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TCCS schooled in the great outdoors

From learning about the history of Tidioute to the long-term impacts of garbage and getting some of that garbage out of the Allegheny River, there are many different aspects to the Tidioute Community Charter School expeditionary project — Camping and the Great Outdoors. “We are ...

TCCS students help out the community

Community efforts are ramping up at Tidioute Community Charter School. Students recently assembled a 20-foot entrance ramp to a local residence. For the past year, TCCS industrial arts students had been fabricating ramp parts for Kane Ramp Ministry, according to Office Manager Heather ...

Limestone Twp. property complicated

County officials are in a bit of a bind on what to do with a Limestone Township blighted property. The cause? A complete lack of a response from the owners. The subject property is located at 58 Bush Lane and the owner of record according to online county assessment records is Lynda Bush-Berenvrok, et. al., with an address that identifies a Kenneth Bush in Oakland, Maryland. “This one just doesn’t want to go anywhere,” County Planner Dan Glotz said. Authority member and Chief Clerk Pam Matve said she has tried to contact the owner via telephone, certified mail and regular ...

TCCS students go outside and learn

Students at Tidioute Community Charter School are getting out of their seats, out of their classrooms, even out of their building. At all grade levels, students are working on the first expeditionary project of the year — Camping and the Great Outdoors. “Students in grades ...

Cleanup Crew

Sometimes a clean-up isn’t just about cleaning up. On Tuesday, 13 students and two teachers from Tidioute Community Charter School joined the Allegheny River Clean-up. While they worked alongside many other volunteers on the stretch of the river from Wildwood to Tidioute boat launch, ...

Tidioute Community Charter School prepares for school year with open house August 19

With the start of school for students at Tidioute Community Charter School less than a week away, school officials are busy getting things ready for day one. Things kick off with an open house on Monday, August 19. Chief Educational Officer Dr. Doug Allen said that the event will run from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and provide a time for “parents, guardians and students” to “be able to see student’s schedules, meet teachers and tour the school.” That sets the stage for the first day of school, which Allen said is set for Wednesday, August 21. Allen provided updates on a ...