TCCHS Broadcasting Program

Major congratulations are in order for our Beth Hicks! You have made our program better by pouring into it so fiercely. You will be deeply missed but we know you’re preparing to do big things in the media field!!

Round 3 of Industry Certification all wrapped up! There's a reason that our program is the best around!

Congratulations to instructors Kristy Faucett and Nicholas Cooper on achieving Industry Certification for their AVTF program at Thomas County Central High School.
Earning this distinction requires the program to demonstrate strong alignment with current industry standards, including the use of industry‑standard equipment and facilities; active business and industry partnerships; participation in a Career Technical Student Organization (CTSO); and preparation of students for industry‑recognized credentials.
Kudos to Kristy and Nicholas for their leadership and for delivering an outstanding program that serves both their students and the broader community.

Georgia Department of Education Thomas County Central High School WTXL Tallahassee

So proud to have so many amazing students in our class! They did such a great job and will only go higher from here!

Love seeing our Trey up on the billboard for this game!! He’s so talented in so many aspects of his life! Your broadcasting family is always cheering you on!

Let’s go, Jackets!

So so proud of our Mya Cooney for doing amazing things out in the real world just like she did in our program!! Keep doing big things Mya!

💛💙 Jacket Pride Spotlight! 💙💛

We are so proud of Mya Cooney (pictured front left), TCCHS Alumni and former AVTF pathway completer & WBL student! Mya gained hands-on experience as a Broadcasting Assistant through Work-Based Learning while at TCCHS, and her hard work is paying off in a big way.

Last weekend, Mya won her first GABBY Award for Best Hard News Reporting with her news team at WTOC-TV, and it happened just 5 days after her 1st anniversary with the station.

WTOC brought home 4 Gabbys and 2 Merit Awards as a team, and we couldn’t be prouder of Mya’s accomplishments and her journey. From TCCHS classrooms to WBL experiences, and now an award-winning journalist.

Way to go, Mya! Keep working hard!

Love how our tailgate show covers all aspects of TCCHS! Dr. Burnette did an incredible job today!

The South’s Got Something to Say! Even though our girls didn’t win at Nationals. They are still the BEST in the state of Georgia and that’s all that matters! We are still beaming with pride at this opportunity for our Department to learn and grow. Eager to get back their scores in the coming weeks.

Zipping the way through the day! Waiting for Awards tonight. Winners or not I’m so proud of them!

The girls are scooting their way through Day One of their competition!