Timothy EdwardsMiddle School

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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 Morning News. Today is Friday, October 21st.

• The boys cross country team traveled to Ellington for one of the final meets of the season. TE was ready to run, but the hills of Ellington got the best of TE despite Jefferey Zeng's first-place finish and other strong finishes from TE, which included Erik Edstrom, Gavin Lippi, Karthik Srikumar, Derek Bifolck, and Karthik Prem. Other highlights from the meet despite the loss were Alex Larmand, who had one of his best meets of the season, Akilan Anand's strong race, and Shane Bergeron's who had a great run and strong finish. Congrats on a great meet. Good luck next week.

• Girls cross country had to fight hard to defend their undefeated status against Ellington last night with a very close score of 27 to 28.  Winning 1st place out of 49 runners was sixth grader Jana Brownbill in a speedy time of 12:58 with two Ellington runners right on her heels all the way to the finish.  Chiamaka Chidiadi also held off two Ellington runners by mere seconds as she powered through the end.  Erin Fang killed the hills as she led the start of the race fearlessly and finished in the top 5 TE runners and top 10 overall.  Viki Hariharan had a courageous finish as she was trailing an Ellington runner but was determined to get the win in the final yards as she passed Ellington right at the end.  Working her way into the top 10 runners for TE was Jozie Waniewski who ran a well paced race in excellent form throughout the meet.  Well done runners!  Good luck at your last home meet this Tuesday against Sage Park!
  

• The TEMS girls soccer team defeated East Hartford yesterday afternoon with a score of 8-0. In the first half, the Cougars looked sharp with exceptional passing and execution in the final third. The Cougars were happy to welcome back Teagan Purcell from injured reserve, who made a stunning performance with some outstanding hustle. In the first half, the Cougars hit early and hit hard leading the half by 6 goals. Alina Zajac had 2 goals and 2 assists on the day, additional scoring came from Kylah Wood with 2, Aleksa Zajac, Lily Jaworski, and Annabel Ambooken each with 1. In the second half, the Cougars possessed the ball and displayed composure in their efforts to keep the play moving. The team's back line including Shea Brochu, Allison Marques, Jenna Martin, Nora Carty and Julia Thorn were simply untouchable. However, play of the game came from the solo effort of Ari Flores who nimbly took a touch of the ball and then chipped it in from outside the box. Lastly, none of this would have been recorded if it wasn't for the incredible eyes and penmanship of TE's beloved manager Emery Forko, who diligently details descriptions of the team's performance and statistics. The Cougars hold a record of 10-0-1 as they head into their final week of regular season play.
  

• The Boys soccer team kept it's winning ways going last night beating the Falcons of East Hartford 3-1.  Liam Staroverov scored the first goal for the Cougars and they went into halftime up 1-0.  Tanush Mohapatra scored on a free kick just three minutes into the second half, increasing the Cougar lead to two.  The Falcons grabbed one back on a redirected clear with about 15 minutes to go in the contest.  However, Chirag Balaji found Stefan Gogic on the left wing and he cushioned his shot past the keeper to round out the scoring.  Mason Smith filled in nicely in goal making a crucial save towards the end of the game.  He was one on one with their best player and he had a wonderful kick save to thwart the attack.  The Cougars now sit at 8-1-1 on the season with two games left to play in the league. Congrats on the 3-1 win boys!
  

• And now for an announcement from MathCounts…this time with sound! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIYMmbHik08 . If you enjoyed that clip, you may enjoy MathCounts. MathCounts is starting next Friday!  Join the Google classroom for more information.  Code:  ukxedmd

• Are you a 6^th grader who is interested in meeting new people, while learning some fun ways to build your confidence? Do you want to make connections and have some fun during your WIN period? Then come on down to the Guidance Office and sign up for a Girls Circle group! Evergreen and Sage teams will meet on Thursdays and Emerald and Lime teams will meet on Fridays. Ms. Mills, Ms. Danielle and Mrs. Reed will be running groups starting soon – so sign up today!
  

• Don't forget next week is Spirit week here!! Monday we celebrate Diwali. On Tuesday it's Zoom Dress up. On Wednesday Fan Day, on Thursday it's anything but a backpack day, and Friday is Dress your Dreams day. Come dressed as your wildest dream!!! Please no full face masks for Friday. We cannot wait to see what everyone wears and share in the school spirit together!!!
  

