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March 2020 Thomas Sumter Academy (803) 499-3378 Volume 3 Issue 29 Dear TSA Generals, Tenacity. Supports. Achievement. We had an awesome Daddy-Daughter Dance. Ms. Dixon and Ms. Holliday did an Upcoming Events awesome job as did the 9th grade Student Council! I hope you were able to be a part of our Leadership March 14 Shenanigans 6 PM Series and were able to hear Dr. Friedman. His testimony was powerful and passionate. March 16 Trivia Night His passion for Christ and what He has in March 16-20 Stanford 10 Testing store for each of us was unsurpassed. Each of us is a special person on this earth and He has March 26-28 Spring Musical a plan for us! Wow! How awesome is that. Our enrollment goal is 340 students here at the Main Campus and 50 at the Columbia Campus for next Sporting Events year. Let’s pull together, like the family we are, and grow together. Financial Aid & Scholarships are on a first come All Sporting Events have been first serve basis and you may access it through School and suspended until April 3, 2020. Student Services at More information to follow as we https://www.solutionsbysss.com/. Reaching a total of 410 learn more from SCISA will result in a benefit for all families. Open Houses are scheduled for March 23rd in Camden and April 21st here on campus. Invite a friend to the Open House. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter, and Instagram. You can follow me on Twitter at TSA_DrM. #Generalpride. PROUD TO BE A GENERAL Dr. F.L. Martin III 2nd Annual Daddy/Daughter Dance The 9th grade thanks you for supporting our Daddy/Daughter Dance! HAC Pancake Breakfast HAC is thankful to our General family for the support of our Pancake Breakfast! We raised a little over $900 and will be using the money for improvement projects around campus. SCISA All-Star Basketball Game Karleigh Young, Lizzie Silvester and Lindsay Daniel were chosen to play in the SCISA North-South and SCISA/GISA All - Star basketball games on Saturday. They represented TSA very well! Great job, girls!! Kindergarteners Celebrate Dr. Seuss Students in Mrs. Gigi’s class celebrated Dr. Seuss’ birthday by making and eating greenVarsity eggs and ham. Boys On “Wacky Tennis Wednesday” they wore crazy socks to school! What a fun time in kindergarten! The men’s tennis team defeated Palmetto Christian Academy on Tuesday in their first match of the season. TSA swept its singles matches, led by commanding wins from Cameron Dixon and Trayton Hill, along with victories from Avery Eddins, Graham Campbell, and Preston Houser. Logan Oxendine also defeated his opponent in an exhibition match. The next match is at home on Wednesday, March 18 against Trinity Byrnes. Come out and support the TSA tennis team!! Congratulations to Our Teachers of the Year for 2019-2020 High School: Mrs. Beverly Weatherford Middle School: Mrs. Julie Daniel Lower School: Mrs. Gigi Houser A BIG shout out to Mrs. Daniel for being selected as a SCISA Teacher of the Year Finalist for middle school. She will now move on to the next round of the competition. High School Science Fair Winners 2020 TSA High School Science Fair Winners Overall Winners 1st: Logan Scruggs 2nd: Ally Moses 3rd: Libby Gore Behavioral and Social Science/Microbiology/Environmental 1st: Gracie McCaskill 2nd: Abby Cox 3rd: Ayden Allen Botany, Physics, and Zoology 1st: Logan Scruggs 2nd: Ally Moses 3rd: Ansh Patel Chemistry and Medicine and Health 1st: Libby Gore 2nd: Carter Brazell 3rd: Lindsay Daniel Dr. Damon Friedman speaks to Thomas Sumter students, parents, and TSA friends about his humble beginnings to becoming a “warrior for Christ” during and after several tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. His testimony touched many hearts, student and adults alike. He exhibited the same passion for Christ he had on the battlefield. Those that attended were touched by his humbleness. He emphasized and re-emphasized that touching just one for Christ sparks new beginnings and leading with a Christian heart can really move mountains. Outdoor Ecology Field Trip Fun! Mrs. Weatherford and Mrs. Matos’ classes learned about freshwater ecosystems and how Thomas Sumter the “Swamp Fox” used the swamp during the Revolutionary War. A great time was had by all! Breakfast with the Board TSA’s Board of Trustees treated our teachers and staff to breakfast on Wednesday this week. Breakfast was delicious and the teachers started their day feeling loved! Congratulations to Mrs. Tisha for winning the “golden egg” prize. Thanks to our Board for breakfast and for all you do for our school. 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