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We have an amazing lineup of quests ahead, and we’re calling on all players to get their "Game On" for our upcoming events! From our grand parade to SEL Day, your participation is the ultimate stat boost for our students.
Don't stay on the sidelines—let’s team up, clear every quest, and show our students that they have the best support crew in the world.
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Krewe of Champions Parade
Happening this Saturday!
Feb. 28, 2026
The parade rolls at 12pm.
Join us for a Tangischools celebration!
Each school from across the district will come together for a grand parade, celebrating the champions of Tangischools. Come cheer on our student, teacher, and support staff of the year winners. Give a shout out to your favorite school athletic teams, school organizations, clubs, and pep squads! Our marching bands, cheer, and dance teams are ready to perform for you!
See you there!
Downtown Amite
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Read Across Tangipahoa
Inspiring the love of reading across our parish!
Save the date! We’re partnering with our local public libraries to host a fun-filled night for students and families on Monday, March 2nd (4 pm – 6 pm). Stop by any of the six library locations in the parish for games, stories, and great tips on boosting reading skills. Pick the spot that’s most convenient for you and join the fun!
Monday, March 2, 2026
4-6pm
at Tangi Parish Public Libraries
tangilibrary.com
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Upcoming Academic Calendars
The TPSS Board has approved the academic calendar for the 2027-2028 school year.
All of our approved calendars can be found online at tangischools.org.
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Office of Innovation Presents:
Family Fun Night: The Shamrock Shake-Up
for Kentwood and Sumner Area Families
Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Spring Creek Elementary
72961 LA 1061
Please join us for literacy and math activities, special guests, and sweet treats!
For more information:
ashley.gaten@tangischools.org
This is a FREE event!
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Hope Closet
The Tangipahoa Parish School System (TPSS), in collaboration with Tangipahoa Crime Stoppers and Transport Ministries, is excited to announce The Hope Closet Project—a new initiative aimed at ensuring that food and hygiene items are available on all 34 school campuses throughout the parish. You can join our efforts!
Read More
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Finding Innovative Ways to Make a Real Difference
The TPSS Office of Innovation is committed to making our schools the best they can be — and that starts with listening to you. Our Impact Questions form is a quick and easy way for you to share your thoughts, ideas, and feedback.
Complete Our Form
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March 13 is SEL Day!
Mark your calendars! On Friday, March 13, our schools will join together to celebrate Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Day.
To show our unity and commitment to a positive school culture, we invite all students to wear a yellow shirt to school! We chose yellow to represent the warmth, optimism, and bright futures we are building together.
What is SEL Day?
Social Emotional Learning is about more than just "being nice." It is the process through which students develop the essential skills they need to navigate life, including:
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Self-Awareness: Recognizing emotions and personal strengths.
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Empathy: Understanding and celebrating the perspectives of others.
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Resilience: Learning how to manage stress and solve problems peacefully.
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Relationship Skills: Building healthy, lasting connections with peers and adults.
By focusing on the "whole child," we ensure that our students are not just academically prepared, but emotionally equipped to succeed in the real world.
How You Can Join In
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Wear Yellow: Help us turn the hallways into a sea of sunshine!
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Start a Conversation: Ask your child, "What is one way you showed kindness today?" or "How did you handle a challenge at school?"
When we prioritize emotional well-being, we create a foundation where academic excellence can truly thrive.
Let Your Light Shine!
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Get Ready for PreK with ReadyStart Tangi!
We are thrilled to announce that applications for our Pre-K program are now officially open! We believe that a strong foundation is the key to lifelong learning, and our programs offer a warm, engaging environment where your little ones can explore, create, and grow. From developing early literacy and math skills to building important social-emotional foundations through play, our dedicated teachers are ready to welcome your child into our school family.
Watch our Latest Coffee Talk Video to learn more about our program and the application process.
Visit us Online to
Book Your PreK Application Appointment
Call: (985) 748-2539 for more information
| | Ready Start Tangipahoa raised $183,760 to support Tangipahoa Parish children, ages 0-3 to attend high-quality early education programs! Thank you to Commodores Pizza and Off the Hook for sponsoring “give back” nights! | | |
Once Upon a Time in the Park
Saturday, March 21st
11 AM to 2 PM
Michael J. Kenney Recreation Center
601 W. Coleman Ave, Hammond
Bring the kids and enjoy a day packed with smiles and activities:
Easter Egg Hunt from 1:30-2:00 PM
Story Time
Sweet Treats
Activities for all ages
Educational games for curious minds
We can’t wait to see you there!
readystarttangi.com | 985-748-2539
| | | Magnet School Mania!
It’s time to make your voice heard! Round 2 of the Magnet Mania District of the Year Contest is officially open, and we need your vote to help recognize the outstanding districts driving innovation and excellence in magnet schools.