• Tonight is the night, gather your family and friends to support an exciting high school soccer event. The boys and girls varsity soccer teams will each be playing a game inside the famous Dillon Stadium, home of the professional Hartford Athletic. Concession stands will be open and parking is free. Admission is only $5 for adults and $3 for kids. You have to check this out! Hope to see you this Friday night at 6pm.
  

• Authors Assemble!!! TEMS is calling all students who are interested in participating in a writing competition hosted by UCONN. It's called The Connecticut Writing Project. And last year we had over 40 students get recognized for their art or writing. We are offering an opportunity for students to work in a structured setting, with some guidance from teachers, on their writing for this competition. We are offering several sessions after school. Mondays will be designated for sixth grades, and Wednesdays for seventh and eighth graders.  If interested, please head to the TE Homepage and find the "Connecticut Writing Project Club" link or see Mr. Millard in Room 331 or Mr. Stinchon in Room 262.  Deadline to enter is Friday, October 28th.
  

• Connect with TE thru Social Media! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.  Get the latest TE news and announcements!

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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 Morning News. Today is Thursday, October 20th.

• Today is the day for our annual Walk A Thon.  A huge thank you to everyone that was able to raise money for our school!   Congratulations to Team Lime who surpassed their goal with raising $2500!!  Mrs. Winn's class on team Evergreen has officially won a free recess for hitting their goal! The 6th grade is only $548 away from earning a cross team lunch. We will have final totals at the beginning of next week, but the PTO hopes you enjoy the Kona Ice Truck today and everyone has a great time!! We still have winners of the DQ gift cards.  The following students can collect their $10 gift cards down in the office: Monica Rich Grade 7, Lia Lacy Grade 8, Dustin Gassett Grade 6 and Tara Holton Grade 7. Congrats!

• SAGA will meet today after school in Miss Carver's room, room 145, until the late bus. There's no sign-up, no cost, and no commitment necessary to be a part of SAGA - just show up! Come down to room 145 to meet new people, expand your friend group, play games, and learn how we can make TEMS a stronger school and community! If you have any concerns or questions, or you're not sure if SAGA is right for you, email or visit Miss Carver or Mrs. Reed. Hope to see you there!
  

• And now for an announcement from MathCounts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIYMmbHik08. If you enjoyed that clip, you may enjoy MathCounts. MathCounts is starting next Friday!  Join the Google classroom for more information.  Code:  ukxedmd

• Are you a 6^th grader who is interested in meeting new people, while learning some fun ways to build your confidence? Do you want to make connections and have some fun during your WIN period? Then come on down to the Guidance Office and sign up for a Girls Circle group! Evergreen and Sage teams will meet on Thursdays and Emerald and Lime teams will meet on Fridays. Ms. Mills, Ms. Danielle and Mrs. Reed will be running groups starting soon – so sign up today!
  

• Don't forget next week is Spirit week here!! Monday we celebrate Diwali. On Tuesday it's Zoom Dress up. On Wednesday Fan Day, on Thursday it's anything but a backpack day, and Friday is Dress your Dreams day. Come dressed as your wildest dream!!! Please no full face masks for Friday. We cannot wait to see what everyone wears and share in the school spirit together!!!
  

• This Friday night gather your family and friends to support this exciting soccer event. The boys and girls varsity soccer teams will each be playing a game inside the famous Dillon Stadium, home of the professional Hartford Athletic. Concession stands will be open and parking is free. Admission is only $5 for adults and $3 for kids. You have to check this out! Hope to see you this Friday night at 6pm.
  

• Authors Assemble!!! TEMS is calling all students who are interested in participating in a writing competition hosted by UCONN. It's called The Connecticut Writing Project. And last year we had over 40 students get recognized for their art or writing. We are offering an opportunity for students to work in a structured setting, with some guidance from teachers, on their writing for this competition. We are offering several sessions after school. Mondays will be designated for sixth grades, and Wednesdays for seventh and eighth graders.  If interested, please head to the TE Homepage and find the "Connecticut Writing Project Club" link or see Mr. Millard in Room 331 or Mr. Stinchon in Room 262.  Deadline to enter is Friday, October 28th. 
  

• Connect with TE thru Social Media! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.  Get the latest TE news and announcements!

Click Here to watch the TETV News LIVE! Stream will start at 7:30, news begins at 7:59am.

