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Prom Royalties: Destiny Moorer, Queen; Dorian Pack, King; Brooklyn Ray, Princess; Jami Burchfield, Prince.

2026 Tate FFA Rodeo Queen - Parker Layfield

2026 Tate FFA Rodeo Queen - Parker Layfield

FBLA Students Attend the State Leadership Conference

FBLA Students Attend the State Leadership Conference

TATE HIGH SCHOOL WELCOMES SPECIAL OLYMPICS 2026

TATE HIGH SCHOOL WELCOMES SPECIAL OLYMPICS 2026

French Earns Top Honors at State

French Earns Top Honors at State

Meals of Hope Project

Meals of Hope Project - Over 63,000+ meals packed!

Tate Swim Team to State

Tate Swim Team Advances to State Finals - 1st in History!

Hall of Fame
Forestry Team Wins District Competition

Forestry Team Wins District Competition

Boys Golf Team Wins District Title

Boys Golf Team Wins District Title

Students  Excel with Perfect Testing Scores

Students  Excel with Perfect Testing Scores

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DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Students, this is a reminder that you must wear your student ID badge at all times, visible on a lanyard around your neck. Dress code is enforced daily, so make sure you are dressed appropriately. Earbuds and headphones are not allowed on campus and will result in a referral. Cell phones must be put away and out of sight during instructional time and may only be used during class change and at lunch.

2026 FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE

Students who took the ASVAB on April 14th--your scores are in! Please see Ms. Shimel in the Strange building room 402 to pick up your scores. 5/5

YEARBOOK DISTRIBUTION


SENIOR DISTRIBUTION
When: Friday, May 8th during 7th Period ONLY
Who: Seniors who pre-purchased a yearbook
Location: In front of the library

  • Students will get a ticket from their first period teacher.
  • If a student does not receive a ticket and they think they should, email Ms. Gardner at mgardner3@ecsdfl.us
  • Please do not send students to the library Friday morning, as there is an AP exam.
  • No yearbooks will be given early. If a senior leaves early for OJT or dual enrollment, they can pick it up the following week.

NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
When: Monday, May 11th – Friday, May 15th
Who: All other students (tickets will not be distributed for underclassmen who pre-ordered)
Pickup Time: During their assigned lunch only
Location: Room 302 ONLY
(Students must use the side door facing the cafeteria/ROTC.)

  • Due to testing, do not send students to the library.

PURCHASING A YEARBOOK
Approximately 100 extra yearbooks will be available for purchase during distribution week.

  • Cost: $90 exact cash only

IMPORTANT REMINDERS
Students may not pick up a yearbook for another student.

  • Dual-enrolled/OJT students can pick up their yearbook during lunch since PSC and UWF are finished with final exams.

If you are unable to come during lunch, email mgardner3@ecsdfl.us to arrange pickup.

Senior Important Dates: May 15 - Senior Breakfast; May 17 - Baccalaureate Ceremony; May 19 - Senior Honor's Night; May 20 - Graduation Practice; May 27 - Graduation. See the attached document for all the senior information.

In recognition of the Month of the Military Child, Governor Ron DeSantis has issued a proclamation recognizing the sacrifices, courage and contributions of our military families. The Month of the Military Family in Florida proclamation encompasses all reasons that Florida is the most military-friendly state in the nation. The proclamation can be read here. For additional information regarding Month of the Military Family and Purple Up! Day, please visit the Military Family Resources page here. See full letter for details.

Your Lady Aggie Track & Field Team won their 4th big Invitational this past weekend at the 2 day, 19 team "Smokey's Barbeque Track Meet". The Aggies broke several school records again with the 4x100 meter relay team of Nancy Clay, Niyanna Wiggins, Camdyn Green and Lay Banks. Niyanna Wiggins also broke the school record in the triple Jump,  Lay Banks broke the school record in the Long jump and Daviegh Merdith broke another school record in the Pole Vault. This week the Lady Aggies will run at the Escambia County Track & Field Championship on Friday. Good luck Girls track and keep bringing home those team Trophy's and breaking the school records!