Voting is open now through 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, February 26—don’t miss your chance to vote!
Each round is focused on one of the pillars that magnet schools are founded on. Round 2 is focused on Innovative Curriculum and Professional Development.
Visit us Online for More Information About our Tangischools Magnet Programs.
Watch our latest Coffee Talk.
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S.W.A.G. Events
Our SWAG Classes (Students with Amazing Gifts) have some fun and energetic events to look forward to this semester!
March 26, 2026 - SWAG Informational Resources Fair to be held at the Florida Parishes Fair Grounds in Amite. Students will interact with local businesses to build connections for a transition out of high school and into the work place.
April 18, 2026 - SWAG Prom will take place at the Florida Parishes Arena!
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When Behavior Becomes a School Issue: Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) in School Settings
Northshore Families Helping Families is hosting a webinar for families focused on understanding behavior support in public schools.
February 27, 2026 | 12:00 PM (Noon)
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) in School Settings
Register
If you have any questions or would like additional information, please feel free to contact us at 985-875-0511.
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Be Present
Consistent attendance is about more than just checking a box, it’s the foundation for your child’s academic and social success. When students are in class every day, they stay in sync with their lessons, participate in hands-on learning, and build the confidence that comes from staying on track. Beyond grades, being present allows students to strengthen friendships and connections, helping them feel like a vital part of our school community. By prioritizing daily attendance, you are helping your child build the habits and resilience they need to thrive both in and out of the classroom.
Check Records in SPC
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Attendance Procedures and Absence Excuses
To help our students stay on track and avoid truancy issues, we are sharing some important information regarding how absences are recorded. Our goal is to work with you to ensure that every absence is accurately documented.
1. Every Absence Requires a Note
Please submit a written excuse for every day your child is absent. These notes are important for accurate record-keeping and are the best way to prevent your child from being flagged for truancy.
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Parents may provide up to 5 written notes per semester that mark an excused absence.
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Consecutive Illness: If your child is sick for several days in a row (for example, with the flu), those consecutive days will count as only one of your five parent excuses.
2. Why Documentation Matters
Consistent communication helps us distinguish between a student who is struggling with illness and a student who is missing school without a reason. By turning in your notes promptly, you help us keep your child’s record up to date and accurate.
Thank you for your continued partnership in your child's education. If you have any questions regarding these updates, please contact the front office.
Sincerely,
TPSS Administration
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Healthy Habits Promote Good School Attendance
One challenge we are all too familiar with is cold and flu season. To support everyone's well-being during this time, TPSS is implementing proactive, rigorous cleaning protocols. Our team continues to regularly disinfect classrooms, common areas, and all high-touch surfaces to ensure a safe environment for all students and employees.
Here are some measures everyone can take to help keep our school community healthy:
- Keep students home if they are feeling unwell. If your child has symptoms such as fever, vomiting, diarrhea, or other signs of illness, please allow them time to rest and recover before returning to school.
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*Remember to send a Doctor's note or a written parent note when your child returns to school. As TPSS policy states, parents can send 5 parent notes to have absences excused during the 2nd semester.
- Wash your hands regularly with soap and water or use hand sanitizer
- Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or the inside of your elbow
- Avoid touching your face - germs often enter your body through the eyes, nose, and mouth
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2026 - 2027 LEGISLATIVE YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL (LYAC)
The Louisiana Legislative Youth Advisory Council (LYAC) is accepting applications for membership from high school students who have an interest in representing the voices of young people around the state.
Learn more about this unique opportunity and the application process.
APPLY NOW
Application deadline: Must be postmarked or submitted online no later than March 27, 2026.
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Brighter Future Scholarship
Give our aspiring teachers a strong start by contributing to the Brighter Future Scholarship fund. Your donation will help students on the Pre-Educator pathway pursue their passion to a career in education.
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North Oaks Junior Volunteers
Looking for a meaningful way to spend your summer? Gain community service hours and explore the medical field through the North Oaks Junior Volunteer Program!
Program Dates: June 2 – July 31
Ages: 14 – 17
Commitment: 4 hours per week
Positions are limited and filled on a first-come, first-served basis!
Applications due: Wednesday, April 22
Mandatory orientation: Tuesday, June 2
Interested? Call Volunteer Manager Malissa Gonzalez at (985) 230-6811 to request an application or learn more! Don’t miss this chance to grow, serve, and explore a future in healthcare!
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2026 Louisiana Young Heroes
Now Accepting Nominations!
Nominations and supporting materials should be submitted through the online form at lpb.org/heroes. The deadline for entries is Sunday, March 1, 2026.
*Nominees must be in grades 9-12 and cannot be older than 18 years of age.
