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6th Grade Principal's List

The following TMS 6th grade students earned a place on the Principal’s List for the fourth grading period of 2024-2025 by achieving a GPA of 3.7–4.0. Asterisks indicate a perfect 4.0 average.

Selene Bernardino-Arevalo, *Olivia Bettelon, *Raiana Brewer, Lola Brown, *Isaura Bucio, *Fernando Ceja Martinez, Emily Chaplin, Mason Collins, Kourtnie Criner, Tallen Daugherty, *Alaina Demers, *Madelynn Dooley, Ezekiel Eber, *Brody Elliott, *Silas Felton, Vandal Gitzinger, Isaiah Greene, *Avery Hamilton, *Carly Harper, *Marilyn Harwood, *Evan Hatton, *Colston Heck, Jaxson Honaker, *Jaycie Jones, *Liam Jones, *Preslyn Jones, Joseph Kalinowski, Landon Karns, Orion Kiehn, *Leslie Leonardo Herrera, Kash Lokai, Maci Lokai, Jacob Mackey, *Itzel Marcelo, Cayson Marlowe, *Brayden McConnaughey, Mackenzie McIver, *Taylor Mefford, *Benjamin Ni, *Delaney Parks, *Victor Perez, Ellie Sanders, *Miracle Slagell, *Molly Snider, *Kayleigh Snouffler, *Sydnie Stambaugh, Kyleigh Stratton, *Jase Strouse, Allison Trujillo Mendoza, Vivian Violet, *Arianna Whalen, Melody Whitaker, *Denisse Zapien Torres, *Arcelia Zaragoza

7th Grade Principal's List

The following TMS 7th grade students earned a place on the Principal’s List for the fourth grading period of 2024-2025 by achieving a GPA of 3.7–4.0. Asterisks indicate a perfect 4.0 average.

Chance Adams, Jace Allabaugh, *Abigale Baker, Lilliana Bell, *Caleb Boswell, *Brooke Bowers, Ethaan Burcham, Rylee Burkepile, *Carter Carnes, Cash Crabtree, Sofia Cruz-Vera, *Ava Dunn, Kylah Eason, Maria Fernandez Cortez, *Julia Gapen, Aubrey Gibson, Layla Grafton, *Stela Grossman Aguilar, Audrie Grubb, Stella Heckman, *Maggie Holloway, *Scarlet Kiehn, *Aron Lopez-Trujillo, Reagan Loudenbak, Lupita Martinez Covarrubias, *Cory Massie, *Donovan McKenzie, *Wren Means, *Levi Mowry, Gage Musgrove, *Gavin Musgrove, Cristofer Negrete Gonzalez, *Brevyn Nickell, Annabella Pollock, Olivia Potts, *Chelsea Ramos Posada, Weston Reiff, *Annette Rosales, *Kaylin Rose, Ariana Ruiz, Arleth Ruiz, *Sophia Shenefield, *Alethia Smith, *Gabriel Spencer, Carter Stroup, *Rilynn Venable, *Cole Wagner, Dylan Watkins, *Avery Weaver, Anthony Willoughby

8th Grade Principal's List

The following TMS 8th grade students earned a place on the Principal’s List for the fourth grading period of 2024-2025 by achieving a GPA of 3.7–4.0. Asterisks indicate a perfect 4.0 average.

Lilly-Ann Allen, *Emily Batin, Audrey Belair, *Caleb Benner, *Gage Berner, *Autumn Berry, *Autum Brown, *Rylin Chassereau, *Hayden Clark, Parker Colwell, *Addiline Cyphers, *Mason Day, *Brooklyn Dean, *Madison Denning, *Jasen Doane, *Annabell Farley, *Kevin Godinez-Ramirez, Aubrey Gray, Adriana Gutierrez-Lara, *Angelly Guzman Arias, *Ryleigh Harrison, *Conner Houseman, *William Jamison, Jackson Jaros, *Jacob Kain, *Piper Kanthak, *William Krauss, *Nakayla Lipps, Gabriella Lowe, Zoey Mahaffey, *Camden Marlowe, Yahir Martinez Herrera , Johan Martinez, Louis Massie, *Juliet Mendoza, *Kayleigh Menefee, *Andi Moore, *Kiera Morrison, Nora Neal, April Nicolas Rodriguez, *Annabelle Parker, *Liam Potts, Alejandro Rodriguez Ramirez, Kameron Snider, *Sydney Snider, *Kaitlyn Spencer, *Madeline Vito, *Natalya Watts, *Sophia Wertz, *Maryanna Williams, *Kaden Young, Yarithza Zaragoza Ruiz

6th Grade Honor Roll

The following TMS 6th grade students have attained the Honor Roll for the fourth grading period of 2024-2025.  To achieve this honor, they must have a GPA of 3.0 to 3.699.