• 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 Morning News. Today is Wednesday,  October 18th and it’s is Unity Day! We ask that each of you participate in this simple call to action – make an effort to be kind, inclusive and accepting of others, today and every day!

• The girls soccer team hosted Sage Park and brought home a 9-0 victory. The Cougars proved that their ability was simply too much from the first whistle, as Gianna DiSalvatore scored within the first minute of play. DiSalvatore, along with Kylah Wood, Hailey Olints, and Kinsley Wood were all able to score a pair on the day. Abigail Ambooken was also able to add to the tally with the assist credited to Alina Zajac. Outstanding performance was had by Hailey Olints who scored two exceptional goals off a one time cross from Abigail Ambooken, as well as a solo strike into the bottom left corner. Assists on the day were numerous and came from Abigail Ambooken, Lilly Jaworski, Julia Thorne, and Aleksa Zajac. The TE back four was consistent as Ari Flores, Shea Brochu, Nora Carty, and Jenna Martin remained organized and kept the ball moving to attack. However, play of the game came from Kylah Wood who gracefully headed in a cross from Alina Zajac. Wood's goal currently stands as the only goal scored from a header by a TEMS girl's player in the last 8 years. The Cougars remain undefeated on the season as they travel to East Hartford on Thursday.

• The Timothy Edwards boys soccer team traveled to Windsor last night to take on Sage Park. The Cougars were able to come away with the victory 3 to 2. The first half the Cougars did not perform to their ability, and were down two zero on two looping efforts from the Chargers. The Cougars, after a half time talk with Coach Chandler came out clawing their way back into the game. A long range effort from Alex Ndiaye brought the Cougars back into the match. Jack Cinxo then stepped up to a free kick from about 20 yards away, and blasted it into the roof of the net making it 2 to 2. With renewed energy, the Cougars never looked back. After just stepping into the field, Blake Lyons headed in what proved to be the game winner with about 8 minutes to go.. the cross was put in by Tanush Mohapatra. It was a big result for the Cougars as they sit atop the CRAL standings. TE play East Hartford at home on Thursday. Come out and cheer on the boys.
  

• Are you a 6^th grader who is interested in meeting new people, while learning some fun ways to build your confidence? Do you want to make connections and have some fun during your WIN period? Then come on down to the Guidance Office and sign up for a Girls Circle group! Evergreen and Sage teams will meet on Thursdays and Emerald and Lime teams will meet on Fridays. Ms. Mills, Ms. Danielle and Mrs. Reed will be running groups starting soon – so sign up today!
  

• Don't forget next week is Spirit week here!! Monday we celebrate Diwali. On Tuesday it's Zoom Dress up. On Wednesday Fan Day, on Thursday it's anything but a backpack day, and Friday is Dress your Dreams day. Come dressed as your wildest dream!!! Please no full face masks for Friday. We cannot wait to see what everyone wears and share in the school spirit together!!!
  

• This Friday night gather your family and friends to support this exciting soccer event. The boys and girls varsity soccer teams will each be playing a game inside the famous Dillon Stadium, home of the professional Hartford Athletic. Concession stands will be open and parking is free. Admission is only $5 for adults and $3 for kids. You have to check this out! Hope to see you this Friday night at 6pm.
  

• Authors Assemble!!! TEMS is calling all students who are interested in participating in a writing competition hosted by UCONN. It's called The Connecticut Writing Project. And last year we had over 40 students get recognized for their art or writing. We are offering an opportunity for students to work in a structured setting, with some guidance from teachers, on their writing for this competition. We are offering several sessions after school. Mondays will be designated for sixth grades, and Wednesdays for seventh and eighth graders.  If interested, please head to the TE Homepage and find the "Connecticut Writing Project Club" link or see Mr. Millard in Room 331 or Mr. Stinchon in Room 262.  Deadline to enter is Friday, October 28th. 
  

• Connect with TE thru Social Media! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.  Get the latest TE news and announcements!

Click Here to watch the TETV News LIVE! Stream will start at 7:30, news begins at 7:59am.

• 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 Morning News. Today is Monday, October 17th.

