TATTNALL SQUARE ACADEMY INSIDE THE SQUARE 2020
CONTENTS 4
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY CAMPAIGN
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DISTANCE LEARNING
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END OF YEAR TRADITIONS
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WHY I'LL MISS TSA
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RETIRING TEACHERS
13 ALUMNI 22
IMPACT REPORT/FINANCIAL SUMMARY
28 HIGHLIGHTS
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MISSION: Our mission is to provide an exceptional collegepreparatory education, grounded in Christian faith. We partner with families to develop the disciplines for lifelong success, while inspiring a passion to glorify God in all that we do. EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY: A Tattnall Square Academy education is based on the conviction that each young person has inherent, God-given talents and interests of great worth. We foster those gifts and interests and grow them into passionate and meaningful pursuits in the classroom, on the field, on the stage and throughout the local and global community. INSIDE THE SQUARE: Published annually for families and friends of Tattnall Square Academy DESIGNER: Alyssa Huntt EDITORS: Alyssa Huntt, Brandi Fountain, Lucy Peavy CONTRIBUTORS: Alyssa Huntt, Brandi Fountain PHOTOGRAPHERS: Alyssa Huntt, Johnny Mullis, Lee McDavid
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AFTER
TWO YEARS AGO, we kicked off a 50th
Anniversary Campaign to honor our past and to plan for our future. There were five different projects and upgrades that we focused on for the campaign. THANKS TO YOU, WE WERE ABLE TO RAISE $344,012.15 IN GIFTS AND PLEDGES! While the amount of giving
is a wonderful story in itself, the truly important story is what YOUR generosity will mean for Tattnall Square Academy. More than just a story of dollars and gifts, your generosity is the story of CREATING OPPORTUNITY for Tattnall’s incredible and eager students and for the dedicated and talented women and men on Tattnall’s faculty, who teach, inspire, and nurture our students.
AFTER
So far, we’ve been able to complete several projects, while others will be ongoing over the next few years. In summer of 2019, we were able to remove the old buzzing lights in Trojan Hall and upgrade the theater lighting to LED. The TSA Cafe, also known as the cafeteria, received an update when all of the 20 year old furniture was replaced with beautiful new seating and tables. Some unique features in the cafeteria now are the booths that anchor the center of the lunchroom along with a couple of large high top tables. Due to circumstances outside TSA’s control, the condition of the track had deteriorated much earlier than expected resulting in the inability to use the track for competitive meets. As safety remains in the forefront of our efforts, overhauling the track was a priority. Completed at the end of the summer, the project included foundational work to the surface, striping and other similar processes.
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AFTER
PE GYM
Over the years the P.E. gym has been the home for basketball games and pep rallies. Currently, it is used for all elementary P.E. classes as well as the home court for some middle school basketball games and some special events, such as Grandparents’ Day.This gym is in a high traffic area and requires refurbishment to showcase its history. Renovation needs include paint, insulation, and flooring. To ensure the safety of our Trojans, we have added these upgrades to our Golden Anniversary Campaign efforts. These efforts will be finished as pledges are completed.
BEFORE
STUDENT FURNITURE- CLASSROOMS
Next, we will turn our focus to replacing all of the student desks and chairs in the classrooms. Understandably, classroom furniture receives a great deal of wear and tear throughout the year. To ensure the safety of our students, we plan to replace all the desks in middle and upper school classrooms. Desks have already been replaced in the upper elementary grades, and future plans for the lower school include purchasing all new chairs for those classrooms. This will be an ongoing project until all rooms are equipped. TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT
Children learn more effectively when the tools of technology are incorporated into their lessons, and educational institutions now require robust systems to support every aspect of operations. Our goal is to implement a comprehensive technology program that enhances the learning process and facilitates school-wide administrative functions. Staying current with rapidly changing technologies is an ongoing challenge, and we must devote considerable resources to maintaining and upgrading our systems as well as add new technologies when appropriate. The technology component of the campaign will provide iPads for each faculty member, interactive boards in all classrooms, a Chromebook Cart (30), Adobe Creative Cloud, and wireless network and infrastructure enhancements. Currently, we have ten interactive boards to various classrooms, and the Adobe Creative Cloud software that is available to all students and staff. The technology and equipment project is an ongoing project that will continually grow as funds become available from pledges. None of these things would be possible without the support of all of YOU who bleed Blue & Gold! The founding families and church members would take pleasure in knowing that their original vision for this very special school was being supported by your generosity nearly 50 years after they made their own personal commitment. It is a timeless and important partnership. THANK YOU for continuing to make Tattnall
the Best of the Best!
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DISTANCE LEARNING On a normal Friday in March of 2020, students were gearing up for the weekend. Pi day was celebrated in Mrs. Smothers’ room, tests were taken, weekend plans were made. But, plans change. Later that day, our students and faculty left campus and transitioned into a Distance Learning model in an attempt to “flatten the curve” and slow the rise in COVID-19 cases. One week turned into two, which turned into a month, which turned into the remainder of the school year. This unexpected turn of events was not always easy. We enjoy teaching, learning, and engaging with our Tattnall family in-person, and we missed seeing each other face-to-face; but like everything our students and faculty take on, it was done with excellence. We had a spirit week during which students and faculty built toilet paper towers and dressed up as their favorite characters. We virtually held Spotlight on the Arts. We taught and learned history and math and science and language arts. Teachers drove by students’ houses to go over flashcards. Our faculty taught in innovative ways, and students quickly caught on. Though this time wasn’t something we asked for, it’s something we’re thankful for. We pulled together as a family and supported each other in any way we could. The closeness of our Tattnall family is unmatched, and we went into the summer and 2020-2021 school year stronger and closer than ever before.
