TSN students who participated in the VFW Patriots Pen Essay Contest, "How do you show patriotism for your country?", were treated to a pizza party this afternoon.
We are pleased to announce that three of our students have been awarded $75 each for their winning essays and will be advancing to the Regional level of the competition.
We extend our thanks to the St. Louis VFW Post #3055 for recognizing the hard work of our students and for sponsoring the contest and pizza party.
We are pleased to announce that three of our students have been awarded $75 each for their winning essays and will be advancing to the Regional level of the competition.
We extend our thanks to the St. Louis VFW Post #3055 for recognizing the hard work of our students and for sponsoring the contest and pizza party.
Check out this week's Alumni Spotlight, Adam Lawhorne, Class of 2018!
This week's spotlight highlights Adam Lawhorne, Class of 2018. Go Sharks!!
We had an amazing morning celebrating our successful fundraiser with a special performance from Rusty the Magician! Our students were captivated, and it was a fantastic way to reward our top sales champions for their incredible hard work! A huge thank you to all of our TSN families for your tremendous support! Your generosity made our fundraiser a success and allowed us to have this fun-filled celebration. We appreciate you!
St. Louis Public Schools will be on a three hour delay today, Tuesday, December 2, 2025, due to fog.
St. Louis Public Schools will have an early release tomorrow, Wednesday, November 26, 2025. Staff and students will return to school on Monday, December 1, 2025. Happy Holidays!
This week's Alumni Spotlight features Johnathon Starry, Class of 2021. Go Sharks!
St. Louis Public Schools will have an early release for all students tomorrow, Wednesday, November 19, 2025.
St. Louis Public Schools will have an early release for all students tomorrow, Wednesday, November 19, 2025.
Reminder: Parent lunch is tomorrow, Wed. Nov. 19th. Check with your student for their lunch time. We're looking forward to having you join us!
Today at TSN, Trooper Travis Rogers met with all students to discuss the important topic of internet safety.
Students learned about responsible smartphone use, the dangers of cyberbullying, sextortion, and sexting, as well as the emotional, social, and legal consequences that can come from unsafe online behavior.
Trooper Rogers also shared practical tips to help students protect their privacy, make positive choices, and use technology in healthy ways. These conversations are an important part of helping our students become safe and responsible digital citizens — both at school and at home.
We appreciate Trooper Rogers and the Michigan State Police for their partnership in keeping our kids informed and safe online.
Students learned about responsible smartphone use, the dangers of cyberbullying, sextortion, and sexting, as well as the emotional, social, and legal consequences that can come from unsafe online behavior.
Trooper Rogers also shared practical tips to help students protect their privacy, make positive choices, and use technology in healthy ways. These conversations are an important part of helping our students become safe and responsible digital citizens — both at school and at home.
We appreciate Trooper Rogers and the Michigan State Police for their partnership in keeping our kids informed and safe online.
Mr. Starry's science class has been studying ecosystems. Today, groups put the finishing touches on their whiteboards and began recording their presentations. Keep up the great work TSN scientists!
Ms. Sarah Slavik presented to students in Mrs. Gurski's health class today on the importance of nutrition and making healthy dietary choices. Ms. Slavik is a Family Nurse Practioner at the MyMichigan Health Clinic, located in Carrie Knause Elementary. The Clinic is open to SLPS students Tue, Wed, and Fri from 7:30-4:00.
Look at this week's Alumni Spotlight to read up on what Chloe (Pestrue) Munderloh, Class of 2018, is doing in New York!
Go Sharks!
Go Sharks!
TSN Middle School will be hosting a parent lunch on Wednesday, November 19th. Come have lunch with your student!
St. Louis Public Schools has an early release for all students tomorrow, Wednesday, October 29th.
Please take a moment to review the TSN Costume Guidelines for wearing costumes to school this Friday. Happy Halloween!
TSN students were both educated and entertained by an interactive play written and performed by Ms. Luehm. The characters of Mrs. Washington and Mrs. Adams retold the story of the Revolutionary War through the perspectives of George Washington and John Adams. Many of our 8th graders took part in the production, portraying roles such as British Redcoats, Minutemen, and George Washington himself.
A huge thank-you to Ms. Luehm for bringing this engaging and creative way to learn about our nation’s history to our students—and to Mr. Trevino for organizing this wonderful experience!
Mr. DeRosia’s 6th and 7th grade Second Step classes created Anti-Bullying and Kindness posters that are proudly displayed in our library hallway for everyone to see. We can all learn a lot from the powerful messages they shared. We’re proud of our students for spreading these important reminders about kindness and respect.
Check out this week's Alumni Spotlight featuring Jonathan Mikek, Class of 2013. Go Sharks!
