Talking Taylor Schools / Karl Ziomek
This blog is dedicated to all of the positive things happening in the Taylor School District.
If your child signed up for CTE classes at Taylor Career and Technical Center this year, please review the following information:Face-to-face students will begin the year online until September 25. When school buildings re-open, these students follow their high school schedule and attend Career and Technical Center classes in-person.Virtual students will begin the year online …
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Attention all seniors. Take note of key dates upcoming on the calendar. Drive-through graduation cap and gown distribution will take place on May 27. Awards will also be distributed at this time, as will bagged locker contents. Distribution times will be: 10-11 a.m.: Mrs. Smith’s A-Dh 11-noon: Mrs. Louwer’s Di-J Noon-1: Mrs. Rush’s K-Rh 1-2: …
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Congratulations to Taylor High School girls basketball player Amiah Thomas on being named Honorable Mention to the Detroit Free Press All-West Girls Basketball Team. For more, click here
(Carly Lundgren-Barnard, Taylor High School DECA) I am beyond proud of Emily Polovino. Recently DECA was sopposed to be in International competition with 13 of Taylor state winners. Due to Covid-19 the event in Nashville, Tenn. was cancelled. Wisconsin held a virtual International Career Development Conference for students that wanted to still experience ICDC. Emily, …
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Taylor Schools’ Cabinet and Executive Bargaining Units will be meeting to brainstorm educational possibilities for the next school year, scheduled to being in the fall. Because the target is always moving, the district simply wants to have contingency plans in place and updating families as information and decisions become final.There is more good news on …
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(Mary Ann Cyr, Assistant Superintendent, May 15.) I hope this communication finds you well. I would like to share that despite some torrential downpours (last week) we still managed to serve a combination of 26,306 breakfast and lunch meals. Thank you to all of the volunteers. It was testimony to your true dedication.We hope to …
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Talking Taylor Schools / Karl Ziomek