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END OF YEAR TRADITIONS
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At Tattnall, we love our traditions: they’re what make us who we are. We love coming to the spring musicals and award ceremonies; graduations and end-of-year parties. But, with distance learning and a lot of uncertainty, many of these traditions had to shift this year, and in a lot of ways, it made the memories even more special. We held a Kindergarten Drive-Through Graduation parade so the students could see their friends (from a distance) and be celebrated for their accomplishments. They dressed up in their graduation attire, decked out their cars in celebration gear, hung out of windows and sunroofs, and had an unconventional but great time ushering in the move to first grade. Seniors had a heap of new memories made. Many of them were able to come show appreciation for their teachers during teacher in-service. We had a Spring Sports Senior Night parade where senior spring athletes decorated their cars, drove through the parking lot, and were cheered on for their accomplishments by parents and friends. Cardboard testimonies were given outside and socially-distanced, followed by single-family parking spot picnics. We celebrated the Moving Up ceremony virtually, and friends and family members from far and wide were able to congratulate our students on a fantastic 2019-2020 school year and the accolades they received. Last but not least, we held graduation when it was safe to do so at a location near and dear to the class of 2020: Jack Baynes Field. Students got to mark the end of their unconventional, memorable last year as a Trojan on campus as they were launched into their futures.
WHY I'LL MISS TSA
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Retiring Faculty Congratulations to our four teachers and one guidance counselor who retired following the 2019-2020 school year. Your Tattnall family will miss you and the immeasurable impact you’ve had on us over the years, but we celebrate your new season of life!
Debbie Tanner
Learning Specialist taught at Tattnall for 25 years
Jan Miller
3rd Grade Teacher taught at Tattnall for 35 years
Shirley Kitchings
English Teacher taught at Tattnall for 38 years
MeLisa Clay
Guidance Counselor taught and served at Tattnall for 25 years
Ginger Murphy K4 Teacher taught at Tattnall for 4 years (not pictured)
ALUMNI UPDATES Kirsten Albright ('14), RN, BSN is an ER nurse and part of the Infection Control team in the ER responsible for working with COVID patients at the University of Alabama Birmingham. Kirsten (pictured second from right) recently won the Patient First Award by saving the life of an 85 year old woman when the doctor assumed her confused mental status was due to “Sundowners”. Kirsten wanted to be sure the doctor did not miss other crucial signs, such as blood sugar, since the patient was diabetic. She tested the patient’s blood sugar and discovered the patients levels had dropped to deadly levels and began administering insulin. The doctor praised her and recommended Kirsten for the Patient First Award.
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Katie Thompson Kern ('03), Robby Kern, and daughter Carlee Jill Kern welcomed Luke Donald Kern on October 28, 2019 at 3:32pm. He weighed 8lbs, 15.6oz and was 21” long.
Hamilton Goodner ('10) is a geologist working for Royal Dutch Shell in Houston, Texas. After leaving TSA, he went to the University of Georgia where he studied geology and did field studies in Colorado and the Kamchatka Province of Russia. He went on to get his MS in Geology at the University of Kansas, with his research leading to multiple peer-reviewed publications. Hamilton interned at BHP and Pioneer Natural Resources before landing a job at Shell in 2018. He now works on Shell's new ventures team on a project out of Queensland Australia focused on bringing natural gas accumulations to the market. A key reason he loves working at Shell is their dedication to being a leader in the energy transition, bringing cleaner sources of energy to consumers.
Ashley Clay Smith (‘09) and Tanner Smith (‘10) welcomed a baby boy, Campbell Alexander Smith, April 2, 2020. Tanner and Ashley live in Macon where he is a CPA at Mauldin and Jenkins, LLC and she is a first-grade teacher at the Academy for Classical Education.
Aubrey Jackson Clark ('12) married Rhett Clark of Eatonton, Georgia on March 21, 2020. Photo by Abby Frame Photography © 2020
Wendy Cullens Dyson ('95) was named Division Manager for Atkins North America’s South and Southeast Department of Transportation Business Unit in November 2019. In this role, Wendy is responsible for the management, oversight and growth of Atkins’ DOT portfolio in five states.
Stephanie Landers DAgostin ('98) was recently promoted to performance manager of Gerber Collision and Glass, overseeing the states of Georgia, Alabama and Louisianna.
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OUR FACULTY ALUMNI We are excited to have 12 Tattnall alumni on staff for the 2020-2021 school year! With graduation years ranging from 1984 to 2016, these alumni help keep our Tattnall traditions alive for a new generation of Trojans.
JORDAN BROOKS ‘09
Facilities Director; Baseball & Football Coach
ROBBIE BURNS ‘84
AP European History, Contemporary Studies, & World History Teacher
STACY VAUGHN CHAMBERS ‘91
Media Specialist; Middle & High School Reading Bowl Coach
KELLIE WHIDBY EATON ‘98
First Grade Teacher; Middle School Basketball and Softball Coach
GAHRETT GAYLORD ‘11
Middle School U.S. History & Civics Teacher; Football & Baseball Coach 14 | INSIDE THE SQUARE - TATTNALL.ORG
ELIZABETH BASS HILLIARD ‘96
Upper School Art I, II, & III teacher
ERICA SILVEY MCNALLY ‘96
Middle School English teacher
ABBY NICHOLSON ‘16
Middle & Upper School Mathematics teacher
LEAH DEFORE RUCKER ‘04
Middle & Upper School Academic Support Teacher
JULIE DANIEL SCOTT ‘93 STEM Lab Instructor
CAROLYN SMOTHERS STUART ‘95
Upper School Mathematics Teacher
LESLIE BENSON WATSON ‘92 K3 Parapro
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Elizabeth Hilliard Elizabeth Bass Hilliard (‘96) is our new Upper School Art teacher, but you may know her for a different reason: Truth Be Told Art. Truth Be Told Art was started in 2011 in Lance and Elizabeth's dining room from a dream and calling to be a business and free ministry that would help people learn how to paint who didn't know how to paint and get God's Truth on it. She hoped to paint with a few people and spread His love through art, but the Lord grew the interest and desire to include ministry around the southeastern USA and as far away as Haiti. The team has painted His encouraging words on her trendy "southern boutiquestyle" designs with almost 100,000 people over the last almost decade. Elizabeth believes that life allows different "seasons of life" for different opportunities. She also has found that the world of artistic adventures is easily interwoven. While still managing Truth Be Told Art and licensing and selling her designs, she felt that a part-time job teaching Upper School Art at her alma mater could fit into her daily grind of creating and teaching others to love art. She loves being back in the halls that helped build her as a person and hopes she can inspire each student to find something about art that they enjoy. In today's fast-paced culture, she is finding that her students look forward to the relaxing qualities of creating art every day. She is particularly excited about enriching the program for today's modern students with opportunities in the Digital Arts, which she hopes will build a platform for them at the collegiate level of marketing, graphic design, licensing, and advertising. We are beyond grateful to have her as a faculty member and part of our Tattnall family!