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Louisiana Sheriff's Educational Scholarship
Are you...
- A high school senior?
- Planning to go to a Louisiana college/trade school?
- A resident of Tangipahoa Parish?
We've got a SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY for YOU!
Applications are accepted until APRIL 1st!
Guidelines & Applications
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Young Artist Exhibition
Opening Reception:
March 6, 2026
5-8pm
on view Mar. 6 - Apr. 2
Support the Arts! Come see the work of our Tangi students.
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Know the Policy
Our TPSS Student and Parent Handbook provides important information about district policies, expectations, and resources. We encourage all families to review it to ensure a successful and informed school year.
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Tangischools App
The Tangischools App is available for Apple devices in the App Store and on Android devices in the Google Play store. Subscribe to receive notifications from your school, see the upcoming events calendar, and have access to all things Tangischools at your fingertips!
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Bus Messages & Tracking
We highly recommend that families with children riding a Tangi School Bus download the Edulog Parent Portal Lite App through their cell phone’s app store to track transportation to and from school.
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JCampus Student App
Have you created your Student Progress Center Account? If yes -- Download JCampus Student on your Apple or Android devices.
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Tap the App
Students can report about a wide range of concerns, from mental health issues to threats of violence through the P3 app or through the Crime Stoppers website.
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Speak to Crime Stoppers to make a report:
1 877 668 2421
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Reach Out
Whether it's academic concerns, social-emotional support, or general school-related questions—we’re here to help. Together, we can make sure every student has the support they need to thrive this year!
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Have a general question for the school district?
Reach out to us through email.
questions@tangischools.org
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Stay In Touch
Make sure your contact information is current.
Guardians may update their personal information in their Student Progress Center Account, or they may contact their child’s school and update the information with the school secretary.
Update My Contact Information
→ current phone number
→ email address
Text START to
(985) 260 - 8474
to receive text messages from Tangischools
Do not have a Student Progress Center Account? Your child's front desk secretary can assist you with getting started.
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You can find the podcast on all major platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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Coffee Talk Tuesdays
Be sure to catch us LIVE on Facebook each Tuesday at 2:30pm.
Superintendent Stilley sits down to chat with school and parish leaders, to share and discuss the "why" behind all that we do in Tangischools.
See our Recorded Episodes on our website.
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Early Childhood Supports and Services (ECSS)
Free, family-centered support for children ages 0-5 experiencing:
- behavioral or emotional challenges
- trauma or stress
- developmental delays
The ECSS team helps families build healthy foundations through compassion, evidence-based care.
- personalized family support plans
- licensed mental health therapy
- parenting education and coaching
- referrals to local resources
- school readiness suppport
Learn More
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Prayer Breakfast
You're Invited!
The Office of Innovation is partnering with local church and community leaders to come together at the table for discussions on ways we can work together on behalf of the children of our district.
March 18, 2026
9am
Natalbany Middle School - Gymnasium
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Join our TPSS Transportation Team!
Hop onboard one of our upcoming trainings to get on the road to a new adventure with Tangischools.
Questions? Call (985) 748 - 2423
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School Bus Driver Training
DAY CLASS
Mar. 23-27
9am-4pm
TPSS Technology Center
795 S. Morrison Blvd, Hammond
REGISTER TO ATTEND
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School Bus Driver Training
EVENING CLASS
Mar. 2-5
5pm-9pm
TPSS Technology Center
795 S. Morrison Blvd, Hammond
*evening classes run for 8 nights
REGISTER TO ATTEND
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School Bus Attendant Training
DAY CLASS
March 17
9am - 4pm
TPSS Technology Center
795 S. Morrison Blvd, Hammond
REGISTER TO ATTEND
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School Bus Attendant Training
EVENING CLASS
March 25 and 26
5pm - 8pm
TPSS Technology Center
795 S. Morrison Blvd, Hammond
*must attend both nights
REGISTER TO ATTEND
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UPCOMING EVENTS
February 28: Krewe of Champions Parade
March 13: SEL DAY (wear yellow), End of 3rd 9 Weeks
March 16: PD Day for Teachers
April 3 - 10: Spring Break
May 21: End of 4th 9 Weeks, Last Day for Students
See our Full Academic Calendar
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SchoolCash Online
Create an account, connect your schools and students to the account, and search the catalogue for availble fees.
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Student Progress Center
Register your account to track student grades, attendance, announcements, & test scores.
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Resolve A Problem
Have a question or concern? Reach out directly to your school by filling out our Resolve a Problem form.
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TANGIPAHOA PARISH SCHOOL SYSTEM
59656 PULESTON ROAD, AMITE, LA 70422
P: 985-748-7153
F: 985-748-8587
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