Paisley Allen, Isabella Beardsley, Harper Bobo, Skylar Brogan, Kaison Buffington, Natalie Cabrera, Abel Caldwell, Rabekka Carrigan, Gage Casto, Zoey Cochran, David Crespo-Diaz, Levi Daniels, Jordyn Davidson, Genesis Delgado Sevilla, Jaxson Diamond, Bocephus Elam, Citlali Fernandez Cortez, Sunni Fiste, Leland Garber, Melanie Garcia, Austin Gibson, Peyton Gilliland, Hilumenia Gonzalez-Gabriel, Jesse Gough, Alexander Gray, Jaxton Grogg, Samuel Hall, Noah Keeton, Ella Kingery, Evan Kingery, Colton Lewis, Kayleigh Leuck, Kade Magsaysay, Charli Marchiny, Madison Martin, Abrahm Mills, Breily Montalvo, Jaxson Parker, Holland Plut, Kaleb Price, Zachary Pyles, Anthony Radford, Zoey Reeder, Alexis Schum, Cameron Seals, Landin Slone, Madilynn Sparks, Ariya Swain, Gracelynn Wallen, Cooper West, Novalee White, Wyatt Wilcox, Adalee Young

7th Grade Honor Roll

The following TMS 7th grade students have attained the Honor Roll for the fourth grading period of 2024-2025.  To achieve this honor, they must have a GPA of 3.0 to 3.699.

Michael Anders, Carson Arnett, Evelyn Barajas, Jose Barriga, Lily Billetter, Laila Borralles, Madalyn Brewer, Carlyn Browning, Nikkie Burney, Marshall Caffee, Da’Marion Channels, Mikaila Christy, Allison Croxdale, Quentin Davenport, Darleny Esparza-Mendoza, Aaliyah Ferrell, Kendralynn Finster, Jesse Fleming, Alexa Fosdick, Elliott Foster, Tyler Franks, Noah Garner, Mason Hepfer, Sophia Jaros, Soren Johnson, Emma Kalinowski, Rosalie Kingery, Alicia Laugle, Samhil Long, Logan Maxwell, Kayden McCoy, Isaiah McDermott, Khloe Money, Daniel Myers, Sulayman Njie, Teagan O’Reilly, Mina Rudnicki, Samuel Ruiz, Kiley See, Gabriela Segura Alvarado, Christopher Shank, Aubrey Smith, Victoria Smith, Samantha Soppe, Shane Sparks, Aubrey Sprinkle, Karder Stephens, Nevaeh Suttles, Bentley Tackett, Jailynn Thomas, Sophia Thornsbury, Rhyann Underwood, Mason Weingart, Cameron Wright

8th Grade Honor Roll

The following TMS 6th grade students have attained the Honor Roll for the fourth grading period of 2024-2025.  To achieve this honor, they must have a GPA of 3.0 to 3.699.

Yocelyn Botello, Rayna Brewer, Reygan Brock, Evelyn Covarrubias Fernandes, Peyton Crawford, Carter Darling, William Diaz-Ventura, Kaden Elliott, Elizabeth Franks, Carla Garcia Lopez, Nahomy Gonzalez, Yareli Gonzalez, Braedyn Gray, Yolenne Guiterrez-Gallegos, Jacob Hampshire, Ethan Heil, Jacob Hicks, Landon Hoskins, Landon Kanigoski, Jackson Keeton, Bailey Lewis, Samuel Martin, Jenson McPherson, Jesus Medina Montoya, Ava Miller, Skylar Miller, Xavier Moore, Blake Mustard, Jordan Oppy, Sara Parker, Abbygail Price, Rudy Queen, Lithzully Ramirez, Eli Rice, Adriana Rickert, Parker Rose, Garrett Sanders, Jaydyn Sanning, Annabelle Schoepflin, Ashlynn Seals, Carter Seals, Nathaniel Shilt, Laila Sloan, Maddox Slone, Aubrey Teglas, Cooper Thacker, Riley Thompson, Kimberly Valdes Cambron, Jaeden Vancil, Bentley VanMeter, Alexis Wallace, Lillian Wiles, Daniel Wilson

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September 3, 2025

Picture Day

Good Morning TMS Families! Tecumseh Middle School's picture day will be Tuesday, September 9th in the morning. Students received their picture packs in homeroom today (Wednesday). There are extra pac. . .

Resources

  • The Tecumseh Local Student Handbook and Code of Conduct are essential resources for students and parents to understand school policies, expectations, and responsibilities. They outline guidelines for behavior, dress code, attendance, and more, fostering a positive and safe learning environment. Please review these documents together with your student to ensure a successful school year.

    Student Handbook & Code of Conduct

  • Check out the official ticketing page for Tecumseh Local Schools! Whether you're heading to a Friday night football game, a student-led musical, or a fun-filled school dance, this is your one-stop shop for event tickets. Skip the lines, plan ahead, and be part of the excitement. Check back often for the latest events and ticket info—our students are always up to something worth celebrating!