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JOE MAGNAN ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR Carolyn Smothers Stuart To say that Carolyn Smothers Stuart has deep Tattnall roots is an understatement. The Smothers family began making Tattnall Square Academy their home in 1982. Their contributions to the math department, Talent Show and Faculty Follies will be ingrained forever in the hearts and minds of many students. In 2001, “Little Carolyn” came home to join her mother, Mrs. Carolyn Smothers, on staff as a math teacher, and now she will be joining another Smothers, her brother Andy, as the recipient of the Joe Magnan Alumnus of the Year award. An honor graduate, Carolyn ranked #3 in her class in 1995. Even in high school, her classmates knew she would succeed at anything she put her mind to, as she was voted the Most Likely to Succeed senior superlative. As a student, she was involved in Beta Club, Y-Club, Spanish Club, Key Club, and FCA. She played basketball, served as team captain her senior year, and served as editor of the Tattnall Today newspaper, all while maintaining perfect attendance from kindergarten through 12th grade. After graduating in 1999 from Georgia Tech with a BS in Management, she completed her Masters of Education in Mathematics at Georgia Southern University in 2005. After college, Carolyn spent a year in the business world before answering her true calling: teaching math. She has been a math teacher at Tattnall on and off since 2001 for a total of 14 years. During this time, she has received numerous awards from the Chip Davidson Educator of the Year, Teacher of the Year, and Impact Teacher for Baseball/Softball three times, but she is most known by her students as the Junior Class sponsor. That position involves planning, directing, and choreographing the annual, highly anticipated junior dances for Faculty Follies and Talent Show along with her mother, father, sister, and husband. Carolyn remained true blue when she married her high school sweetheart, Barry Stuart ‘95. They have two children, William ‘25 and Mary Banks ‘27. The Stuarts are active members of Ingleside Baptist Church, where she has served in the nursery, preschool, and children’s ministries for over 12 years. In addition to her church activities, her hobbies include watching her children play ball and attending any and all TSA events or games.
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nah: Pediatric ER • Taylor Everidge ‘09: BSN, RN, CPEN, CEN at CHOA, Pediatric Critical Care Transport • Amanda Carter Raynor ‘09: MSN, RN, ment • Kayla Steele Kell ‘12: Registered Nurse-Coordinator of Children's Hospital Navicent Health Operating Room • Blair Bazemore Temples ‘13 :CV o, CA) - Emercgency Center • Kelli Lane Evans ‘10: MSN, RN FMP-BC at Better Life Carolinas in Charleston, SC • Tammy Palmer Herndon ’88: Par mpson ‘06: CRNA at Fairview Park Hospital in Dublin, GA • Josh Slayton 05: Personal Trainer at the The Wellness Center, Navicent Health • Kimberly oke Melton Garretson ‘01: Nurse Practitioner Cardiac Surgery Coliseum Medical Center and Primary Pediatrics • Kirsten Albright ’14: RN at Universi N Med/Surg ICU RN at The Medical Center Navicent Health • Ashley Williamson ‘13: RT (R), Interventional Radiologic Technologist at Medical Ce 1, and Finley Kate ‘32): RN in the MICU at the Medical Center Navicent Health in Macon. • Casey Clark ‘06: Nurse Practitioner at Axis Spine & Pain dmont Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Complex • Kelsey Monk Morris ‘09: Nurse Practitioner at Navicent Health, CVICU, Lead NP in the COVID rector of Trauma at Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah, GA • Cassie DuBose Allen ‘02: RN, BSN, Assistant Nurse Manager, Eme 2: BSN, RN Labor & Delivery Nurse, Navicent Health Macon • Jesse Michael ‘09: Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant: PPE for Intubating COVID pati nguage Pathologist at Phoebe Sumter Medical Center • Chelsea Sosebee ‘08: CVICU nurse at Kennestone Hospital • Justin Steele ‘08: ER Travel Nurse, erine Hill Braley '09: Nurse Practitioner (MSN FNP-C) • Haley Brown, BSN, RN ‘12: Oncology RN • Amy Herring Dawson ‘88: RN, Central Georg rapist, Encompass Health Rehab Hospital of Las Vegas • Kelly Deck Tuten ‘08: Cardiac Sonographer at Coliseum Medical Center • Courtney Sullivan S tric ICU at Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital in Macon, Ga • Amy Joyner Brown ‘98: Primary Pediatrics • Kirsten Albright, RN, BSN ‘14: ER Center Navicent Health in Macon, GA • Heather Woodward Melvin ‘98 (parent of Aiden ‘27, Presley ‘31): RN, MSN, CNS, faculty lecturer/clinical in Victoria Jarriel ‘08: CVRT (covid response team) member, United States Air Force • Haley Brown April Beasley (Parent of Brianna ‘16 and Bryce ‘20): er Robins • Debbie Dunn: RN at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta. • Robbie Dunn: nuclear, radiology and CT at Mercer Medicine • Sharon Willis: Nurse Skinner (parent of Camden ‘23 and Slayton ‘27): RN with Amedisys Home Health. • Lindsey Kyte ‘07 (parent of Ryker ‘30 and Krews ‘32): Midwife an 22 and Elaine Grace ‘23): RN, Pediatric Emergency Room at Navicent Health • Linton Holleman (parent of Clarissa ‘16 and Alexander ‘20): Regional A agement, Facility Privacy Officer for Coliseum Health System • Jennifer Boland ‘96 (parent of Julia ‘23 and Addie ‘26) MSN, RNC-OB, C-EFM, Mater Catherine Hill Braley ’09 (parent of Beau ‘33): Nurse Practitioner at Central Georgia Cancer Care • Mandy Poff ’96 (parent of Logan Oller ‘20): RN, Ho 20, and