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- Good morning everyone. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.
- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Friday October 22nd.
- Attention all winter sport athletes...registration is now open for cheerleading and boys and girls basketball. Registration instructions are located on the TEMS Athletics Website. The deadline to register is Monday, November 22nd.
- The South Windsor Teen Center is open to middle school students on Tuesdays from 3-5:30pm and on Friday nights from 6-9pm. If you haven’t been to the Teen Center, we are located across the street from the high school in the Community Center building. Feel free to stop in to enjoy a snack, see the space, get acquainted with staff, and meet new students! The Teen Center is open for you to come and enjoy yourselves in a fun, safe space where you can relax. We have countless games and crafts to participate in, as well as pool tables, air hockey, and ping-pong. We can’t wait to see you all!
- A huge congratulations to the girls cross country team on their victory against Tolland and St. James last night, completing their season with a perfect 6-0 record. Tolland, living up to their solid running reputation, was a challenge to defeat with 5 runners in the top ten trailing closely behind TE with a final score of 25-30. St. James put forth a great effort, but TE dominated with a score of 15-50. Looking strong for TE was Olivia Doran, who turned on her turbo powers as usual and killed it across the finish taking nearly 2 minutes off her best time. Frankie Germano also made a remarkable personal record by 2 minutes as she cruised through the finish. Kaashvi Bagga had her best race of the season running a smart, well-paced race as she worked with a teammate to meet her goal. Finally, taking an astounding 3 minutes and 24 seconds off her season best time was Jane Carty. Way to go, Jane! As a team, the Cougars took over 24 minutes off personal records in one single meet. Impressive work! The cross country teams look forward to their league meet Thursday at Charter Oak Park. Good luck to all runners!
- The boys cross country team finished off their regular season with a 4 and 2 record after a split of a tri meet on Thursday afternoon. Stewart Christophel led the Cougars, earning the overall victory, as TE took down St James 25 to 30 but fell to Tolland 31 to 26. Gavin Lippi, Nevin Joseph and Lucas Beaulieu all ran great races as they each took off over a minute and 20 seconds off their best home course times. The team is back in action next Thursday when they travel to Manchester for the league championship meet.
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- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Thursday October 21st.
- The lady Cougars kicked off against JFK yesterday evening in a challenging match. The game was box to box in the first half as both sides presented chances on goal. In the second half, the Cougars did a much better job of causing problems with the JFK defense. However, despite all the handwork, the game was decided on a penalty kick in the final 10 minutes of the game giving JFK a 1-0 lead. The Cougars were strong with outstanding performances from the leaders of the team Gabby DiSalvatore, Ari Rosario, Amanda Marques, and Mia Ruiz. Thanks to all the girls for their outstanding work this season. The Lady Cougars end the season with a record of 5-1-3.
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- Good morning everyone. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.
- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Wednesday October 20th and its Unity Day, we wear orange to show unity for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion and to send a visible message that no child should ever experience bullying.
- The field hockey team rebounded from their loss yesterday with a 2-0 win over Somers. Kaliegh Aparo scored TEs first goal off of a pass from Abby Stricker followed by another quick unassisted shot to find the back of the boards from speedy Jelly Yelle. Steady play from Vanessa Liegl on the forward line and Emily Carmen, Ainslee Deptula, Avery Brochu in the Midfield. While Taylor Zanelli, Prithi Sahaasraprithi, Kendall Woods excelled in the backfield. TE travels to Enfield on Monday.
- The lady Cougars soccer team kicked off their last home vs. Tolland yesterday evening in a 2-2 draw. Tolland struck first finding the back of the net, but the Cougars were able to tie up score before half, as a brilliant cross from Mia Ruiz found the foot of Maeve Verzella who passed back to Ari Rosario for an easy finish. Throughout the end of the first, Gabby DiSalvatore, Arianna Flores, Evelyn Castro and Jenna Martin were strong in a back denying a handful of chances from Tolland. Outstanding midfield effort was had from Hailey Olints, Amanda Marques, and Teagan Purcell. In the second half, Tolland took the lead again only to be followed up from a brilliant corner kick in the final 2 minutes by Kylah Wood which was poked in over the goalie from Abby Ambooken. All around the team was resilient and dominated the game with their passing and creative runs. Finally, Hannah Kowalichik was strong between the posts tallying 9 saves on the day which was vital for the team in securing the draw. The Cougars face JFK this afternoon in their final game of the season.
- Boys and girls cross country practice is cancelled today, Wednesday, October 20th. Please go home on your regular buses.
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- I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.
- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Tuesday October 19th and its National New Friends Day. This day is about making room for new connections in your life, and celebrating the potential for friendship everywhere you go. Research has found time and time again that strong social support is a key to living your happiest, most fulfilled life. So get out there and add some new friends to your docket!