    BUY TICKETS

  • The Middle School Dress Code is designed to promote a safe and respectful learning environment. It outlines appropriate attire to ensure students can focus on their education without distractions. We encourage parents to review the dress code with their student to ensure compliance and minimize disruptions. Details can be found in the Student Handbook or on our website.

    Dress for Success!

  • Our Middle School's start and stop times ensure a structured and productive day for all students. The school day begins promptly at 7:50AM and concludes at 2:45PM. We encourage parents to help students arrive on time and plan transportation accordingly. For additional details or questions, please click the link below.

    District Start & Stop Times

  • We are thrilled to announce an upcoming class trip to Washington, D.C.! This exciting experience will allow students to explore historic landmarks and deepen their understanding of our nation’s history. More details, including dates and costs, will be shared at an informational parent meeting soon.

    More Information on the DC Trip

  • The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) at Tecumseh Middle School recognizes and fosters excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship among middle school students. Membership in NJHS is a prestigious honor that highlights a student’s commitment to academic achievement and community involvement. Through meaningful service projects and leadership opportunities, NJHS members develop the skills and values that prepare them for future success.

    NJHS Constitution

  • R-Factor

    At TMS we are promoting the R-Factor with students and staff to continue to grow individuals not only as learners but as impactful leaders. The R-Factor focuses on the simple formula E R=O; E is an Event often out of our control, R is the Response that we do control which equals the O or Outcome.  R-Factor also focuses on Above the Line and Below the Line behaviors. Above the Line behavior is intentional, on purpose and skillful. The opposite behavior is Below the Line.  It is impulsive, on autopilot and resistant. As a building we working to improve our “R”s and use Above the Line behavior to be successful. 

    The R-Factor theory was developed by Tim Kight and his Focus3 Company.  Tecumseh Local Administrators were able to see Mr. Kight at an Administrative Retreat in early August 2018.  We are working to get staff and students on board with the R-Factor to impact the culture of our community.  We are working to be relentless to eliminate BCD behavior (Don’t Blame, Complain or Defend) because it has never solved a problem, achieved a goal, or improved a relationship. We are on a  journey to change our behaviors; we are focused on solutions and how to respond to challenges. It is much more difficult to take ownership and commit to being part of a solution.

     

Message from the Principal

A woman with blonde hair smiles for a portrait against a gray background.On behalf of the faculty, students, and staff I would like to welcome and introduce Tecumseh Middle School! Tecumseh Middle School is a place where dedicated professionals strive to help students grow to become the best versions of themselves!

At Tecumseh Middle School, we are committed to fostering an environment where every student can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Our hope is that each student will develop a love for learning, build strong character, develop their thinking and problem solving skills, and form positive and respectful relationships with their peers and teachers.  We aim to nurture their unique talents and help them grow into confident, responsible, and compassionate individuals.

We believe that education extends beyond the classroom, and we are proud to offer a wide array of extracurricular activities that cater to a variety of interests and talents. At Tecumseh Middle School students have the opportunity to participate in band, choir, student council, Hope Squad, Power of the Pen, STEM Club, 7th and 8th grade sports, and many other incredible activities and clubs.

Tecumseh Middle School has a teaching staff committed to providing a high-quality education using effective, researched-based instruction. Our teachers utilized explicit instruction to teach, model, and provide feedback on content and skills; utilize classroom instruction techniques to maximize student engagement; and develop lesson plans and activities that provide students with the necessary rigor to fully understand the content and challenge them academically. 

We believe education is a collaborative effort, and we are committed to working closely with parents/guardians and community members to support our students. Parent/guardian involvement and support are invaluable, and together we can create a nurturing and stimulating environment for our children.

I am excited to work together to make Tecumseh Middle School a memorable and successful experience for every student. My door is always open, and I encourage you to reach out with any questions, concerns, or ideas.

Go Arrows!

Lauren McFarland
Principal, Tecumseh Middle School

 

 Tecumseh Middle School
10000 West National Rd.
New Carlisle, OH 45344

Phone: 937.845.4465
Fax: 937.845.4484

Grades: 6-8th
Enrollment: 600 students
Principal: Lauren McFarland
Assistant Principal: Chris Hauf
Office Hours: 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Instruction Hours: 7:45 AM – 2:45 PM

BACKGROUND 

Tecumseh Middle School is a public school near New Carlisle, Ohio.  The school and district are named in honor of Tecumseh, a chief of the Shawnee people who lived in the general area between approximately 1768-1813.  Tecumseh Local Schools is one of six public school districts located in Clark County.  

The Arrow Nation, as we like to call it, is a group of students, parents, staff, alumni, and community members who are proud to be a part of the Tecumseh Local Schools family and wear the "Circle T" with pride.   

 

Grade Level Supply Lists

6th Grade

7th Grade

8th Grade