Emma ‘23): Pharmacist at Navicent Health in Macon • Ivy Scott (parent of Harper ‘30 and Millie ‘33): Respiratory Therapist, Navicent Health • H y ‘12, Morgan ‘14, and Lindsey ‘20): Covid CCU Unit, Navicent Health Sarah Perry Lynch ‘08: CHOA hematology/oncology • Pfeiffer Harris ‘14: nur APRN-FNP • Elisha Plaxico (Huff) ‘99: ER Nurse Practitioner & Associate Professor of Nursing at Middle Georgia State University • Ashlyn Whetsel D Critical Care Transport • Amanda Carter Raynor ‘09: MSN, RN, CPN, CPNP at Kids First Pediatric Group, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner • Laci Chapma icent Health Operating Room • Blair Bazemore Temples ‘13 :CVICU Registered Nurse • Shelby Johnson ‘14: BSN, RN at Navicent- Emergency Cente ife Carolinas in Charleston, SC • Tammy Palmer Herndon ’88: Paramedic and Field training officer for Navicent Health Medical Center, Macon, Ga. • al Trainer at the The Wellness Center, Navicent Health • Kimberly Bowen Thompson ‘03: Speech Language Pathologist in the Effingham Health Syste al Center and Primary Pediatrics • Kirsten Albright ’14: RN at University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital - Emergency Center • Amy Foster Hicks mson ‘13: RT (R), Interventional Radiologic Technologist at Medical Center Navicent Health • Megan DeLoach Ghann ‘05: Pediatric Hematology/Onc in Macon. • Casey Clark ‘06: Nurse Practitioner at Axis Spine & Pain Center • Sierra Roquemore ‘15: RN at Navicient Health, CVICU • Maria Hicks C rse Practitioner at Navicent Health, CVICU, Lead NP in the COVID-19 unit • Phillip Gilbert ‘05: Director of Pharmacy, Houston Medical Center • Ka ah, GA • Cassie DuBose Allen ‘02: RN, BSN, Assistant Nurse Manager, Emergency Services Wellstar Enterprise Support Team • Taylor Story Brinson l ‘09: Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant: PPE for Intubating COVID patients, Coliseum Medical Centers • Hannah Gibbs Faulkner ‘05: Cardiac Sonog CU nurse at Kennestone Hospital • Justin Steele ‘08: ER Travel Nurse, Phoebe Putney-Albany • Kelsey Jackson, BSN, RN '13: Oncology RN • Jessi Kay BSN, RN ‘12: Oncology RN • Amy Herring Dawson ‘88: RN, Central Georgia Cancer Care • Aubrey Jackson Clark, RT(R) ‘12: Radiologic Technolog ‘08: Cardiac Sonographer at Coliseum Medical Center • Courtney Sullivan Szigeti ‘08: Registered Respiratory Therapist, Coliseum Medical Center • Al y Joyner Brown ‘98: Primary Pediatrics • Kirsten Albright, RN, BSN ‘14: ER nurse, Infection Control team, responsible for working with COVID patie rent of Aiden ‘27, Presley ‘31): RN, MSN, CNS, faculty lecturer/clinical instructor, Wesleyan College Division of Nursing & PACU nurse at OrthoGA Force • Haley Brown April Beasley (Parent of Brianna ‘16 and Bryce ‘20): Nurse at Your Doctors Immediate Care Macon, GA • Lindsay Griffin (Paren n: nuclear, radiology and CT at Mercer Medicine • Sharon Willis: Nurse Practitioner at UHC Housecalls • Hollie Bradley (parent of Clara Rose, ’32): Nu . • Lindsey Kyte ‘07 (parent of Ryker ‘30 and Krews ‘32): Midwife and Women's Health NP in Warner Robins • Ginger Morton (parent of Alex ‘14 Ash leman (parent of Clarissa ‘16 and Alexander ‘20): Regional Admissions Director, Peach Health Group, Skilled Nursing Facilities • Janelle Holleman (pare arent of Julia ‘23 and Addie ‘26) MSN, RNC-OB, C-EFM, Maternal Outreach Coordinator. Medical Center Navicent Health • Sandi Bowen (parent of Care • Mandy Poff ’96 (parent of Logan Oller ‘20): RN, Home Health, Navicent Health • Sgt. Kyle Murray ‘05 (parent of Kylee ‘31): Firefighter/EMT d Millie ‘33): Respiratory Therapist, Navicent Health • Heather Kortes McPipkin ‘96 (parent of Finley ‘30): Registered Nurse at the Endoscopy Center o CHOA hematology/oncology • Pfeiffer Harris ‘14: nurse at Atlanta Medical Center Trauma Unit • William Hamrick ‘08: Officer with Navicent Health Middle Georgia State University • Ashlyn Whetsel Daugherty ‘15: RN at Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah: Pediatric ER • Tay ediatric Group, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner • Laci Chapman ‘14: BSN, RN, TNCC at Erlanger (Chattanooga) Emergency Department • Kayla Steele K by Johnson ‘14: BSN, RN at Navicent- Emergency Center • Brandon Thomley ‘14: RN at San Mateo Medical Center (San Mateo, CA) - Emercgency r for Navicent Health Medical Center, Macon, Ga. • Lauryn Whitfield Smith ‘04: Clinical Dietitian (MS, RD, LD) • Kevin Thompson ‘06: CRNA at Fai h Language Pathologist in the Effingham Health System • Summer Mullin Bryant ‘96: Nurse Practitioner at Myraid Genetics • Brooke Melton Garretson m Hospital - Emergency Center • Amy Foster Hicks ‘99: Nurse Practitioner, Family Practice • Emily Brooks ‘13: BSN, RN, CCRN Med/Surg ICU RN DeLoach Ghann ‘05: Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Nurse, Macon • Torri Wilkins Boney ‘02 (Parent of Evan ‘27, Heath ‘31, and Finley Kate ‘32): R at Navicient Health, CVICU • Maria Hicks Carter ‘95: RN at Urgent Care, Navicent Health and FNP at Bluebird Clinic, Piedmont Orthopaedic and S rector of Pharmacy, Houston Medical Center • Katie Bazemore Sauls ‘09: CT Technologist • Amanda Archer Ramirez ’96: RN, Director of Trauma at M prise Support Team • Taylor Story Brinson ‘12: BSN, RN Labor & Delivery Nurse, Navicent Health Macon • Kacey Glidewell ‘12: BSN, RN Labor & D • Hannah Gibbs Faulkner ‘05: Cardiac Sonographer at Navicent Health • Brittney Stribling Hargrove ‘04: Medical Speech-Language Pathologist at Pho ey Jackson, BSN, RN '13: Oncology RN • Jessi Kay Easterwood '10: Pharmacist • Blair Smith, BSN, RN '13: Oncology RN • Catherine Hill Braley '09: son Clark, RT(R) ‘12: Radiologic Technologist at Skin Care Physicians of Georgia • Emily Walker McCarthy ‘97: Occupational Therapist, Encompass H iratory Therapist, Coliseum Medical Center • Alicia Sears Gunter ‘08: LPN at Renal Physicians of Georgia • Emily Avery ‘11: RN, Pediatric ICU at Bev trol team, responsible for working with COVID patients at the University of Alabama Birmingham • Andrew Parker ‘11: RN, Emergency Center Navi College Division of Nursing & PACU nurse at OrthoGA • Sherry Hearn Misinco ‘98: RN, MSN, FNP, Family Nurse Practitioner in Macon • Victoria ors Immediate Care Macon, GA • Lindsay Griffin (Parent of Gavin, ‘33): CPNP, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner at Youthcare Pediatrics in Warner Robins Housecalls • Hollie Bradley (parent of Clara Rose, ’32): Nurse Practitioner, Family Practice, Scarborough Family Medicine. • Jeffrey Skinner (parent of arner Robins • Ginger Morton (parent of Alex ‘14 Ashleigh ‘18): RN at Navicent Health • Anya Bloodworth (parent of Cade ‘22 and Elaine Grace ‘23): th Group, Skilled Nursing Facilities • Janelle Holleman (parent of Clarissa ‘16 and Alexander ‘20: Director, Health Information Management, Facility Pr Medical Center Navicent Health • Sandi Bowen (parent of Heather ‘06 and Joseph ‘17): RN for Coliseum Northside Hospital • Catherine Hill Braley ’0 t. Kyle Murray ‘05 (parent of Kylee ‘31): Firefighter/EMT Macon-Bibb County • Glenn Kelley (parent of Paul ‘19, Addie ‘20, and Emma ‘23): Pharmac
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This year has been an unprecedented time for educators, and we’re so proud of our TSA teachers and alumni who are teaching their students from home. Educators across the country have given so much of their time to ensure that their students get the attention and instruction they need in a new environment. Their creativity and dedication throughout the process of education in 2020 has been so helpful and does not go unnoticed.
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Tattnall is blessed to have several alumni educators across the country at elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, and colleges pouring into their students and going above and beyond.
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1 Robyn Anthony Hansen ‘82: special education resource teacher at WhitmoreBolles Elementary School in Dearborn, Michigan 2 Heather Woodward Melvin ‘98 RN, MSN, ACNS-BC (parent of Aiden ‘27 & Presley ‘31): Wesleyan College Division of Nursing, Macon, GA 3 Kristie Blizzard, M. Ed. ‘99: lead mentor teacher, Taylor Elementary, Macon, GA
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4 Sarah Chancellor ‘99: media specialist at Howard Middle School in Macon 5 Elizabeth Anne Harrison ‘99: art teacher at Julia P Elementary in Statesboro, GA 6 Tracy Gray ‘00 (parent of Riley ‘28 & Avery ‘33): medical assisting instructor at Central Georgia Technical College 7 Amanda Solomon ‘01: 4th grade teacher at Porter Elementary in Bibb County 8 Alison Scott ‘03: 3rd grade reading and math teacher at Burdell-Hunt Magnet School in Bibb County
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9 Heather Bowen Nuñez ‘06: teacher at Gray Station Middle School 10 Rebecca Wells, PhD ‘06: clinical assistant professor at the University of Georgia, public health and social work 11 Bailey Knight Smith ‘07: 5th grade social studies & skills teacher in Milledgeville at Georgia Military College Prep School
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12 Julie Lyles Andrews ‘08: interrelated science teacher at Veterans High School in Kathleen, GA 13 Lauren Green Nguyen ‘08: APUSH and honors U.S. history teacher at Houston County High School in Warner Robins 14 Kyle Redmond ‘08: 8th grade gifted program science and social studies teacher at Oak Hill Middle School 15 Sarah Poupard Corum ‘09: math teacher at Mount de Sales Academy
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16 Mary Catherine Sikes ‘10: Athletic Director, athletic trainer, anatomy and physiology teacher at Piedmont Academy in Monticello, GA 17 Gahrett Gaylord ‘11: TSA, middle school social studies 18 Sophia Green ‘11: 2nd grade teacher, Springdale Elementary, Bibb County 19 Patrick Loughran ‘11: 7th grade social studies, Loganville Middle School 20 Haley Andrews Robinson ‘11: 1st grade teacher at Heritage Elementary School in Bibb County
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21 Andrew Braley ‘12: band and choir teacher at Northwest Middle School in Salt Lake City, Utah 22 Emily Ivey Braley ‘12: psychology teaching assistant at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City 23 Anna Claire Heath Waltzer ‘12: special education teacher at Twin Lakes Academy Elementary in Jacksonville, FL 24 Allison Hinson ‘13: 5th grade ELA teacher at Byron Elementary School
IMPACT REPORT
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ecause of our faithful and generous donors like you, 2019-2020 was a great year for Tattnall Square Academy. Your contributions to the school last year, which are critical to the annual budget and strategic plans for the future of TSA, totaled $781,948.54 (including Annual Fund, Capital Campaign, and GOAL). The TSA Annual Fund remains the top giving priority of the school, and we are grateful for the parent participation, gaining us access to more foundation dollars for the school. Your extraordinary responses to the Annual Fund will significantly enhance the programs and facilities at Tattnall Square Academy.
