Tully Junior-Senior High School

Mike O'Brien
7-12 Principal

Paul Schiener
Director of Instructional Support Services

Phone
315-696-6235

Fax
315-696-6237

Address
20 State Street, Tully NY, 13159

Announcements

Supply Lists:
7th Grade Supply List
8th Grade Supply List
*HS - No Supply Lists - Teachers will let students know of any special items needed.

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.

Parent Guide to SchoolTool Attendance
Parent Guide to SchoolTool Grades

Junior / Senior Events

General Information

Working Papers:
Directions
Application
General Info.
Working Hours Info

Supply Lists:
7th Grade Supply List
8th Grade Supply List
*HS - No Supply Lists - Teachers will let students know of any special items needed.

Schedules:
Bell Schedule

COVID-19 Resources for Staff and Students/Families

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.

Parent Guide to SchoolTool Attendance
Parent Guide to SchoolTool Grades

School News

Scholastic Art Achievements 22-23: The Scholastic Arts competition is one that Tully students always excel in, and this year was no different. Several JSHS students submitted their work among 4000 other entries with the hopes of winning an award. With so much talent being recognized, freshman Bryce Keller was the only Tully student this year to secure a Gold Key for his stippling technique portrait of Mr. Paccia titled Coach Paccia. Keller was recognized, along with other CNY students, for receiving the Gold Key in this highly competitive ... more >>

Reciting Shakespeare: Choosing the (W)Right One: Each year, the Shakespeare Recitation Competition interests a handful of students and each year, the talent gets tougher to judge. This year, six students participated in front of four renowned judges, and all did exceptional jobs with their monologues. The emotion was palpable throughout the room and the students did not disappoint as their voices carried and their hand gestures were aplenty. Whenever competing, choosing the right character/monologue is important. Lucy Wright did just that. Wright ... more >>

Seniors Strike!: The annual senior holiday trip and service project took place in January this year with students collecting donations once again for the SPCA. Seniors collected toys, food, cleaning supplies, and other pet items a few weeks before the trip. Then they boarded the bus to enjoy some time at Cort-Lanes to bowl. Several students and teacher chaperones showed off their bowling skills, making strikes. After the fun time, they enjoyed a meal at the Hollywood diner before returning to school for dessert. ... more >>

Spanish Art Walk: Students in Mrs. Dubos’s and Mrs. Cardoso’s Spanish A classes got to enjoy a twist in their assignments when they participated in a Spanish art walk. The teachers laminated and posted multiple pieces of artwork by Carmen Lomas Garza throughout the hall and classrooms, creating a “gallery.” This American artist dedicates her artwork to “depicting the lives of Mexican Americans based on memories and experiences in Texas'' (carmenlomasgarza.com). Students then ... more >>

Themed Baskets Given to PEACE: The Junior High Student Council is always brainstorming how to use their funds and what service projects they can complete to help their community out. This year, they chose to use a portion of their funds raised from the Craft Fair to benefit PEACE, which in turn benefits those in our community. After shopping for some of the most-needed items within the community, the council put together themed baskets for PEACE to give away. The themes of the baskets were “first-aid,” “cleaning,” ... more >>

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Links

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