st Grade)
Riley Monfort (2nd Grade)
These students received a book and will paint a ceiling tile that will displayed in our school.
Our Spotlight Award program is sponsored by Fletcher-Day Funeral Home.
Yearbooks!
Parents - Please take a moment to complete the Georgia School Climate Survey for ULPS.
Formerly known as the Georgia Student Health Surveys, these surveys provide our school improvement team with valuable data when evaluating our school climate and making decisions for improvement. This survey may take about 10 minutes but we would greatly appreciate your feedback!
https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=A63895DA
Congratulations to our November and December Knights of Honor!
Everyone enjoyed the cooking activity today!
Pie the AP....What a great way to end the week!
Royal coins were used to have fun cooking!
Ho ho ho Santa is on his way to make a special delivery to Providence Healthcare, Harborview, and Riverside Health & Rehabilitation. Our students had such a good time making special treats for everyone!
Look who paid a special visit to ULPS. We love Santa! ❤️ 🧑🎄
We would like to celebrate our November Spotlight winners. They have exhibited outstanding behavior and work ethic at our school.
Sarah McLane (Gifted teacher) and Jenny Burks (paraprofessional).
They will receive $10 Wal-Mart gift card and reserved parking for the month.
Student winners are:
Kiera Hurt (Kindergarten)
Kiyan Gilbert (1st Grade)
DJ Glover (2nd Grade)
These students received a book and will paint a ceiling tile that will be displayed in our school.
Our Spotlight Award program is sponsored by Fletcher-Day Funeral Home.
Second grade spent several weeks working on their "All About Me" Google slide presentation in computer CAMP. Students used abcya.com to create their own birthday cake, ice cream, pizza, house, car, bookbag and silly face. They learned how to insert these images into their slide, how to change the background and font, and how to create slide transitions and object animations. These are screenshots of some of the projects. We are so proud of their work!
During the CAMP rotation around Thanksgiving, 1st and 2nd grade students created an infographic called "Thankful Pie." This infographic shows 6 things they are thankful for. Here are a couple examples of their great work!
Gobble Gobble Gobble...we are off to deliver Thanksgiving crafts to our friends at Harborview Health System, Providence Healthcare, and Riverside Nursing Center. Happy Thanksgiving! We love you all! ❤️