TRAIN UP A CHILD IN THE WAY HE SHOULD GO, AND WHEN HE IS OLD HE WILL NOT DEPART FROM IT: PROVERBS 22:6
It is an honor to take this opportunity to recognize the many donors which include parents, alumni, faculty, grandparents, corporate partners, and friends of the school in the impact report. Thank you for your continued support and prayers as we seek to provide our students with the best programs and facilities.
BRANDI FOUNTAIN, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
2019-2020 ANNUAL FUND GIVING LEGACY SOCIETY: $10000 TO $100000 Kevin & Candace Brown Pharmaceutical Dimensions Delta Air Lines Foundation Pelicano Construction E.J. Grassmann Trust Tom & Mary Hinson The Hinson Group Inc GOLDEN CIRCLE: $5000 TO $9999 Bryant Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Inc Cox Communications Ortho Georgia Angie & Jay Hilliard Lancaster Tire, LLC Georgia Farm Bureau Federation Mark Morgan Rampage Solutions, LLC VISIONARIES CIRCLE: $2500 TO $4999 Mike & Nancy Bailey Butler Automotive Group, Inc. Lintech International, LLC Mike Foster One South Bank Waites & Foshee HEADMASTER'S CIRCLE: $1000 TO $2499 Rodney & Linda Anderson Andy & Michelle Bacchus Greg & Melisa Clay JH Cockfield
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Holly & Brent Collins Gary & Colleen Dunagan Jonas & Mildred Endreson Brad & Gina Fink Tom Harrington Bryan & Stacy Hinson Tonya & Jeff McClure Bill & Ann McGehee George & Lynn Monk Mark Pitts Mark & Christy Rowland McGriff Insurance Chris & Cindy Stephens Wal-Mart Don & Loretta Woodward TRUE BLUE: $500 TO $999 Sysco Atlanta Robert & Jessica Betzel Robert Betzel Glenn & Jennifer Cook John & Katie Hankinson Kroger Walt Miller Sherida Jacobs, DMD, LLC Michael & Casey Smith BLUE & GOLD: $250 TO $499 Chuck & Lynne Adams John & Mary Alexander Amazon Smile Ron & Sharmon Bartholomew David & Kathy Blankenship
Gifts dated: 6.1.19 - 5.31.20
Bubber & Kathryn Epps Robby & Brandi Fountain Sylvia & Gordon Greendwood Terry Hallman Wes & Tiffany Herndon Jamie & Susan Hulett John Johnson Beth & Paul McKnight William & Joan Miller John & Donna Morgan Mark & Ann Swaim Debbie & Kevin Tanner Sharon & Darren Willis Jon & Wilma Wolfe TROJAN CIRCLE: $100 TO $249 Don Allen Donnie & Susannah Allen Anita Arnett Joseph & Susan Bateham Darren & Stacy Berkner Justin & Hollie Bradley Patsy Bridgeman Sue Bullington Taylor Campbell Robert & Stacy Chambers Pat & Stephan Cheek Mickey & Selisa Daniell Sonia Duggan Tucker Dunaway Andrew & Laura Durr Ruiyun Fu & Yucheng Zhang Daniel & Patricia Fussell
Gifts dated: 6.1.19 - 5.31.20
Gahrett Gaylord Jamie & Cindy Gibson Jay & Angelia Gillis Laura & Frank Green Shirley Greenway Keith & Rhonda Hardy Barbara & Prestley Hayslip Robert & Estelle Herndon Joey & Cristy Hiller Ted Hinson Eric & Lindsay Huff Clint & Tara Johnson Jimmy & Maebelle Joyner Larry & Kathy Keen Lanier & Glenn Kelley Eddie & Deborah Kelley Jon & Misty Kitchens Emory Communications Jimese Lightfoot Jeff & Carole Long Jerry & Martha Mansfield Donald McDaniel Jan Miller Van & Ginger Murphy Robert Patterson Shawn & Ashley Scott Fran & Wayne Shaw Mike & Norma Shipley Brannen & Jenny Smith Carolyn & Tom Smothers Marvin & Barbara Snow Deborah & Mark Stevens Carolyn & Barry Stuart Michael & Jenny Stubbs Yugo & Satoko Takada Zane & Tonia Vance Rob & Tey Warnock Bryan Way Wells Fargo Tammy White Tony & Gwen Wilkes Mike Winget Chris & Shana Yaughn Thomas & Wanda Zellner FRIENDS: $1 TO $99 Sarah Banter Tracy & Joanna Barfield Lauren Battle Brad & April Beasley Benevity Community Impact Fund & American Endowment Foundation Fred & Teresa Bioust Brian & Christina Bowker Brandon Brock Jody & Emily Burnett Robbie & Dawn Burns Linda & Lamar Bush Abby Cohen Joana Cohen
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Dana Darley Hardy & Renee Daughtry James Dennard Michael & Mardi Drake Steve & Laura Ford Ronald & Brenda Gay Melanie Gorman John & Tracy Gray Shinichi Hagino Jay & Melanie Hawthorne Ian & Julie Hayley Clay & Amy Hicks Alyssa Huntt Erica Jessup Bryan & Jennifer Kemp Gene & Shirley Kitchings Denise Lester Julie Long Dale & Sharon Martin Ashley Massey James & Marty Massey Jeremy Mayweather Albert McClure Josh & Megan McGraw Callie McMichael Kyle Montgomery Dresden & Peter Muncy Nicki Leigh Neufeld Lori Oakes Annette Owens Andy & Anne Oxford Lucy Peavy Britton & Ansley Rawls Otto Reitnauer Jeanne Schoch Bryan & Julie Scott Sue & William Shoemaker Jarvis & Shandolyn Smith Mitch & Rachael Smyth Martha Tisdale Caleb & Gaylyn Vinson Will Washburn Mrs. Leslie Watson Carol Wear Todd & Daphne Whetsel Belinda & Tim Whitfield Note: It is our intent to be as accurate as possible in reporting donors. We realize, however, that errors may inadvertantly be made, and we apologize in advance for any innaccuracies that may occur in this report. If you do notice an error, please notify the development office immediately so that we may correct the information in our database and for future reports.