• The TEMS girls soccer team tied JFK 0-0 in yesterday's game in Enfield. The game was scoreless, but this wasn’t from lack of trying. The girls had 16 shots but none were able to find the back of the net. Player of the game goes to Kylah Wood who dominated the midfield with her pace and athleticism. Wood had 6 shots on the day, with one rattling the crossbar. Also, creating chances was Alina Zajac who became a real threat in the second half with her speed and energy. In the midfield, Annabel Ambooken and Gianna DiSalvatore were tenacious providing the Cougars with a lot of opportunities to attack. In defending, Allison Marques and Shea Brochu made swift work of the JFK attacks and felt the support from the efforts of Jenna Martin and Nora Carty. Between the pipes, Hannah Kowalchik had three incredible saves keeping a clean sheet despite a few threatening chances. The Cougars host Sage Park at home this afternoon. Come on out and support the team!

• The field hockey team fought hard but got beat by a very strong and talented team from Granby. Joanna Halle had 21 saves in the game with Emma Davis making a spectacular goal line save on defense. Ainslee D. and Prithi S.   controlled the midfield with her speed and stick work but TE could not get the ball in the back of the cage. Ava Parente played hard along with Kendall Woods and Sara Bonnano. TE's next home game is tomorrow vs Suffield.
  

• Did you know that tomorrow is Unity Day. On Wednesday, October 19th,everyone plans to support Unity Day by wearing something ORANGE! Let’s work together to promote kindness, acceptance and inclusion here at TE! Don't forget your Orange tomorrow!
  

• Attention all 6^th Graders: Ms. Mills, Ms. Danielle and Mrs. Reed will be running Girls Circle groups at TEMS! Girls Circles are designed to strengthen each other as we share our stories, truth, wisdom, and possibilities. This group is a place where we can learn, grow and support each other! We will play fun games and work on creative projects as we learn about friendships, confidence building, goals, diversity, inclusion and more. Evergreen and Sage teams will meet on Thursdays from 12:20-1pm and Emerald and Lime will meet on Fridays from 12:20-1pm. If you are interested in this 6 week program, come down to the guidance office to sign up. Spots are limited so sign up early!
  

• Don't forget next week is our first Spirit week here are TE!! We will have themes each day for you to participate in and show your school spirit while having some fun with your fellow classmates. Monday we celebrate Diwali. On Tuesday it's going to be Zoom Dress up. On Wednesday the 26th, we will have Fan Day, come and show everyone what you are a fan of, Thursday it's anything but a backpack day. And Friday the 28th is Dress your Dreams day. Come dressed as your wildest dream!!! Please no full face masks for Friday. We cannot wait to see what everyone wears and share in the school spirit together!!!
  

• This Friday night gather your family and friends to support this exciting soccer event. The boys and girls varsity soccer teams will each be playing a game inside the famous Dillon Stadium, home of the professional Hartford Athletic. Concession stands will be open and parking is free. Admission is only $5 for adults and $3 for kids. You have to check this out! Hope to see you this Friday night at 6pm.
  

• Authors Assemble!!! TEMS is calling all students who are interested in participating in a writing competition hosted by UCONN. It's called The Connecticut Writing Project. And last year we had over 40 students get recognized for their art or writing. We are offering an opportunity for students to work in a structured setting, with some guidance from teachers, on their writing for this competition. We are offering several sessions after school. Mondays will be designated for sixth grades, and Wednesdays for seventh and eighth graders.  If interested, please head to the TE Homepage and find the "Connecticut Writing Project Club" link or see Mr. Millard in Room 331 or Mr. Stinchon in Room 262.  Deadline to enter is Friday, October 28th.
  

• Connect with TE thru Social Media! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.  Get the latest TE news and announcements!

Click Here to watch the TETV News LIVE! Stream will start at 7:30, news begins at 7:59am.

• 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 Morning News. Today is Monday, October 17th.

• Girls cross country trotted to another victory Friday night against Illing of Manchester with a final score of 25 to 36. A job well done to Jane Carty, Eshaa Sreeji, and Mia DeLany who all busted out of their comfort zones making incredible progress in team rankings.  In two nail biting finishes, Illing and TE were neck and neck but TE's Emma Boothroyd and Emmi Tushe had extra grit and beat out Illing as the crowds went wild.  Coming back from an injury and on fire was 7th grader Juliana Mayer who ran a smart race and also turned on the turbo to finish in front of an Illing athlete right on her tail.  The Cougars look forward to their next meet at Ellington Middle School this Thursday.  Good luck, runners!

