Tecumseh Local Schools

Our high school serves as a comprehensive learning community dedicated to academic excellence, personal development, and preparing students for future success. With a focus on both achievement and character, our students are encouraged to challenge themselves academically while also engaging in extracurricular activities, athletics, and community service. This balanced approach ensures our graduates are well-prepared for college, careers, and active citizenship.

Full High School Profile

Class of 2026 Important Dates: 

• TBA

We are excited to partner with Hometown Ticketing to make attending Tecumseh High School events easier and more convenient than ever. With Hometown Ticketing, you can purchase tickets for athletic games, performances, and other school events online or through the app—no need for cash at the door!

Benefits of Hometown Ticketing:

• Easy Access: Buy tickets anytime, anywhere.

• Quick Entry: Skip the lines with digital or printed tickets.

• Stay Updated: Never miss an event with notifications and updates.

Visit Tecumseh’s Hometown Ticketing website to explore upcoming events and secure your tickets today. We look forward to seeing you there!

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School Hours:

Doors Open 7:30 AM

First Bell 7:45 AM

Students not in Pride Period by 7:45 AM will be marked tardy.

Dismissal 2:45 PM

2-Hour Delay

Doors Open 9:30 AM

First Bell 9:45 AM

Dismissal 2:45 PM

General Student Work Permit – during the school year

To obtain a student work permit, please click the link below, complete the required information, and return the form to the high school for the necessary signature.

Student Work Permit Packet

Obtaining Work Permits During the Summer

Contact the Clark County Educational Service Center by visiting their website or calling 937-325-7671.

Clark County ESC

Our schools yearbook and grduation supplies vendor is Jostens. Jostens offers a variety of graduation supplies, including caps and gowns, announcements, and class rings. Yearbooks can also be ordered through Jostens' website. To place an order or learn more about available products, please click the button below. For specific details regarding your school's ordering process or deadlines, please contact your school office or visit the school's website.

Jostens More Information

ParentSquare

All schools in our district use ParentSquare for school communication primarily with email, text, and app notifications.

ParentSquare automatically syncs with our student information system to generate an account for each parent, using their preferred email address and phone number. We encourage parents to access their accounts so they can download the mobile app and update their preferences on when and how they are notified.

ParentSquare is a safe, secure, and modern approach to communication and collaboration between school and home. Learn more and get started today by viewing our ParentSquare web page. [UPDATE LINK]

The Safer Ohio School Tip Line is a free safety resource available to all Ohio schools. The tip line is an anonymous reporting system that accepts both calls and texts 24 hours a day.

This tip line allows students and adults to anonymously share information with school officials and law enforcement about threats to student safety – whether it involves a threatened mass incident or harm to a single student.

Items to report may include but are not limited to:

• Bullying
• Withdrawn student behaviors
• Verbal or written threats observed toward students, faculty, or schools
• Weapon or suspicious devices on/near school grounds
• Gang related activities
• Unusual or suspicious behavior of students/staff
• Self-harm or suicidal sentiments
• Any other school safety related concerns.

Every tip can remain anonymous. School safety analysts may ask for additional information, but the caller can remain secret or they can choose to leave their contact information for a later follow-up.

Calls or texts to 844-SaferOH (844.723.3764) are answered by analysts within Ohio Homeland Security. If action is needed, the analysts immediately forward information to local school officials, law enforement agencies, and the Ohio School Safety Center (OSSC) for action and follow up.

The OSSC partners with the Ohio Department of Education to follow up with affected school and law enforcement agencies to make sure the incident is investigated, action is taken, and resources/supports are provided when necessary.

Change Request Form

NOTE- You must complete this form prior to any schedule change.  A Counselor will be in contact with you regarding your change either by email or meeting with you in the Guidance Office.  

Please refer to the following information in regards to scheduling issues:

What is a schedule conflict?

• Student didn’t get a class requested
• Student doesn’t have a lunch
• Student doesn’t have a class every period of the school day
• Student doesn’t have five/six classes in a day

Changes the guidance office WILL make:

• Move a student to a higher level course to increase rigor
• Add a class in place of a study hall
• Drop a class for a study hall (as long as the student has the minimum number of classes and is on track with credits for graduation)
• Leaving for College Credit Plus (CCP)
• Scheduling conflict created by the Master Schedule
• For the purposes of balancing classes

Changes the guidance office WILL NOT make:

• Change a student’s lunch period
• Change a student’s teacher for a course
• Change elective classes that were requested (for example: switch from Graphic Design to Computer Apps I)
• Drop a student to a lower level of a course- Honors/Advanced/AP to General.   The student must attend the class for the first 10 days of school.  After that time period, collaboration must take place between the student, parent, teacher, guidance counselor, and principal to determine if the change is necessary

STOP – Stop Texting Obscence Pictures Diversion Program

The STOP (Stop Texting Obscene Pictures) Diversion Program is an educational initiative for high school students and their families, focused on the legal and personal consequences of sharing inappropriate images through text or social media. This program promotes responsible digital communication and helps students understand the impact of their online actions. For more information, please contact your school administration or local authorities.

Letter from Judge Monnin – Common Please Court

Letter from D. Andrew Wilson – Prosecuting Attorney

STOP Diversion Program Video

Please find additional available forms below. Please visit this area frequently to ensure you have the most up to date forms for school realated items.

Dance Request Form

Dispensing Medications Form

THS Campus Parking Form