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Gifts dated: 6.1.19 - 5.31.20 BAND BOOSTERS Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Oren BASEBALL BOOSTERS 551 Circa, LLC Alston Howard Agency, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Brown Mr. & Mrs. Scott Brown Cadence Bank Central Georgia Tree Service Mr. & Mrs. Mike Chumbley Drives Plus Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dunn El Sombrero Mr. & Mrs. Roy Etheridge Mr. & Mrs. James Hatcher Jeff Smith Chrysler Dodge Jeep Kia Mr. & Mrs. Joey McHugh Midstate Mortgage Company, LLC Moccasin Creek Farms Mr. & Mrs. Tate Morris Phillips Chiropractic Primary Pediatrics Raytheon Robins Q, LLC Sherida Jacobs, DMD, LLC Smaha Orthodontics Something Special DM The Sanford Company Sharon and Darren Willis BASKETBALL BOOSTERS Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Bland BOOSTERTHON- TROJAN LEGION Mr. & Mrs. Robert Betzel Center State Bank Global Parts Distribution Industrial Steel & Machinery, Inc. M&W Heating and Air M&R Marketing Group Mr. & Mrs. Craig Morse FOOTBALL BOOSTERS Amos CPA Atlanta Sand Bank of the Ozarks Mr. & Mrs. Tom Baugh BCI Insulation Believers Cleaning Braswell E. Collins, Jr. DDS Orthodontics Mr. & Mrs. Morris Carr Cherry Blossom Express Car Wash, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Greg Clay Elite Environmental Services ENT Center of Central Georgia Fazoli’s Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Gibson GIGA Goodrich Restoration, Inc. DBA Servpro of Macon Mr. & Mrs. Prestley Hayslip Healthy Living Partners, LLC Irwin Services Jeff Smith Chrysler Dodge Jeep Kia Jersey Mike's
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Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Joyner M.L. Scarbary Plumbing Mr. & Mrs. Jeff McClure Moccasin Creek Farms Mr. & Mrs. George B. Monk Tate Morris Pet Stop of Central Georgia, LLC Phillips Chiropractic Scarborough Family Medicine Sherida Jacobs, DMD, LLC Something Special DM Mr. & Mrs. Rick Talton The Cottages on Wesleyan Assisting Living The Fresh Market The Gables on Forsyth, LLC Three Ten Partners Touchdownz Seafood Bar and Grill WW Investment Group, LLC
SKEET/CLAY TARGET BOOSTERS Mr. & Mrs. Justin Bankston Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Campbell Central Carpet Classic Firearms William and Aimee Dasher Fasteners Supply First Environmental Nationwide Floyd's Paint & Body Shop, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Fortson Gilbert Trucking Mr. & Mrs. Jay Hilliard Howard's Pawn & Jewelry Jack's Saw Shop Jackson Automotive Mr. & Mrs. Ethan McCallum Mike Adams Towing Precision Builders Mr. & Mrs. George J. Redd SBC Nonprofit Consulting, LLC Dr. & Mrs. Shawn Scott Sue Shoemaker Smaha Orthodontics Southern Commerical Tire Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Thompson SOCCER BOOSTERS Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Ball Mr. & Mrs. Darren Berkner Mr. & Mrs. Tony Boland Center State Bank Central Georgia Power Sports, LLC Cutting Edge Landscaping Mrs. Dana Darley Emory Communications Fazoli’s First Environmental Nationwide Mr. & Mrs. Steve Ford Harrison's Body Shop J. Don Spillers, Jr. DMD Jack's Saw Shop McGriff Insurance Satterfield and Dempsey Jewelers Dr. & Mrs. Shawn Scott Dr. & Mrs. Tom Terrill SOFTBALL BOOSTERS Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Adams Mr. & Mrs. Jason Alewine
American Pride Bank Angela Bagwell Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Ball Mr. Allan Bass Blues Painting and House Repairs, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bridgeman Rebecca Barnes Carrs Drive-In Market Central Georgia Tile Central Georgia Tree Service Mr. & Mrs. Richard Combs Conditioned Air Duck's Welding, LLC Elliott Machine Shop Mr. & Mrs. Jae Epps Fasteners Supply Mr. Mike Foster Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey N. Hallman Mr. & Mrs. Bill Holliday Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hutchinson J. Don Spillers, Jr. DMD Kinetix Health Club, LLC Layson Advisory Group Mr. & Mrs. Bob Malone Market Collective MGTS Lawn Service Mid Georgia Electrical Services Mike Adams Towing Morgan View Farms Mrs. Beverly Olson One Stop Auto Sales William Paul Payne Mill Antiques, Inc. Pond Dam Piping, Ltd Radiant Painting REBCAL LLC - 5 Star National Renasant Bank Southern Commercial Tire State Farm Mr. & Mrs. Steven Stokes The Mint Hair Salon Mrs. Lauren Thomas Thomas Deer Cooler Truth Be Told Art, LLC DB Whitfield Whitley Furniture Clinic Wild Wing Cafe Mr. & Mrs. Darren Willis Your Pie
SWIMMING BOOSTERS Dr. Leslie Cown Mr. & Mrs. Steve Huff Martin's BBQ Matt G. Haney ENT, LLC Mr. & Mrs. David Plaxico Mr. Tyler Plaxico Pool Sevice by Jeff, LLC Prim Industrial Contractors, Inc. Virginia McCreary Skalla Trust VOLLEYBALL BOOSTERS Diversified Recycling Mr. & Mrs. Jae Epps Mr. & Mrs. Brad Fink Geico Philanthropic Foundation Jack's Saw Shop
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IMPACT REPORT
Gifts dated: 6.1.19 - 5.31.20
The TSA Annual Report is provided in this issue of Inside the Square to inform families about the financial success and responsibilty of our school. Information reported here is from the 2019-2020 fiscal year beginning June 1, 2019 and ending May 31, 2020.
