🍎 August Menu Drop! 🍎

Get ready for a delicious month ahead! We’re serving up everything from Cheeseburgers and Spicy Chicken Sandwiches to Walking Tacos, Buffalo Chicken Bites, and Pizza Thursdays! Don't forget our awesome breakfast options too!🍕🌮🍗

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TCSD Employment Opportunities for July 22, 2026

🔥 Refueled & Ready for the New School Year! 🔥 A huge thank you to Mansfield Key III for delivering an incredible, inspiring keynote address at today’s Tishomingo County School District Convocation! Drawing from his book, I Need a BOOST: What’s Driving You Could Be Draining You, he reminded us all of the power of reigniting our passion, rekindling our purpose, and refueling our drive as educators. His powerful message—"Someone’s Destiny is tied to your Assignment"—left our entire team motivated and focused as we head into the upcoming school year. Thank you, Ole Pete, for empowering our district to grow together for a stronger tomorrow! 💡📚

🌱 Big news from today's Tishomingo County School District Convocation! As we develop our new strategic plan, we are thrilled to reveal our new vision statement: "Growing Together for a Stronger Tomorrow." Together, we can make this vision a reality. Superintendent Holly challenged the faculty and staff to grow as educators, so we can inspire the growth in our students.

Welcome Back, Teachers & Staff! As we begin a new school year, we’re reminded that Together We Can Succeed is more than just our motto—it’s who we are. Success at the Tishomingo County School District extends far beyond the classroom. It is found in our communities, on our athletic fields and stages, in our cafeterias and on our buses, and in every smile, conversation, and act of service that takes place in our hallways each day. Whether you teach, coach, drive, prepare meals, support our schools, or serve behind the scenes, you play a vital role in the success of our students. Thank you for the dedication, passion, and care you bring to TCSD every day. Here’s to another great year—because Together We Can Succeed.

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A Public Budget Hearing for the 2026-2027 Budget of the Board of Directors of the Tishomingo County Special Municipal Separate School District will be held July 21, 2026, beginning at 06:00 PM at District Office, 1620 Paul Edmondson Drive, Iuka, MS 38852. Following the Public Budget Hearing, a Special Called Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Tishomingo County Special Municipal Separate School District will be held at roughly 6:45pm.

Attention 9th–12th Grade Parents & Students! 📱✨

Ready for the new school year? You can now pay quickly and easily online or on the go using SchoolCafe.

Here’s how to get started:
1️⃣ Visit www.schoolcafe.com/TCSD or download the SchoolCafe app.
2️⃣ Click on Shop Campus Store, accept the fee, and select your student's invoice.
3️⃣ Check out securely with your credit/debit card.

⚠️ Important Reminder: The Student/Parent Technology Agreement Form must be turned in at your school before an iPad will be issued.

Scan the QR code on the flyer or click the link below to get started today! 👇
🔗 www.schoolcafe.com/TCSD

Tishomingo County High School Students Compete on National Stage in Texas
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Two outstanding local students are representing Tishomingo County High School (TCHS) on the national stage this week at the National Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Leadership Conference.

Abigail Robinson and Aubrey Brockenshire traveled to San Antonio to face off against the top business-minded students from across the country. Months of preparation, dedication, and rigorous study have culminated in this prestigious opportunity to compete at the national level.

The two Braves are competing in highly specialized categories:

Abigail Robinson is showcasing her professional communication and readiness in the Job Interview competitive event.

Aubrey Brockenshire is demonstrating her mastery of corporate governance and meeting structure in the Parliamentary Procedure event.

A Community Effort
School officials emphasized that reaching nationals is a massive achievement, noting that the journey was made possible through a strong network of local support.

The trip was sponsored in large part by the Tri-State Educational Foundation, whose continued investment helps provide local students with life-changing academic opportunities. Additionally, school representatives extended a special thank you to the dedicated bookkeeping staff at TCHS and the parent chaperones who volunteered their time to travel and support the competitors.

Iuka Middle School Students Excel at FBLA National Leadership Conference in San Antonio

IUKA, MS — July 2, 2026 — Iuka Middle School is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of its Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) students following their stellar participation in the FBLA National Leadership Conference held in San Antonio, Texas.

The week-long national event brought together top students from across the country to network, attend professional development workshops, and hear from inspiring guest speakers. Iuka Middle School's qualifying students represented their community on the national stage with exceptional dedication.

Among the high-achieving competitors, Rhett earned an impressive 8th place finish in the NATION for the Spreadsheet Application competitive event.

The full roster of Iuka Middle School national competitors includes:

Rhett Butler – Spreadsheet Application (8th Place Nationally)

Adalyn McDeavitt – Agribusiness

Gatlin Harris – Exploring Technology

Emma Kate Matney & Alice Smith – Parliamentary Procedure

"We are incredibly proud of all our national competitors and their hard work," said a school spokesperson. "They not only represented Iuka Middle School beautifully on a national level, but they also gained invaluable experiences that will serve them well into their futures." - Principal Chrystal Smith

FBLA is open to students in grades 7 through 12, making it a perfect opportunity for middle schoolers to get a head start. Local advisors encourage parents to get their students involved for the upcoming school year. The organization offers students a fun, engaging environment to build their resumes for college and future careers, unlock exclusive scholarship opportunities, and develop vital soft skills that modern employers look for.

With the new school year approaching, Iuka Middle School students are invited to join FBLA, get involved, and potentially become the next National Champion.

For more information on how to join or support the local FBLA chapter, please contact the Iuka Middle School office.

Incoming 7th Graders!

School Cafe Free or Reduced Meal Application will go live tomorrow, 7/1/26. Just a reminder, an application has to be completed each school year. To create an account, you will need your student's school ID. You can call your student's school or the Central Office to obtain their ID. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

A Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Tishomingo County
Special Municipal Separate School District will be held June 11, 2026,
beginning at 06:30 PM at the District Office, 1620 Paul Edmondson
Drive, Iuka, MS 38852.

Summer Hours for the Tishomingo County School District

🎉 Welcome to the Tishomingo County School District, Leah Locke!

🎉 Welcome to the Tishomingo County School District, Reahgan Mansel!

🎉 Welcome to the Tishomingo County School District, Lauren Ward!