• The boy's cross-country team traveled to Manchester on Friday. The boy's team won the day, beating Illing Middle School 25 - 32. Leading the way were Jeffrey Zeng, Erik Edstrom, Robert Valen, and Karthik Srikumar. Finishing strong, and sealing the win for TE were Gavin Lippi, Akilan Anand, Graeme Taylor, Derek Bifolck, and Brendan Soucy. Several other athletes had a great meet, including Peyton Goudreault, Neelesh Sathish and Nevin Joseph. Congrats to all the athletes on a great meet, and a great win! 
  

• Attention all 6^th Graders: Ms. Mills, Ms. Danielle and Mrs. Reed will be running Girls Circle groups at TEMS! Girls Circles are designed to strengthen each other as we share our stories, truth, wisdom, and possibilities. This group is a place where we can learn, grow and support each other! We will play fun games and work on creative projects as we learn about friendships, confidence building, goals, diversity, inclusion and more. Evergreen and Sage teams will meet on Thursdays from 12:20-1pm and Emerald and Lime will meet on Fridays from 12:20-1pm. If you are interested in this 6 week program, come down to the guidance office to sign up. Spots are limited so sign up early!
  

• On Wednesday, October 19th, plan to support Unity Day by wearing something ORANGE! Let’s work together to promote kindness, acceptance and inclusion here at TE!
  

• Hey did you know next week is our first Spirit week here are TE!! We will have themes each day for you to participate in and show your school spirit while having some fun with your fellow classmates. On Monday the 24th, the district is closed in celebration of Diwali. On Tuesday the 25th, we will have Zoom Dress up, wear formal attire on top, and Cozy on the bottom, On Wednesday the 26th, we will have Fan Day, come and show everyone what you are a fan of, your favorite sports team, band, book whatever…On Thursday the 27th, its anything but a backpack day. This one is self explanatory, but bring your things in anything but a backpack. And Friday the 28th is Dress your Dreams day. Come dressed as your wildest dream!!! Please no full face masks for Friday. We cannot wait to see what everyone wears!!!
  

• Authors Assemble!!! TEMS is calling all students who are interested in participating in a writing competition hosted by UCONN. It's called The Connecticut Writing Project. And last year we had over 40 students get recognized for their art or writing. We are offering an opportunity for students to work in structured setting, with some guidance from teachers, on their writing for this competition. We are offering several sessions after school. Mondays will be designated for sixth grades, and Wednesdays for seventh and eighth graders.  If interested, please head to the TE Homepage and find the "Connecticut Writing Project Club" link or see Mr. Millard in Room 331 or Mr. Stinchon in Room 262.  Deadline to enter is Friday, October 28th. 
  

• Connect with TE thru Social Media! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.  Get the latest TE news and announcements!

Click Here to watch the TETV News LIVE! Stream will start at 7:30, news begins at 7:59am.

• 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 Morning News. Today is Friday, October 14th.

• The South Windsor Panthers Football and Cheer teams have a Saturday Night Lights game and you are all invited to attend. The game is being played at Rye Street park starting at 7pm on  Saturday. Bring a non perishable food item to help support the South Windsor Community Food and Fuel Bank. Hope to see you there.

• Hey T.E.! Let’s all wear something orange next Wednesday, October 19^th, in honor of UNITY DAY! Unity Day is a reminder for all of us to be accepting of everyone and stand up for someone if they are not being treated with kindness. Unity Day is also a good time to think about things you can do to be kind and inclusive to everyone!
  

• Authors Assemble!!! TEMS is calling all students who are interested in participating in a writing competition hosted by UCONN. It's called The Connecticut Writing Project. And last year we had over 40 students get recognized for their art or writing. We are offering an opportunity for students to work in structured setting, with some guidance from teachers, on their writing for this competition. We are offering several sessions after school. Mondays will be designated for sixth grades, and Wednesdays for seventh and eighth graders.  If interested, please head to the TE Homepage and find the "Connecticut Writing Project Club" link or see Mr. Millard in Room 331 or Mr. Stinchon in Room 262.  Deadline to enter is Friday, October 28th. 
  