Congratulate the following winners from the Bright Images Art Show: Best of Show: Abby Lynch; Digital Arts: 1st - Riley Robbirds, 3rd - Zack Hernandez; Ceramics: 1st -Nessa Stewart, 2nd - Anaya Rodriguez, 3rd - Linh Tran, Honorable Mention: Locklynn Mitchell; Mixed Media: 2nd - Lele Landey; Photography: 1st - Jasmine Dillard; Printmaking: Honorable Mention Jada Archer.

Career Academy ApplicationIf you are interested in joining one of Tate's career academies, then click the application link to apply.  An application must be completed now.  Academies include:  Agriscience, Automotive Service, Education Pathway, Game Simulation & Animation, Health Science, TV and Multimedia Production, and  Veterinary Science.

Tate High School is proud to announce that senior James Treick has been named a 2026 National Merit Scholarship Finalist, one of the most prestigious academic honors awarded to high school students in the United States. This recognition places James among an elite group of students nationwide who have demonstrated exceptional academic ability, leadership, and commitment to their communities.

Congratulations to our HOSA members who competed at the Regional Conference this past weekend. We’re proud to announce that Kristina Vasileva, who placed second in Dental Terminology, and Reese Serley, who placed second in Patient Care Technician, will be advancing to the State Competition in April. A special shout-out to Darby Walker for placing fifth in Medical Terminology, and to Caidyn Medeiros and Hayden Konecny for earning fifth place in Emergency Medical Technician.

CONGRATULATIONS to our Senior Superlatives!

2025-2026 THS HALL OF FAME STUDENTS NAMED:
Lauren Armstrong, Willow Beachner, Kinzlee Biggs, Conner Bignell, Aiden Bramblett, Edwin Ciesla, Maegan Coleman, Garrett Groff, Carter Hayden, Carson Hindsman, Brooke Holland, Ava Jacobi, Lawson Killingsworth, Anna Lippit, Lena Litton, Kaven Powell, Emma Touchstone, Linh Tran, Tre Wells, Rubing (Ruby) Wu.

Students, please remember the following:
You must wear your student ID badge at all times. It should be visible and worn on a lanyard around your neck.  Dress code will be enforced daily. Make sure you come to school dressed appropriately. If you’re unsure, check the Code of Student Conduct. Also, earbuds, headphones, or any device attached to your ears are not allowed on campus and will result in an automatic referral. Cell phones must stay put away and out of sight during class. You may use your cell phone during class change and at lunch. Reminder** Blankets are not allowed on campus.

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STUDENT PARKING:  Students driving and parking on campus must complete the Google Form: 2025-2026 Parking Decal Application to furnish the required information. Students must be signed in with Single Sign-On in order to complete the form.

 

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THS FRENCH STUDENTS EARN TOP HONORS AT STATE
Students from J.M. Tate High School recently participated for the first time in the Le Congrès de la Culture Française en Floride, held in Orlando. The statewide event brings together students from across Florida to celebrate French language, culture, and the arts through academic and performance-based competitions.
Despite having only about two months to prepare for the event, Tate students demonstrated remarkable dedication as they prepared entries across numerous categories, including theatrical performances, poetry recitation, music, impromptu speaking, cultural projects, reading comprehension, and creative design competitions aligned with this year’s theme, “The World of French Cinema.”
Led by veteran French teacher - Evangeline Leventhal, the students represented Tate High School with distinction, earning recognition in several categories.  
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JAMES TREICK NAMED NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALIST
Tate High School is proud to announce that senior James Treick has been named a 2026 National Merit Scholarship Finalist, one of the most prestigious academic honors awarded to high school students in the United States. This recognition places James among an elite group of students nationwide who have demonstrated exceptional academic ability, leadership, and commitment to their communities.

2025-2026 THS HALL OF FAME STUDENTS NAMED:
Lauren Armstrong, Willow Beachner, Kinzlee Biggs, Conner Bignell, Aiden Bramblett, Edwin Ciesla, Maegan Coleman, Garrett Groff, Carter Hayden, Carson Hindsman, Brooke Holland, Ava Jacobi, Lawson Killingsworth, Anna Lippit, Lena Litton, Kaven Powell, Emma Touchstone, Linh Tran, Tre Wells, Rubing (Ruby) Wu.  Hall of Fame Image.

BOYS GOLF WINS DISTRICT TITLE:  For the first time in school history, the Tate High School Boys Golf Team has captured the district championship, marking a milestone achievement for the Aggies and a proud moment for the entire Tate community. Read More

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