Thanks to all who supported our Food and Toy Drive Challenge.  We collected 401 toys and 1,426 food items to distribute through the Share-A-Christmas program!  The third grade class brought in the most food while the first grade collected the most toys.  Thank you!












Members of the Helping Hands Service Team served a soup kitchen meal to more than 40 people the Monday before Thanksgiving.  

















We want to thank Truck Sales and Service for providing a float for TCCES in the Dover and New Philadelphia Christmas parades!








 
Our annual Christmas show will be a production of Lessons and Carols.   The program will be at 6:30 pm Wednesday, December 11 in St. Joseph Church.  
 
The Secret Santa Shop will be open December 9, 10, and 12.   The Home and School Association sponsors the shop to give students a chance to purchase inexpensive gifts for their loved ones. 

Several grades have been studying Native American cultures.   Renee Dennison gave a special presentation with her many artifacts and great insight into the lives of the Native Americans.



















Christian ch urches recognize the November at the “Month of the Dead,” a month devoted to remembering and honoring the deceased.   The sixth-grade class conducted a prayer service at the St. Joseph Cemetery to pray for loved ones who have passed away, honor those buried in the cemetery and clean-up the cemetery grounds.   The project incorporated the Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love, a theme for our school improvement plan.