• The TEMS girls soccer team defeated Illing yesterday afternoon with a score of 4-0. Opening the score sheet was Alina Zajac who received the ball from Gianna DiSalvatore, Zajac had a powerful strike rippling the back of the net. Shortly after, Pratheeka Dyava was able to poke the ball in bringing the score to 2-0. Rounding out the first half, Kylah Wood found the lower corner of the net rallying the team. In the second half, Gianna DiSalvatore threaded a ball in behind the Illing defense which was hammered into the corner by Kylah Wood. The Cougar's totaled over 25 shots with chances from Lily Jaworski, Allison Marques, and Abigail Ambooken. The team was simply bubbling with energy especially Maddie Edwards, Aleksa Zajac, and Ari Flores who were constantly up and down the field. Play of the game is awarded to Shea Brochu who put her body on the line to block a free kick and likely prevented a goal. Brochu is in world class form and continues to prove her value to the team. Between the pipes, Hannah Kowalchik and Olivia Lopez each had a pair of saves and kept the clean sheet. The Cougars look forward to a competitive match at JFK on Monday
  

• The TE Boys soccer team lost their first match of the season last night to Illing in Manchester by the score of 2-1.  Scoring the first goal of the game for the Cougars was Haris Zhinipotoku. The Cougars couldn't get anything else past the Illing defense though they tried often.  Illing came back with two quick responses turning the game around for them.  It was a hard fought game in the end.  The Cougars are now 6-1-1 on the season. 
  

• There is less than 1 week left until our Annual Walk A Thon!  We have raised over $15,000, but we are still $10,000 away from our goal!  We need everyone's help including all of our teachers.  Some exciting reminders of prizes we are offering:  If your grade hits their goal of $8,333 you will earn a cross team lunch!  Also the homeroom teacher who reaches their goal and earns the most will earn an Amazon Gift Card!  Currently, Ms. Winn is in the lead for 6th grade and only $70 shy of their class goal.  Mrs. Rich is in the lead for 7th grade and only $170 from goal.  Mr. Frank is in the lead for 8th grade and he is $295 away from his goal.  If your homeroom reaches their goal, you get a recess!!  If your homeroom has not raised any money there is still time to get on the board! The following students are the latest winners of the Dairy Queen gift cards: Jalen Schwartz in 6th grade, Liam Hamilton in 6th grade, Keira Boticello in Grade 8 and Kyle Malone  in Grade 8. Let's get those donations in so we can hit our goal!!  Have a great weekend!!

• Intramural Basketball will be starting next week.  8th Grade Intramurals will begin on October 17th, and 6th and 7th grade intramurals will begin on October 26th.  This is a chance to play games and work on your skills before the season kicks off.  Registration is available on the TEMS Athletics Page, and is limited to the first 25 applicants.  Don't miss out, register today!  See Mrs. Hall or any PE teacher with questions.  

• And now for our Hispanic Heritage month Musical spotlight, here is Un Poco Loco by Anthony Gonzalez and Gael Garcia Bernal: Anthony Gonzalez, Gael García Bernal - Un Poco Loco (From "Coco")

• Connect with TE thru Social Media! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.  Get the latest TE news and announcements!

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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 Morning News. Today is Thursday, October 13th.

• And now for Walk A Thon news. There is still time to be entered into the raffle if you hit your $40 donation by the end of tomorrow 10/14!  It is so easy to share with family and friends through text, email and social media. Keep those donations coming so we can hit our school goal of $25,000. 

• The TE Cougars continued their winning ways last night defeating Ellington 2-0 at Cougar Stadium.  The game started with a bang as Alex Ndiaye was fouled in the penalty area.  He calmly stepped up to the spot and buried the ensuing penalty kick, making the score 1-0.  The first half was completely dominated by the Cougars as Ben Perkins, Blake Lyons and Jack Cinxo controlled the midfield.  In the back, Aidan Matus and David Nise played smartly as they alternated at right defender, while Mason Smith filled in nicely on the left side of the defense.  The second half was a little more even in terms of chances.  Fan Linares made two nice saves to keep the score line at 1-0.  It wasn't until the 62 minute, when Lyons drove the end line and crossed the ball into Chirag Balaji who buried his chance at the back post.  The final score of 2-0 was justified.  Up next the Cougars travel to Illing today after school.
  

• The TE girls soccer team defeated Ellington 2-0 in a physical match yesterday afternoon. The TE girls totaled an astounding 20 shots on goal and dominated play in the midfield with incredible athleticism from Gianna DiSalvatore and Annabel Ambooken. The first goal came off the hard work of Alina Zajac who won a tackle off an Ellington goal kick and scored from outside the box. In the second half, Alina Zajac was involved again, with a through ball onto Kylah Wood, who calmly found the corner of the goal. While the goals resulted in the victory Allison Marques, Nora Carty, and Jenna Martin remained consistent with superb effort and energy to keep the clean sheet. However, player of the game goes to Shea Brochu for making countless tackles and breaking up the Ellington attack. Brochu's confidence to win the ball in the defending end was surely vital for the Cougar's victory. Lastly, Olivia Lopez and Hannah Kowalchik recorded a total of 6 saves on the day. The team looks forward to hosting their next home game this afternoon vs. Illing.
  

