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We created this new page to better connect with our community and improve the experience across platforms. We invite you to follow us there to stay updated on everything happening at TCFL.

This page will remain visible for a little while longer, but all new content will be posted exclusively on the new one.

Thank you for being part of the journey!

‘Tis the season of college admission responses and we want to congratulate two of our seniors who got early acceptance responses from some of their chosen lot. We have nothing but best wishes for you both on your future endeavors. Stay tuned for more on our seniors, who are very eager to hear what their choices have to say. More in March!

Our Tigers continue to play the Ashton Cup. If you can, stop by the Ashton Sports Complex and show them support: Basketball: Saturday, Feb. 17- 8:00am, Volleyball: Semifinals game, Saturday Feb.17th 12:00. Soccer: our 5th/6th played their last game and tied against San Judas Tadeo. Go Tigers!

Loving our skating program!

Hoy, nuestros alumnos de 8vo están de visita en el Museo de Historia y Geografía. Ya empezamos con los preparativos de nuestro esperado Acto del 27 de febrero, y como muchos saben, nos encanta sumergir a nuestros alumnos en experiencias de primera mano. Estamos emocionados de ver las ideas que salgan después de su visita, al igual que la evolución de lo que decidan exponer.

Please join us for our first Community Coffee of the year! Next Weds. Jan 31st at 8:00am. Hope to see you there!

We are hiring for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year. If you are interested please send your CV to: [email protected]. We can’t wait to meet you!

Our 5th grade students engaged in a STEM activity, in small groups they had to craft shelters for a Lego figure using items found in the school environment. This hands-on experience served as our introduction to their Native Americans theme.

Keeping up to date with the world’s efforts to create a better and safer place, we decided to join the United Nations in their journey. The topic for this year’s Science Fair was centered on the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals. These goals are a blueprint which all countries are invited to follow in order to see a significant improvement in the planet and all the people living on it. Thus, our topic was:
OVERCOMING THE WORLD’S CHALLENGES
Our science team identified which goals fit best within the context of the class and decided to focus on the following:

7th- Life Below Water & Life on Land
8th- Affordable and Clean Energy
9th- Climate Action
10th & 11th- Clean Water and Sanitation, Affordable and Clean Energy and Sustainable Cities and Communities.
12th- Sustainable Cities and Communities.

Thank you to everyone who came and enjoyed our students' presentations.

🇺🇸 Important Announcement: we will be celebrating our holiday party this Friday, please remember to pick up your kids promptly. 🇩🇴Anuncio importante: éste viernes estaremos celebrando nuestro almuerzo festivo, por favor recuerden recoger a sus hij@s puntualmente.

🇺🇸Important Announcement: This Friday is our Christmas Party. Please make sure to pick up your kids promptly. 🇩🇴 Anuncio Importante: Éste Viernes es nuestra fiesta de navidad, por favor recuerden recoger a sus hijos puntualmente.

What makes a place a destination? This was the question that guided our 7th graders throughout the trimester while studying the 5 Themes of Geography and applying their learning to countries from Asia that piqued their curiosity. Why would someone go to India or Vietnam? Why the United Arab Emirates or Indonesia? Students researched what made each country special and interesting to the public. They decided on a common theme or thread to unify their presentations and recreated a Food Truck Park to present their findings. It was a delicious and delightful experience!