FINANCIAL SUMMARY FOR FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019 income
Tuition K3-12 (80%)
Class & Club (8%) Miscellaneous Fees (2%) Annual Giving (5%) Athletic Income (1%)
2019-2020 ANNUAL FUND GIVING
YOU “TAKE THE CREDIT” AND CHANGE A LIFE….
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attnall Square Academy is grateful to the 89 individuals (including 7 business owners) who applied for a 2020 Education Tax Credit on behalf of TSA for $181,456. Due to the cap increase to $100 million, all applicants received 100% credit. These important tax credit dollars provided opportunities for 48 students to attend Tattnall Square Academy as GOAL recipients this year. Thank you for taking the education tax credit and changing students’ lives! - 2020 Tax Year - $181,456 raised tax credit - 2019 Tax Year - $186,385 raised tax credit - 2018 Tax Year - $235,675 raised tax credit - 2017 Tax Year - $199,880 raised tax credit - 2016 Tax Year - $211,336.00 raised tax credit - 2015 Tax Year- $177,766.44 raised tax credit - 2014 Tax Year- $112,098.62 raised tax credit
Daycare/Summer Daycare (1%) Other Income (1%) Cafeteria (2%)
expenses Salaries, Taxes, & Benefits (45%) Tuition Assistance (24%) Physical Location & Utilities (11%) Academic (7%) Administrative (4%) Financing (3%) Athletic (4%) Cafeteria (2%)
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For more information regarding the Georgia GOAL tax credit program, please visit our website at www.tattnall.org/georgia-goal/ or contact Brandi Fountain in the development office at 478-477-6760 ext. 183.
THANK YOU 2020 GOAL DONORS John & Haley Abernathy Charles & Lynne Adams Donnie & Susannah Allen Charles & Kim Bankston James & Sarah Banter Tom & Kathy Baugh Robert & Jessica Betzel Brian & Christina Bowker Bo & Tina Brindley Brandon & Dana Brock Jordana & Mallory Brooks Scott & Beth Brown Jody & Emily Burnett Robbie & Dawn Burns Stanley & Jeana Bush Taylor Campbell Robert & Stacy Chambers Stephan & Pat Cheek Chad & Kelly Chester Derrick Clay Greg & MeLisa Clay Brent & Holly Collins Glenn & Jennifer Cook Larry & Cathy Crumbley Mickey & Selisa Daniell Zack & Brenda Dozier Gary & Colleen Dunagan Lucas & Tucker Dunaway Ross & Kellie Eaton Steve & Laura Ford Mike Foster
Robby & Brandi Fountain Gahrett Gaylord Tom & Melanie Gorman Frank & Laura Green Shirley Greenway Grant & Gina Greenwood Kevin & Stephanie Grinstead Terry Hallman John & Katie Hankinson Rhonda Hardy Ian Hayley Wes & Tiffany Herndon Joey & Cristy Hiller Jay & Angie Hilliard Bryan & Stacy Hinson Lynn & Melinda Hooven Alyssa Huntt Dr. Sherida Jacobs Clint & Tara Johnson Chance & Caroline Jones Eddie & Deborah Kelley Chad & Heather Keys Chris & Jennie Keys Tony & Julie Long Jared & Kayla Marcum Ashley Massey Jeremy & Nadirah Mayweather Paul & Beth McKnight Callie McMichael Jan Miller Walt & Connnie Miller
George & Lynn Monk Kyle Montgomery Jackson Morgan John & Donna Morgan Mark Morgan Taylor Morgan Tate & Stephanie Morris Peter & Dresden Muncy Nicki Neufeld John & Lori Oakes Andy & Anne Oxford Ryan & Christi Patterson Otto & Sharla Reitnauer Matt & Joy Reno Matt & Brandy Rogers Mark & Christy Rowland Charles & Ivy Scott Dr. Shawn & Ashley Scott William & Norma Shoemaker Brannen & Jenny Smith Dr. Dennis & Tina Smith Mark & Deborah Stevens Barry & Carolyn Stuart Kevin & Debra Tanner Paxton & Jennifer Taylor Seth & LauraClara Thompson Darrel & Andrea Tomberlin Will & Lindsey Washburn Paul & Tammy White Cecilia Yats
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HIGHLIGHTS
Two of our 8th grade students, Anna Hilliard and Brynn Scott, painted inspirational messages on the elementary girl’s bathroom doors. We're glad to have students who serve others with their talents and are kind to their fellow Trojans!
Grady and Griffin Tisdale both placed 6th in their respective weight divisions at the GHSA State Traditional Wrestling Tournament.
Eric Litwin, best-selling author of the original four Pete the Cat books, The Nuts, and Groovy Joe, visited in November and performed for our lower school, bringing literacy and music together.
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Coach Joey Hiller and Brooks Gorman were named the Georgia Dugout Club Coach of the Year and Player of the Year, respectively.
The TSA Math Team came in 1st place at the Georgia Southwestern meet. Jessica Norwood got 1st individual and Pathik Desai got 3rd. This was one of many wins in 2019-2020!
Sophomore Avery Scott won 3rd place in the American Legion Oratorical Contest at the state level. Her speech was entitled "Freedom of Speech: Changing the World with Our Words."
This year, three seniors signed to play college softball. Courtney Ball signed at UT Chattanooga, Logan Oller signed at Georgia Gwinnett College, and Jaelyn Darley signed at Georgia Southern.
On October 24, 2019, Coach Joey Hiller got his 1000th win in softball and baseball combined. Hiller was also one of eight members inducted into the Macon Sports Hall of Fame in early May of this year.
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TROJANS, COME OUT TO PLAY! "CUT ME OUT & SNAP A PIC WITH ME!" -FLAT TROY
TROY THE TROJAN wants to hit the road with you. Throughout the year, take Troy with you and snap a pic! It's simple: 1. Cut out FLAT TROY and take it with you. Show Troy your favorite places in your hometown, on vacation, or on campus! 2. Take a picture and tag @TATTNALLTROJANS on social media. Be sure to include #TrojanTrails, your name, and where Flat Troy traveled. You can also email the picture to ALYSSA.HUNTT@TATTNALL.ORG.
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