- The TE field hockey team played a very strong Granby team yesterday afternoon and came away with a 2-0 loss. The Granby offense was very strong with 19 shots on goal but the star of the game Elsa Gately saved 17 of those shots. The team takes on Mabel Avery Middle School this afternoon in Somers.
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- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Monday October 18th!
- The lady Cougars matched up against East Hartford on Thursday and took away an 8-0 win. The Cougars were relentless in attack as the team pushed forward to secure an early lead. Goals on the day came from Annabel Ambooken, Gianna DiSalvatore, Mia Ruiz, Pratheeka Dyava, Abby Ambooken, Kylah Wood, and Maddie Edwards. A lot of firsts on the day as four players were able to tally their first TE goal. Assists were plentiful as Hailey Olints, Maeve Verzella, Lily Jaworski, Mia Ruiz, and Jenna Martin were all able to connect a pass for a goal. The Cougars played smart and we’re able to find space in behind demonstrating composure and patience in the final third. Nice job team!
- Joke of the week: What did the pencil sharpener say to the pencil? Stop going in circles and get to the point!
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- Good morning everyone. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.
- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Friday October 15th!
- It was another great day of participation on our final day of the Walk A Thon! Thank you so much to everyone that participated. We are just shy of the $27,000 mark! There is still time to get additional pledges in, to hit the $30,000 goal and watch your principal get slimed! The pledge period will stay open until Oct. 21st! And now we have some winners of the raffle to announce!! So the 3 students that will get to choose a spirit wear item of their choice for having $80 or more in pledges that were randomly selected are Emery Forko, Yasmine Abunasra and Matthew Wojnilo. Congratulations!!! We will be sending home an email to let you know how you may redeem your prize! And now to the homeroom teacher who won the $50 Amazon Gift card and whose homeroom raised a whopping $1,865 is Sarah Foster on team Lime!!!! Congratulations Sarah! The PTO will get your gift card to you!! Thank you again to all TEMS students, faculty, family and friends who helped make this an amazing fundraiser!
- The TE boys soccer team played East Hartford last night and came away with the 4-0 win. Leading the charge for the Cougars was Naol Tirfessa, Junior Heredia, Alex Ndiaye, and Blake Lyons. Each registered a goal for the Cougars on the evening with Ndiaye's coming from the penalty spot. Bailey Baker was a provider as was Dalton Crane. Ian Pak had a rocket of a shot which the keeper palmed away, and Lyons was the beneficiary. Fran Linares and Rowan Cotton combined for the shutout.
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- Good morning everyone. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.
- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Thursday October 14th and it’s Walk a Thon Day 2!
- What a great day yesterday kicking off our Walk A Thon! It was so great seeing so many smiling faces out and about walking for their school, and each homeroom showing their school spirit with banners, posters and great energy!! Thank you again so much to all the students, faculty, family and friends who helped to make this fundraiser one of our best!! We are getting so close to our stretch goal of $30,000 and that is thanks to all of you!! It sure would be epic to hit that goal and to see our Principal getting slimed!!! So keep those pledges coming!! Congratulations to Team Lime, Team Emerald and Team Sage for all exceeding their $3000 goals! Wishing all the participants today another great day of walking fun!! Thank you again for all your support in making this fundraiser a success!!
- The field hockey team came away with a big win with their second game of the season by a score of 3-0. Farmington dominated the first quarter making goalie Elsa Gately work tirelessly protecting the goal from 15 shots. Within minutes of the second quarter TE's mid field consisting of Avery Brochu, Abby Stricker, Reece Pellerin, and Fionna Downes came alive getting the ball to the speedy Jillian "Jelly" Yelle who started the scoring rampage. Vanessa Liegl had a beautiful assist to Yelle on the first goal with Kaliegh Aparo and Abby Stricker assisting Yelle's second goal. Midfielder Avery Brochu scored TE's third goal with an assist from Vanessa Leigl. Grace Perkins, Taylor Zanelli, and Prithi Suriyakumarr held Farmington's attack throughout the entire game. Emily Carmon, Kendall Woods, Sara Lambert, and Yasmine Abunasra rounded out great play for the Lady Cougars. In the second game TE came away with a 0-0 tie. Tatiana Winful made two saves and TE's defense of Celeste Glaviano, Ainsley Deptula, Emma Davis once again held Farmington's shots from reaching the back of the net. Morgan Syme, Carly Jarvis, Anushka Praveenkumar played well in the mid field and on attack. TE's next game is Monday away at Granby.
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- Good morning everyone. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.
- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Wednesday October 13th and its Walk a Thon Day!
