North Tattnall Middle School

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Welcome to the North Tattnall Middle School page! Words cannot express how excited I am to serve the young men and young women of Tattnall County! This is my sixteenth year in education, and I am proud to serve as principal here at North Tattnall Middle School. Tattnall County is known across our area as a great place to work and live, and I feel that is largely attributed to the expectations and pride of this community.     

We are excited about all our new and returning teachers, and I’d like to personally vouch for each teacher and coach at NTMS. They are not only great teachers and coaches, but also great people. I know that they are here to teach and grow young men and young women. I am proud to serve alongside each one of them!

In spite of COVID-19 and all of the uncertainty it has brought, we have some very exciting things happening this year at NTMS. Our new house/reward system is one example. Our goals for this program are:

1) to take our school culture and climate to the next level!

2) to give students a sense of belonging 

3) to teach students what it means to contribute to something bigger

4) friendly competition 

Another new addition this year is our acquisition of a certified reading specialist who will help close the gap with students not reading on grade level. This is a key component of our school improvement and literacy plan, and we can’t wait to see the impact it has on our school!

I have worked in great districts before, but I can tell you without reservation the district support we get here is unparalleled. Our district office is proud to support our growth both academically and athletically. Thank you board of education members and staff for continuing to step up and support us toward doing “Whatever It Takes” as we work towards excellence. I look forward to introducing each of you to #TheWarriorWay Go Warriors!

Sincerely,

Donny Sikes, Ed.S

Right now is the time for your child to begin  preparing for his or her future.  In 2010, the  Georgia General Assembly passed the BRIDGE law which requires students in grades 6-12 to receive college and career guidance and options in preparation for a successful future.

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 BRIDGE Bill Newsletter

https://schoolgrades.georgia.gov/reidsville-middle-school 

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