🎓 It’s Senior Week 🌪
This week, we’re celebrating the Class of 2025 as they enjoy their final days at THS during Senior Week! It’s a time filled with memories, excitement, and reflection as our Seniors prepare for the next chapter.
🎓 Graduation will be held this Saturday, May 17, 2025.
As we wrap up this special week, we want to extend our heartfelt congratulations to these outstanding students. We are incredibly proud of all they’ve accomplished and can’t wait to see where life takes them next.
Best of luck, Class of 2025—you’ll always be a part of our school family!
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At Turner Public Schools, we are proud of where we come from and even more excited for where we’re going.
Rooted in a strong tradition of community, learning, and leadership, we believe in creating big opportunities for every student—no matter the size of our school.
Every day, we work together to support, challenge, and inspire students to reach their full potential. Guided by our commitment to “creating an environment to educate students for the future,” we are building a foundation that will carry our students forward with confidence and pride.
Thank you for being part of our story—our proud past, and our bright future.
Why American Families Should Host High School Exchange Students 
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