- Good Morning Cougars!! The day has finally come for our 6th Annual Walk A Thon!! Today will be our first day of participation and then tomorrow will be our second day for school participation!! And what better way to kick off our Walk A Thon then to announce we have hit our $25.000 pledge goal!!! Congratulations everyone!!!! Remember there are still 2 more days to hit your team goal to earn a recess for your homeroom. Shout out and Congratulations to Team Lime who have already earned their recess. Team Emerald you need $115 more in pledges and Team Sage you need $105 more! Thank you so much to all TEMS students, staff, family and friends for your support in making our fundraiser a success!! We will give a final fundraiser amount at the end of our pledge period which is Oct. 21st at which time we will see if we hit our stretch goal of $30,000 and if our Principal will get slimed!! Have a great time at the Walk A Thon you have earned it!
- If you signed up for intramural basketball...CONGRATULATIONS! You have been accepted! No further sign-ups will be accepted at this time. If you are a 7th or 8th grader who signed up, our first session is TODAY after school! Sorry for the quick turnaround. If you need to get clothing or make transportation arrangements, please speak with your teacher about visiting the office as soon as possible. If you can't make it today, don't worry. We'll play again next Wednesday after school. 6th graders, our first session for you will be tomorrow, Thursday, after school. Please plan to change in the locker room and meet in the main gym. See you on the court!
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- The girls cross country team maintained their undefeated status last night with another win against Sage Park of Windsor. With a score of 15-50, TE took the top 7 places in the race. This included Lavanya Rathore in 1st place, followed closely by Izzy Carpenter in 2nd. Not far behind in 3rd and 4th were Megan Foster and Olivia Stoner, who ran smart by running together during the race pushing one another. Clinching the final 3 spots attaining TE's perfect score were Caroline Cavanaugh, Rachel Matyschsyk, and Erin Fang. Great job to all runners! The Cougars are working to continue their winning streak at their final meet next Thursday against St. James and TE's toughest competitor, Tolland. Good luck TE!
- On a warm Tuesday afternoon in Windsor, the boys cross country team
improved their record to 3 and 1 with a strong win over Sage Park. Blake
Wool took off fast from the start and held strong throughout to secure the
overall victory. Karthik Srikumar showed off some toughness as he
outsprinted a Sage Park runner to crack the top 6 in the race and 5th for the
team. Jerry Zhu ran well to earn a spot in the top 10 and Akilan Anand
worked hard for his best finish of the season in 13th. The Cougars return
to action next Thursday when they host Tolland and St James at Nevers Park.
- The TEMS lady Cougars kicked off against Sage Park taking another victory - winning 6-0. Lilly Jaworski found the back on the net early in the first half with an assist from Maeve Verzella. However, throughout the remainder of the first, the Cougars couldn't seem to add to their tally despite great distribution from Kylah Wood and Hailey Olints. However at half, the Cougars refocused and went on the attack with some exceptional wing play and a barrage of crosses into the box. Lilly Jaworski stunned fans as she slotted in another 3 goals on the day with a range of assists coming from Gabby DiSalvatore, Gianna DiSalvatore, and Teagan Purcell. The Cougar midfield dominated the center of the park with outstanding athletic contributions from Rebecca Koshy, Maddie Edwards, and Pratheeka Dyava. Rounding out the score sheet was Gianna DiSalvatore who finished with 1 goal and 2 assists on the day, Mia Ruiz tallied an assist, and Maeve Verzella who was able to find her goal late in the game to conclude the match. Cougars are at East Hartford on Thursday.
- The Boys soccer team played Sage Park of Windsor last night and unfortunately fell to the Chargers by the score of 3-1. Cody Boehm had the lone goal, which cam in the first half, off an assist from Austin Heath. The balance of play was in Sage Park's favor for most of the game after that. The Chargers scored three times, one before half and two after the intermission. Speed, aggression and desire physicality was what set the two teams apart. Strong efforts from Dalton Crane and Bailey Baker helped thwart much of the Charger attack. The Cougars play host to East Hartford on Thursday and will be looking to get back on the front foot going forward.
- Attention any student who signed up for today's learning session for the Spotlight Show Choir: Please report to the stage immediately after the last bus is called.
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- Good morning everyone. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.
- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Tuesday October 12th.
- We are a few days away from our 6th Annual Walk A Thon Fundraiser! Hopefully your homerooms are coming up with some great ways to show your school spirit this week during the Walk A Thon!! We are so close to hitting our $25,000 goal! We are just shy of $23.000 and we now have over 400 students registered. We need our TE community to give a big push towards hitting our goal! Remember you can share our fundraiser with family, friends, aunts, uncles, grandparents, neighbors, your parent's co workers all via email, text and social media!! Remember all students that hit a goal of $80 or more by Wednesday, will receive a snack or dessert from the cafeteria and will also be entered into a raffle to win their very own TE Sweatshirt!! We want to give a huge shoutout and Congratulations to Team Lime for already hitting their $3,000 team goal and getting a recess for all, with Homeroom Foster in the lead for the teacher with the most money raised so far! Team Sage and Emerald are closing in fast on their goal as well with Team Emerald having the best homeroom participation amongst the Teams! Let's do this Cougars and be sure to get those pledges in this week before the Walk A Thon! We definitely see a Kona Ice truck in our future!!!
