Tullahoma High School Class of 2024

Tullahoma Graduation 2024 —23A K & S Awards 931-455-7359 • Cell 931-247-1577 Genie Rogers 510 COUNTRY CLUB DR. TULLAHOMA, TN, 37388 Stamps, Gifts, Trophies & Awards Congrats to the Graduating Class of 2024! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2024!! ϵϯϭͲϰϯϯͲϲϲϯϰ ǁǁǁ͘ƌŝĐŚĂƌĚƐŽŶǁĂƐƚĞ͘ĐŽŵ G reat things have been happening in the band programs across Tullahoma City Schools, and recently, the high school program had eight students named All- State Band members. Isabella English, Ella Farmer, Ethan Eldridge, Isaac Parlier, Zavier Fowler, Brady Welch, Jonas Carter and Haidan Curry were all selected to the Tennessee Music Education Association’s (TMEA) All-State Band. These students will next travel to perform with the All-State Band at the TMEA Annual State Conference at Opryland Hotel in Nashville on Saturday, April 13. “Earning a seat in the Tennessee All- State Band is our state’s highest honor and also awards them the status of grad- uating with distinction in May,” said THS Co-Director Justin Scott. This recognition follows the news that Tullahoma City Schools had several stu- dents named to the Middle Tennessee School Band and Orchestra Association’s (MTSBOA) Mid-State Band. In total, TCS saw 35 middle and high school students receive seats and alternate seats in en- sembles. “THS Co-Director Lisa Burden and I are ecstatic with the results of this year’s Mid-State and All-State auditions,” Scott said. “Year in and year out, our students put Tullahoma on the map when it comes to regional clinic band audition represen- tation. We are proud to have record num- bers that choose to audition each year. Just by working to prepare themselves for an audition of this caliber, our students are improving not only their individual musi- cianship but also the band as a whole. The top-ranked students who make the gold bands are awarded a seat in our state’s top ensembles at All-State. This year, we are proud to tie with only one other high school to have themost All-Statemembers fromMiddle Tennessee.” Members of the Mid-State Band par- ticipated in a January clinic in Murfrees- boro, where they rehearsed with talented conductors nationwide. The rehearsals were to prepare for a performance at Lip- scomb University in Nashville. East and West Middle School had a combined 10 students have seats in the MTSBOA Mid-State Band. Those par- ticipants were Kaylee Casselman, Isaac McVey, Wen Ni Lin, Lexi Brown, Sadie Massingille, Cayden Jernigan, William Dawe, Sam Howard, Javier Fletcher and Aiyanna Dale. Isaac McVey and Cayden Jernigan were also named Mid-State Middle School Jazz Band alternates. Tullahoma High School had 21 stu- dents with seats in their respective MTS- BOA Mid-State Band Clinic. THS had nine students selected to the Mid-State Ninth/10th Grade Band, with 12 students named to the 11th/12th Grade Band. THS Ninth/10th Grade Band mem- bers included Haidan Curry, Ella Farmer, Jonah Vallejos, Edward Henry, Will Childers, Connor Shasteen, Jonas Carter, Jonah Dorman and Richard Thomason. Alternates were Naziya Warden and Al- exander Cook, while Jonah Dorman was also named a Mid-State High School Jazz Alternate. THS 11th/12th Grade Band Members included Isabella English, Sarah Eakin, Josie Wagnon, Natalie Howard, Sarie Ho ff ner, Kelsey Tamalvicz, Braden Rob- ertson, Zavier Fowler, Josh Jones, Isaac Parlier, Ethan Eldridge and Brady Welch. Alternates were Nate Bobo and Christian Davis, while Bobo was also a Mid-State Percussion Ensemble participant. “Our band programs here at TCS continue to amaze me every single year,” said TCS Director of Schools, Dr. Cath- erine Stephens. “With results like these, it’s easy to see why the TCS middle and high school band programs are renowned throughout the state of Tennessee. I am beyond proud of each one of these stu- dents and their directors for their contin- ued success.” TCS band members receive state and mid-state honors