• Card and board games with Mrs Leveille will NOT be meeting today. Please go home on your regular bus.
  

• 8th graders, don't forget there is an 8th grade dance this tomorrow night. Please register immediately if interested. Payment for tickets is due by Friday, tickets will not be sold at the door. Again, 8th grade dance tomorrow, get your tickets now!
  

• Intramural Basketball will be starting next week.  8th Grade Intramurals will begin on October 17th, and 6th and 7th grade intramurals will begin on October 26th.  This is a chance to play games and work on your skills before the season kicks off.  Registration is available on the TEMS Athletics Page, and is limited to the first 25 applicants.  Don't miss out, register today!  See Mrs. Hall or any PE teacher with questions.  

• And now for our Hispanic Heritage month Musical spotlight, here is Manuel Turizo with Quiéreme Mientras Se Pueda : Quiéreme Mientras Se Pueda - Manuel Turizo (Live from iHeartRadio)

• Connect with TE thru Social Media! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.  Get the latest TE news and announcements!

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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 Morning News. Today is Wednesday, October 12th.

• And now for Walk A Thon news. We are off to a good start, but we still have lots of money to raise and lots of students to register!  Currently we have raised $14,150 out of our goal of $25,000.  We only have 271 students registered with 168 of those with their $40 donations in!  Congrats to the students that hit the Oct 7th deadline of being registered.  You will all receive homework passes that will be given to you by the end of the week by your homeroom teacher.  We are also going to start announcing winners of the $10 Dairy Queen Gift cards for the students that have raised $40 or more.  There is still time to be entered into the raffle if you hit your $40 donation by 10/14!  It is so easy to share with family and friends through text, email and social media.  The winners of today's raffle for having in their $40 or more donations in are: Christian Gable, Grade 7 and Isabella Randazzo, Grade 7. These students can collect their $10 Dairy Queen gift cards in the office. Keep those donations coming so we can hit our school goal of $25,000. 

• The Timothy Edwards middle school boys soccer team competed against Suffield for the first time in recent history. The game started off slow as the Cougars went down 1–0 early in the first half. Dalton Crane and Sam Valesquez came on as substitutes and controlled the back line and the Wildcats from Suffield didn’t get another real chance. That’s the only sight of goal they had all game. At the end of the first half Tanoush Mohapatra took a long range effort over the goalkeeper to knot the score at one. The second half was much of the same as the Cougars dominated play. Once again MohaPatra had a chance and took it with a shot from 20 yards out. After some slick passing, Jack Cinxo received a pass from Alex Ndiaye and buried his chance to make the score 3–1. The final whistle blew, and the Cougars were victorious again. They now have a record of 5-0-1. The Cougars play again today after school against Ellington. Come out and cheer on the boys!
  

• The TEMS girls soccer team defeated Suffield 7-0 yesterday afternoon in Cougar Stadium. The scoring opened with Lily Jaworski assisting Alina Zajac, slotting the ball into the corner of the goal. Zajac tallied two goals and one assist on the day. Rounding out the half, Maddie Edwards rallied the team with a cheeky chip off the goalkeeper's hands bringing the score to 2-0. In the second half, the Cougars began to put the pressure on with a driven cross from Kylah Wood onto the foot of Hailey Olints, who easy found the back of the net. The Cougars dominated in the midfield and wide areas with the relentless energy from Abigail and Annabel Abooken, who never seemed to stop moving on the field. Additionally, outstanding performance from Shea Brochu who squashed a number of Suffield attacks. However, the play of the game came from Allison Marques who tee'd up a free kick from over 40 yards out, and with a world-class strike sent the ball over the head of the goalkeeper and into the back of the net. The outstanding strike was certainly one for the highlight reel. Another memorable moment was Kylah Wood earning an assist by finding her sister Kinsley Wood who slotted the goal home. Between the pipes, Hannah Kowalchik and Olivia Lopez were both tested on the day, and each recorded a handful of saves from some deserving chances. The Cougars travel to face Ellington  this afternoon's CRAL matchup.
  