- Basketball returns to TE! Intramural basketball that is! Available to all grades, boys and girls, after school during the month of October. Run by Mr. Stinchon, Mr. Millard, and Mrs. Hall. If you're interested in joining for some fun, competitive activity, please fill out the Google Form found on the TE homepage. You MUST complete the form with a parent. Complete it as soon as possible! Space is limited and it will be first come, first serve for spots. Hope to see you on the court!"
- Hispanic Heritage Month - Esteban Castillo
- Congratulations to the Timothy Edwards 7th and 8th Grade Band who performed live for the first time since the covid-19 shutdown on Saturday evening. The band performed the National Anthem to a sold out crowd of 10,000 people at the New York Rangers vs. New York Islanders game in Bridgeport CT.
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- Good morning everyone. Please stand for the pledge of allegiance: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated.
- Welcome back to another edition of TETV News. Today is Friday October 8th.
- This Monday, October 11th, 2021, we will be celebrating Indigenous People’s Day in South Windsor for the very first time! This is a day to observe, to reflect, and to connect through learning about the rich history of Indigenous Peoples that lived on, and protected, this land for many years before colonization. As part of this celebration we would like to start today with a land acknowledgement. A land acknowledgement is a formal statement that recognizes and respects Indigenous Peoples as traditional stewards of the lands we live on. The rich, fertile soil of the flood-prone South Windsor meadows was the summer home of the Podunks, and used for thousands of years for agriculture, just as the meadows are still largely used today. We thank them for their strength and resilience in protecting this land, and aspire to uphold our responsibilities according to their example. We will continue to honor the past, present, and futures of Native peoples as we approach Native American History Month which begins on November 1st. You can look forward to more stories and history throughout the entire month.
- The Timothy Edwards boys soccer team traveled to Manchester last night to take on Illing. In another border war, the Cougars came out on top with a score line of 6-0. Cody Boehm led off the scoring with a tidy finish. Bailey Baker slipped Boehm in behind the defense and the finish was tucked in past the Keeper. Boehm struck again shortly thereafter off a feed from Riley Lyons. Tenacity got Austin Heath on the books as he hustled to get in the end of a Jaxson Hills header. Andrew Butryman finished a pass from Riley Lyons header with his weaker foot to make it 4-0. Lyons wasn’t finished with his contributions as he slotted home a pass from his identical twin brother Blake Lyons. The final tally on the night was Riley Lyons again and it was the best goal of the night. He calmly took the ball out of the air, and before it hit the ground, he smashed it home into the top right hand corner. “A classic finish indeed,” coach Chandler added. The Cougars play at home against sage park on Tuesday after school @ 3:45.
- The lady Cougars walked away with another win vs. Illing yesterday afternoon. The Cougars dominated possession throughout the entire game with over 30 shots on the game. Lilly "Jaws" Jaworski found the back of the net three times on the day, with assists coming from the Amanda Marques connection, Hailey Olints, and Mia Ruiz. Following up, Pratheeka Dyava was also able to log her first Cougar goal! In the second half, Shea Brochu, Gianna DiSalvatore, and Analyse Mckenna all joined in with goals of their own. However, the goal of the match goes to Gabby DiSalvatore who unleashed a missile from over 25 yards out sending the fans into a frenzy. However, it all would not have been possible without the exceptional composure from Jenna Martin and Evelyn Castro who displayed composure and patience in the back. The Cougars kick off next week vs Sage Park on Tuesday.
- This is a friendly reminder that you will no longer receive a paper notice for overdue TE Library books. Instead, all overdue library notices will be sent to your school Gmail account. Also, if you put a print book on hold and it is ready for you to pick up, I will again be contacting you through your school Gmail account. For these reasons, please check your school email regularly. Thanks and hope to see you soon in the library😊 Mrs. Longo
- Basketball returns to TE! Intramural basketball that is! Available to all grades, boys and girls, after school during the month of October. Run by Mr. Stinchon, Mr. Millard, and Mrs. Hall. If you're interested in joining for some fun, competitive activity, please fill out the Google Form found on the TE homepage. You MUST complete the form with a parent. Complete it as soon as possible! Space is limited and it will be first come, first serve for spots. Hope to see you on the court!
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- Do you love to sing? Do you love to dance? Then you should audition for the Timothy Edwards Spotlight Show Choir! Start by joining the Spotlight Auditions Google Classroom, using code ajdkvhn. Then sign up to attend a learning session on the poster outside the stage door.
- Today’s Song goes out to Mr. Carbone. This is the song that will be playing at his wedding this weekend. Congratulations on your big day!
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