The district's internet service provider is experiencing a regional disruption. Remote learning classes are paused until we receive word that this issue is fully resolved. We will keep everyone posted!
The district’s internet service is down. We are working to restore it. We will update this message when information is available.
Tippecanoe Middle School teacher Emma McKenzie shared this cute picture of her pride and joy working together during their remote learning this week. Have a great weekend. #WEareTIPP
As scheduled, Tipp City Schools will return to in-person learning Monday, January 24th. We look forward to seeing our students and staff on Monday morning! #WEareTIPP
Congratulations to Tippecanoe High School senior Jason Rindler and Coach Matt Burgbacher on being selected to participate in the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association All-Star Game in April. Jason, one of 35 athletes on the roster, was selected as a Defensive Back for the South squad. Coach Burgbacher will be coaching the defensive backs and special teams coordinator for the Division 1-3 South squad. What a great honor and well deserved recognition for them. Join us in congratulating Jason and his coach! #WEareTIPP
It's a heartwarming day for Tippecanoe Middle School teacher Byron Kimmel. His son, Airman 1st Class Braydon Kimmel who has been stationed in South Korea for the past year, surprised him! His new assignment is a bit closer to home at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Welcome home Braydon and thank you for your service! #WEareTIPP
Getting ready for a remote math lesson on three digit subtraction is always better with your furry friend on your lap. One of Jessica Martin's students is all smiles! #WEareTIPP
A behind-the-scenes look from Nevin Coppock principal Galen GIngerich. He captured a few photos of staff working from their classrooms. #WEareTIPP
Tippecanoe High School and Tippecanoe Middle School will resume extracurricular activities and its regular athletic schedule of practices, games, and meets effective on Tuesday, January 18th. We will continue to monitor data and make adjustments as necessary. #WEareTIPP
Thank you Premier Health for your strong partnership with Tipp City Schools and the generous donation to support our student-athletes, athletic programs, and stadium improvements.
If you are shopping this weekend or placing an online order, please consider making a purchase for Tippecanoe High School's SOCK IT 2 'EM sock drive to benefit St. Vincent de Paul Homeless Shelter. Drop off donations of new socks (any size) at THS or BOE. #WEareTIPP
It was a thumbs up remote learning day for LT Ball teacher Taylor Imwalle and her students! Thank you to all of our staff for making these connections and doing all you do for our students! #WEareTIPP #TogetherweareExtraordinary
A behind-the-scenes look at creative ways teachers connect with students on remote days. Thank you Mallory Normile (Broadway teacher) for showing us what it takes to get documents to show correctly on the screen! Laptop, computer, document camera, and a lovely set up! #WEareTIPP
Tippecanoe High School is hosting its Curriculum Night for families and current students in grades 8-11 on February 3rd.
Curriculum Night is an opportunity for students and parents to get information on the THS Program of Studies including College Credit Plus and Advanced Placement classes. The evening includes a session about the new Graduation Requirements for the Class of 2023 and beyond. Attendees can also visit with staff in the THS Commons and learn about their Academic Departments. Here is the schedule:
4:30-5:00: Graduation Requirements in the CPA
5:00-5:45: Advanced Placement course discussion in the Media Center
5:00-5:45: 8th grade presentation in the CPA
6:00-7:00: College Credit Plus presentation in the CPA
Due to a sudden, significant increase in student and staff absences, Tipp City Schools will be implementing remote learning as defined in our Continuity of Learning Plan that is posted on the district website. The district will implement remote learning from Thursday, January 13th through Friday, January 21st. The district will still observe the early release schedule on Friday, January 14th, and the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday, January 17th.
During this time, all extra-curricular activities, including athletic practices and games, are canceled (from January 13th - Monday, January 17th). On Monday (1/17), we will assess the potential for practices to begin on Tuesday, January 18th.
We apologize for any inconvenience or hardship this decision places on families. If you have any questions, please contact your child's principal.
Nevin Coppock students in the class of Sandy Berning are so proud of their snowflakes created out of pattern blocks! Many of the first graders are hoping for snow on Friday! #WEareTIPP
Can you help Tippecanoe High School reach its goal? THS is sponsoring a Sock Drive to benefit St. Vincent de Paul, a non-profit serving the homeless and impoverished in the Greater Dayton Area. Drop off new socks at the BOE or THS. #WEareTIPP #togetherweareextraordinary
Thank you Miami County Foundation for the lifesaving equipment. With your nearly $7,000 grant, the district purchased two Automated External Defibrillators, five replacement electrodes, and six AED wall cabinets with alarms. We appreciate your generosity! #WEareTIPP
Congratulations to Tippecanoe High School student Grace Raiff, the most recent Red Devil of the Week! Teachers nominated Grace because she is a leader in the classroom with a strong work ethic and positive attitude. She is helpful to others in her classes and goes above and beyond to demonstrate friendship and kindness to someone in need. #WEareTIPP
Tippecanoe High School will host an ACT preparation seminar on Wednesday, January 26th, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:40 p.m. Students will learn specific testing and time management strategies to help students boost their ACT score. This 6-hour session is presented by Next Level Prep, a company known for its subject matter experts in test preparation and college admissions. The seminar is open to students in grades 9-12. It highly recommended for juniors who will be taking the ACT on March 1. The special price is $59 per student and includes a comprehensive workbook, online testing access after the seminar, and free call-in tutoring. Students can register in the THS Counseling Office. Enrollment is limited.
