Rigor -- Enrichment Opportunities --Support
From everyone here at TPMS and the TPMS Magnet Program, we hope you and your family had a fabulous summer and are as excited as we are to start the new school year.
If you are new to TPMS, welcome, and welcome to the magnet program. We hope this is a place where your child's needs, as a high achieving learner, can be met.
Our goal is to provide rigor, enrichment opportunities, and support. Our magnet teachers will enhance the curriculum daily, weekly and in each unit. Every semester, a project will be enhanced with either a field trip, guest speaker, or cross curricular connection.
Scroll down for information about back-to-school info, buses, guest speakers, and ways you can be a guest speaker too.
Don't forget that ALL information you need about TPMS each week can be found in the PRINCIPAL's NEWSLETTER. Click HERE to be directed to it.
In the 25-26 school year:
49.5 % of TPMS Magnet students scored in the highest level of the MAP Math Assessment (with another 42 % scoring in the next highest).
28.3% of TPMS 6th and 7th graders scored in the highest level of the MCAP Math Assessment (with another 61.6% scoring in the next highest )--number don't include Algebra and Geometry scores which haven't been released yet.
Click HERE for all information regarding returning to school including summer work, supply lists, upcoming events (picnic and Back to School Night) and more!
This document includes the following:
Summer Assignments
School Supplies
Transition Day and Picnic
Local Bus Routes
Bell Schedules
Phone Policies
And much much more!
MCPS has only released the 26-27 Bus Routes!
If you are new to the magnet program, your child will board the Blair Magnet bus from a nearby elementary school. When the bus arrives at Blair, your child will stay on the bus and ride it to Eastern, and then to TPMS. (Some buses stop at Eastern--if that is your bus, your child will get off at Eastern and board a bus bound for TPMS.
Once you know your bus route, please go to the TPMS Magnet Transportation page to sign up for the Whatsapp group for your route!
This November, our students will have the opportunity to ask questions directly to Fred Haise who was the pilot of the ill-fated Apollo 13 mission.
Are you interested in speaking at TPMS, complete this google form to tell us all about yourself.
Looking to join a carpool? Click HERE to fill out the google form to show your interest in joining or starting a carpool. (Note the information you share will be public.)
Want to see who has already signed up? Click the link below to view carpool responses.
The active involvement of parents, teachers, and students is essential to the success of the PTSA. Studies have proven that parental involvement provides children with a greater chance of achieving in school. The PTSA leadership and membership pledge to work together with teachers, school administrators, students, and the greater community to make sure every parent’s concerns are heard and every child’s right to a high quality education is realized.
Click HERE to become a Member of the Takoma Park PTSA and email TPMS.PTA.president@gmail.com if you'd like to be on the Magnet Committee.
Congratulations to Yvan kody who was the only one able to solve our summer puzzle!
Maybe that means that, subconsciously, everyone is sick of the "six-seven" meme.
September's puzzle isn't too tough, give it a try!
Think you know the answer? Click HERE to try to solve!