*HS - No Supply Lists - Teachers will let students know of any special items needed.
**If your student is in need of supplies, please speak with their counselor as we have many supplies available to students.
Student Attendance/Grades:
To submit attendance notes for your student, email jshs.attendance@k12.tullyschools.org or have your student bring in a note. Phone calls cannot be used to excuse an absence. You can also submit a note through ParentSquare once you receive the notification that your student is absent.
Student Attendance/Grades:
To submit attendance notes for your student, email jshs.attendance@k12.tullyschools.org or have your student bring in a note. Phone calls cannot be used to excuse an absence. You can also submit a note through ParentSquare once you receive the notification that your student is absent.
Congratulations, Class of 2023!:
From Your Valedictorian: “It is time for us to discover who we really are. Self-discovery is the most important aspect of growing up. I want to stress the importance of accepting yourself for who you are. Each person is different from the rest, and that is what makes the world such a beautiful place. Each and every one of us graduates are different, but we’ve still managed to form a family. I hope that you all believe in yourselves as much as I believe in ...
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Continuing On: Collegiate Athletes:
The Tully Athletic department honored four seniors before graduation that are pursuing athletic careers in college. In a brief ceremony during Activity Period, Katie Edinger (University of Buffalo - Cross Country & Track/Field), Ian Rauber (Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Cross Country & Track/Field), Colden Ives (SUNY Brockport - Lacrosse), and Michael Reid (Utica University - Lacrosse) had an opportunity to take pictures with family, teammates, and coaches. It is a tremendous honor ...
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From A to Z:
Each year, seniors get to vote on who they would like the yearbook to be dedicated to, and this year seniors couldn’t choose just one honorary, so they chose two. The two dedicates just happened to both be teachers that retired at the end of June. The 2023 Oracle was dedicated to Mrs. Abrams and Mr. Zupan, each being a testament to the strong bonds they formed with their students over the years. The yearbook staff members were delighted to create a spread titled “From A to Z” ...
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Seniors: End of the Year Activities:
It was another memorable year for our seniors as they prepared for their transition into the adult world whether they were headed off to college, the military, or the workforce. In between the tasks that were necessary, we made sure that the seniors also commemorated their transition with plenty of fun, as the memories with those they grew up with are important as well. Their last week began with a senior trip to Hershey Park. It was a rain or shine kind of event, in which it indeed rained, but ...
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Behind the Scenes:
The Digital Media Club has been hard at work each week creating the JSHS’s Friday morning announcements. Behind the scenes, club members switch jobs such as recording, holding cue cards, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, or being a news anchor. Recordings take place on Thursdays during Activity Period and then the announcements are played by each teacher in homeroom on Fridays. This is a great way for members of the club to see some of the tasks and inner workings of a broadcasting studio. ...
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