**NEW STUDENTS ONLY** Registration for the 2021-2022 school year is now open. All Students new to TVSC in 21-22 must start with this form. Once it is complete, you will be contacted with login information to Skyward where you will complete your registration. All students returning to Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation from the 20-21 school year should login to Skyward to complete your registration.

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Tippecanoe Valley to Host Open Swim

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The Tippecanoe Valley High School Pool will be open to patrons of the Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation for Open Swim on Sunday afternoons from 2-4 p.m. during the months of January (10, 17, 24, and 31), Feb. 7, 14, 21, and 28) and March (6, 13, 20, and 27), 2016. A certified lifeguard will be present; however, swimming instruction will not be provided. To participate in Open Swim children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Proper swim attire is required. A fee of $2 per swimmer will be collected to cover pool supervision and lifeguard costs.

Please Join Us for the TVHS School Improvement Team Meeting

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Parents are cordially invited to participate in the Tippecanoe Valley High School
 School Improvement Team, April 14, 2016 at 7:30 am. This is a great opportunity to learn about school operations, meet with teachers and administrators, make constructive comments, and ask important questions. Student Council members will also be present at these meetings. Parents are always encouraged to ask questions of TVHS staff. Please visit our website for contact information.

TVSC Received New Phone System in January

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The Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation (TVSC) is pleased to announce that over the holiday break, all TVSC schools and facilities transitioned to a new Voice over IP (VoIP) phone system. The new system became operational as of Tuesday, January 5, 2016, replacing an aging phone system that can no longer be updated or in many cases repaired due to failure. The new phone system will allow TVSC to maintain the highest level of service to its patrons.

Please note that all phone numbers throughout the district will be changing to a 598 prefix, making calls to any school a local call for most patrons. The new numbers will be: Akron Elementary School (574-598-2367), Burket Educational Center (574-598-2600), Mentone Elementary School (574-598-2590), Tippecanoe Valley Middle School (574-598-2200), Tippecanoe Valley High School (574-598-2100), Tippecanoe Valley Bus Garage (574-598-2490), and Tippecanoe Valley Administration Office (574-598-2759). Staff phone extensions will also change.

TVSC eagerly anticipates the many benefits that will accompany the installation of this new phone system.

Welcome to Our New Website!

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Welcome to the new Tippecanoe Valley Middle School website. We have updated our look to make it easier for visitors to find what they need quickly. We invite you to check back often as we will be updating information each month. Here are some areas on the site that will be particularly helpful.

The home page has many links right at your fingertips. Stay updated with events around the district with scrolling articles that are updated monthly. Quickly access the district calendar, upcoming events and many other items and documents.

Please share our excitement about our new website. Please visit often to stay informed.

Help your child Set Goals and Achieve them

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In school, we often use the term goals with your children. How can we help our students beat the odds and achieve their goals at a higher rate than the 8% of Americans who will attain their resolutions in 2016? Consider these ideas you can also support at home:

  • Make the goal specific. The target needs to be very clear for your child. Help him/her clearly articulate what it is they want to achieve. Instead of a goal to get better at reading, the goal could be to better understand what is being read.
  • Set a short timeframe. Many goals fail because the timeframe is too long. Set small, specific timeframes (2-3 weeks) that can be more easily monitored.
  • Make a plan. Help your child figure out actions they can take to reach their goal. How will you better understand what you are reading? Will you write a summary after a certain number of pages? Will you ask questions as you read?
  • Adjust the goal. There is nothing wrong with your child adjusting his/her goals. Adjusting will be more successful than quitting.
  • Celebrate. Celebrate the small successes like sticking to the goal’s steps. There is something about acknowledging progress, even small progress, that propels us to keep at it and work toward the next small step along the road of attaining a goal.

New Phone Numbers For Tippecanoe Valley Schools

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The new numbers are: Akron Elementary School (574-598-2367), Burket Educational Center (574-598-2600), Mentone Elementary School (574-598-2590), Tippecanoe Valley Middle School (574-598-2200), Tippecanoe Valley High School (574-598-2100), Tippecanoe Valley Bus Garage (574-598-2490), and Tippecanoe Valley Administration Office (574-598-2759). Staff phone extensions have also changed.

Tippecanoe Valley to Host Open Swim

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The Tippecanoe Valley High School Pool will be open to patrons of the Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation for Open Swim on Sunday afternoons from 2-4 p.m. during the months of January (10, 17, 24, and 31), Feb. 7, 14, 21, and 28) and March (6, 13, 20, and 27), 2016. A certified lifeguard will be present; however, swimming instruction will not be provided. To participate in Open Swim children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Proper swim attire is required. A fee of $2 per swimmer will be collected to cover pool supervision and lifeguard costs.

IASC Leadership Workshop

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The IASC Leadership Workshop will be Saturday, Feb. 27, at Akron Elementary School from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. Registration fee will be $12.50 per student and $25 for school. The purpose of the workshop is for foster leadership development and training of elementary students and their teachers throughout the State of Indiana, establish a network of student leaders and teachers throughout the State of Indiana, and develop leadership skills in the areas of communication, organization, decision-making, and other IASC Leadership standards. You may contact Mr. Adams at [email protected] if you have questions. Online registration: https://iascreg.wufoo.com/forms/m124mj9617sd9fu/.

New Phone Numbers For Tippecanoe Valley Schools

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The new numbers are: Akron Elementary School (574-598-2367), Burket Educational Center (574-598-2600), Mentone Elementary School (574-598-2590), Tippecanoe Valley Middle School (574-598-2200), Tippecanoe Valley High School (574-598-2100), Tippecanoe Valley Bus Garage (574-598-2490), and Tippecanoe Valley Administration Office (574-598-2759). Staff phone extensions have also changed.

Help your child Set Goals and Achieve them

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In school, we often use the term goals with your children. How can we help our students beat the odds and achieve their goals at a higher rate than the 8% of Americans who will attain their resolutions in 2016? Consider these ideas you can also support at home:

  • Make the goal specific. The target needs to be very clear for your child. Help him/her clearly articulate what it is they want to achieve. Instead of a goal to get better at reading, the goal could be to better understand what is being read.
  • Set a short timeframe. Many goals fail because the timeframe is too long. Set small, specific timeframes (2-3 weeks) that can be more easily monitored.
  • Make a plan. Help your child figure out actions they can take to reach their goal. How will you better understand what you are reading? Will you write a summary after a certain number of pages? Will you ask questions as you read?
  • Adjust the goal. There is nothing wrong with your child adjusting his/her goals. Adjusting will be more successful than quitting.
  • Celebrate. Celebrate the small successes like sticking to the goal’s steps. There is something about acknowledging progress, even small progress, that propels us to keep at it and work toward the next small step along the road of attaining a goal.

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