• 8th graders, don't forget there is an 8th grade dance this Friday night. Please register immediately if interested. Payment for tickets is due by Friday, tickets will not be sold at the door. Again, 8th grade dance this Friday, get your tickets now!
  

• Intramural Basketball will be starting next week.  8th Grade Intramurals will begin on October 17th, and 6th and 7th grade intramurals will begin on October 26th.  This is a chance to play games and work on your skills before the season kicks off.  Registration is available on the TEMS Athletics Page, and is limited to the first 25 applicants.  Don't miss out, register today!  See Mrs. Hall or any PE teacher with questions.  

• And now for our Hispanic Heritage month Musical spotlight, here is Prince Royce.
  

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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 Morning News. Today is Tuesday, October 11th.

• Intramural Basketball will be starting next week.  8th Grade Intramurals will begin on October 17th, and 6th and 7th grade intramurals will begin on October 26th.  This is a chance to play games and work on your skills before the season kicks off.  Registration is available on the TEMS Athletics Page, and is limited to the first 25 applicants.  Don't miss out, register today!  See Mrs. Hall or any PE teacher with questions.  

• Reminder:  Anyone who is interested in auditioning for Spotlight Show Choir-  Be sure to return your audition form to Mrs. Gasta tomorrow if you haven't already.  Everyone remember; the audition learning sessions are being held this week after school on Wednesday and Thursday.  Report to the stage after all buses have been called. 

• And now for our Hispanic Heritage month Musical spotlight, here is Tito Puente with Oye Como Va.

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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 Morning News. Today is Friday, October 7th.

• TE field hockey came away with a 1-1 tie against  a more experienced team from Enfield.  Carly Jarvis had a beautiful one time goal off a rocket assist from Tori Yelle.  Tori Yelle finished with a goal to tie the game up in the last half of the game.  Once again Prithi Suriyakumarr dominated the defensive  half of the field with fine play coming from Ainslee Deptula, Emily Carmon, Sarah Lambert, and Kendall Woods.  TE's next game is away vs Somers.

• The TEMS girls soccer team proved to be too much to handle yesterday afternoon, defeating Sage Park with a final score of 10-2. The Cougar's ability to possess and move the ball outmatched their opponent with outstanding technique and relentless energy. The scoring opened with a tap in by Gianna DiSalvatore from a free kick deflecting off the cross bar from Kylah Wood. Highlights on the day included Kylah Wood scoring a flying volley off a cross from Alina Zajac, a series of flawless passes involving Maddie Edwards and Pratheeka Dyava ultimately finding Aleksa Zajac for a clinical top shelf finish, as well as Julia Thorne's absolute screamer from 20 yards out sending the bench into a frenzy. Additional goals on the day were scored by Alina Zajac, Pratheeka Dyava, Maddie Edwards, Lily Jaworski, and Hailey Olints. Overall, the girls never took their foot off the gas as Shea Brochu, Jenna Martin, and Annabel Ambooken remained clinical in the defensive end with tackles and ball distribution. The Cougars look forward to facing their next opponent on Tuesday at home vs. Suffield. Come out and support the team!
  

• The TEMS Boys soccer team played host to Sage Park of Windsor last night in CRAL battle.  The two team are atop the standing and the game didn't disappoint.  Windsor was on the board first off a simple ball through.  The Cougars responded well and had multiple chances in front of the Charger goal but couldn't capitalize. In the second half, the Cougars kept pressing.  Finally, Blake Lyons intercepted a pass from a Windsor defender and was in on goal alone.  He calmly slotted the ball past the keeper to draw the score level at one.  Both teams had a couple late chances but the score line remained 1-1 in the end.  The Cougars play next Wednesday against Ellington at home so come out and cheer on the boys.
  

• Don't forget to sign up for the Walk A Thon before THE END OF THE DAY TODAY to earn a homework pass.
  

• Attention all musicians; audition material is now available for the award winning Timothy Edwards Jazz Ensemble.    The band is open to trumpets, trombones, saxophones, flutes, drums, bass (electric and upright), guitar and piano.  Please see your music teacher so that you can get the information on how you can audition!  The band is hoping to compete in the National Jazz Festival in Philadelphia, PA this year!  Don't miss out on this great opportunity to join a fantastic ensemble!
  

• And now for our Hispanic Heritage month Musical spotlight, here is Maluma: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmHrjFIWl6U 

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