Bishop Hall is a non-tradtional high school serving Thomas County students in grades 8-12. To date, over 800 students have graduated from Bishop Hall.
Bishop Hall is SACS, GAC and AdvancEd Accreditation Commission (NCA) accredited and has been active in the Thomas County Public School System since 1999. Thomas County's graduation numbers have increased every year since our inception and the number of Bishop Hall graduates average approximately 25 students per year. The Center for Educational Reform identified Bishop Hall as one of its "100 BEST
07/08/2025
📣 Yesterday, we proudly introduced the new name for Bishop Hall—Thomas County Academy!
Today, we're diving into the details of what’s evolving and what remains at the heart of it all.
✨ A new name
✨ A refreshed identity
✨ The same strong commitment to student success
Wondering if Thomas County Academy is the right fit for you or your student?
Take a closer look and learn more! 👇
07/07/2025
📣 We’re excited to share a new chapter in our school system!
Bishop Hall School is now Thomas County Academy. 🎓💛💙
While the name has changed, our commitment to student success remains as strong as ever.
Stay tuned — we’ll be sharing more about this exciting update tomorrow! 👀
05/24/2025
Congratulations to the entire class of 2025!
05/23/2025
After teaching for 30 incredible years, Dr. Lee is moving on to a new adventure! There's no question she loved her students and always did everything she could to help them succeed. While we'll certainly miss having her here, we're so thankful for her dedication, friendship, and unwavering commitment. Thank you, Dr. Lee!
05/22/2025
Thanks to Envision, our lounge got a refresh-- including this beautiful refrigerator.
As you can see, Dr. Lee is delighted by it!
05/22/2025
Congratulations to Mercy and Amber on all their hard work!
Be on the lookout for their billboards around town in the near future! 👀
05/21/2025
We made it!
We're thankful to have another safe, great year in the books.
05/21/2025
Today, our students on the Savannah trip visited First African Baptist Church. The church was organized in 1773, making it older than the U.S., and is home to the oldest organ in the state. The quilt is theorized to contain codes about the Underground Railroad. They also met Gail, a local who is known around the world for her Savannah roses.
Everyone, be sure to turn in your Chromebooks.
Seniors, turn in your Chromebooks so you can walk at graduation. Also, graduation rehearsal is Friday at 11:30. Don't bring your cap and gown to rehearsal.
05/20/2025
Today, a group of our students, along with Mr. Rich, Dr. Lee, and Coach Ward, left to go on an experiential trip to Savannah. They learned about the importance of the port and finished the day at the hotel pool!
05/16/2025
Congratulations to our graduates who received awards tonight at Senior Honors Night!
A special thanks to the groups in our community who gave out awards.