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Tecumseh High School senior named finalist for National Merit Scholarship

Tecumseh High School senior named finalist for National Merit Scholarship By Daily Telegram staff TECUMSEH — A Tecumseh High School senior has been named a finalist for the prestigious 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program.  Anne Roesch, daughter of Ross and Kara Roesch of Tecumseh, was one of 15,000 high school students nationwide to be selected for the honor, according to a Tecumseh Public Schools news release.  Roesch’s selection came after a highly competitive process that required her to take the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test at the beginning of her junior year.  Roesch’s high scores earned her a spot as a semifinalist. To become a finalist, Roesch was required to submit a detailed scholarship application in September, which included her academic records, school and community activities and more, according to the release, with the final goal of being selected to receive one of 7,500 National Merit Scholarships totaling over $30 million this spring. 

Zajac resigning effective June as Tecumseh AD

By Daily Telegram staff TECUMSEH — Tecumseh Public Schools announced Friday Jon Zajac will be resigning from his role as athletics director. Zajac will stay on as AD for the remainder of the 2020-21 school year, effectively resigning June 30. His letter of resignation was accepted Thursday. A press release noted Zajac will pursue other opportunities, but will stay on to give the district time to find a replacement. "I want to thank Mr. Zajac for his service to Tecumseh Public Schools," said superintendent Rick Hilderley. "We wish Jon all the best in his future endeavors." Zajac, who has been the AD at Tecumseh since Nov. 2015, was placed on paid leave in January after accusations that Zajac had organized a basketball practice with Tecumseh High School students at a gym inside a local church.

Tecumseh schools receives additional funds for barn project

136 infected in 32 new coronavirus outbreaks, says Michigan's Feb. 8 school outbreak report

136 infected in 32 new coronavirus outbreaks, says Michigan’s Feb. 8 school outbreak report Updated Feb 08, 2021; Facebook Share A total of 136 students and staff at 29 K-12 school districts and two colleges have been infected by coronavirus in new school-related outbreaks, according to data released Monday, Feb. 8, by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. The biggest outbreaks involved 16 students and staff each at Lapeer High School and at Michigan Tech University. In addition to Michigan Tech, a new college outbreak was reported by Concordia University in Ann Arbor involving four students. New K-12 school outbreaks also were identified in 16 counties. Below are those outbreaks listed by county:

Tecumseh student awarded $25K scholarship

Tecumseh student awarded $25K scholarship Submitted Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, Inc., a nonprofit educational organization honoring the achievements of outstanding individuals and encouraging youth to pursue their dreams through higher education, has announced the 106 recipients of its prestigious 2021 Horatio Alger National Scholarship. Out of tens of thousands of applicants, Skyra Wade, a Tecumseh High School student from Shawnee, was one of the students from across the country to receive this scholarship. This scholarship recognizes students who have remained committed to continuing their education and giving back to their communities while overcoming great personal adversities and navigating the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Clinton tops Constantine to advance to state title game - News - The Daily Telegram - Adrian, MI

TECUMSEH — Despite having to move the site of the Division 6 state semifinal game the day before kickoff away from their friendly confines at Wegner Field to the turf of Tecumseh's Indian Stadium, the Clinton football team looked right at home in Saturday afternoon's contest, running over Constantine by scoring the first 40 points of the game en route to a 40-6 victory.With the win, Clinton (10-1) advances the state championship game at 4:30 p.m Friday at Ford Field against Montague,

Tecumseh Public Schools athletic director disciplined for violating Michigan health order

Tecumseh Public Schools athletic director disciplined for violating Michigan health order An investigation concluded that athletic director Jon Zajac held a basketball practice with THS students amid a statewide suspension of all school sports activities. Author: WTOL Newsroom Updated: 11:18 PM EST January 14, 2021 TECUMSEH, Mich. — A non-criminal complaint was filed with Tecumseh Public Schools, leading to an independent investigation and disciplinary action against the district's athletic director for violating health orders. The complaint was filed with Tecumseh Public Schools against athletic director Jon Zajac on Nov. 28, according to a press release issued by the district.  Zajac was accused of organizing a basketball practice for Tecumseh High School students, including his son, at a local church's open gym on Nov. 25. The players attended a tournament in Toledo on Nov. 28.

Tecumseh schools athletic director disciplined after investigation - News - The Daily Telegram - Adrian, MI

TECUMSEH — Tecumseh Public Schools announced Monday that it has taken measures to discipline athletic director Jon Zajac after the conclusion of an independent investigation into potential violations of statewide health orders for school athletics.According to a district news release, a non-criminal complaint against Zajac was filed with the district on Nov. 28, regarding accusations that Zajac had organized a basketball practice with his son and other Tecumseh High School students

Bank donates water bottle filling stations to Tecumseh High School

Bank donates water bottle filling stations to Tecumseh High School First United Bank of Tecumseh has donated four water bottle filling stations to Tecumseh High School.  Traditional school drinking fountains have been closed since the pandemic's beginning and students have had to bring water from home.   Students will now be able to safely refill their water bottles during the school day.   Do Not Sell My Info / Cookie Policy

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