Important Dates
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January 20 -- No School -- Martin Luther King Day
February 6 -- 3rd Nine Weeks Mid-Term Ends February 13 -- 3rd Nine Weeks Mid-Term Report Cards Sent Home February 27 -- 3 Hour Delay for Students -- Faculty Senate/PLC March 12 -- 3rd Nine Weeks Ends March 13 -- 3 Hour Early Dismissal for Students March 19 -- 3rd Nine Weeks Report Cards Sent Home April 10-17 -- Spring Break April 23 -- 4th Nine Weeks Mid-Term Ends April 29 -- 3 Hour Early Dismissal for Students -- Faculty Senate/PLC May 1 -- 4th Nine Weeks Mid-Term Report Cards Sent Home May 12 -- No School -- Election Day May 25 -- No School -- Memorial Day June 1 -- Tentative Last Day for Students -- End of 4th Nine Weeks June 1 -- 3 Hour Early Dismissal for Students -- Faculty Senate June 2 -- Tentative Last Day for Staff Important InformationUseful LinksTVMHS Student Handbook
LiveGrades STAR Reading/STAR Math Office365 TVHS FFA Website Counselors Page & Scholarship Information 
SEE Your Student's Grades OnlineLiveGrades is the online gradebook that our teachers use. As soon as they enter assignment grades, parents can see their student's grade! Parents can see how their children are doing in school before a report card is issued.
We have sent home information on how parent's login to LiveGrades.If you do not receive this information, please call the school and ask for Mrs. Ramsey. |
 Annual Notification of FERPA Rights
Under FERPA, a school must annually notify parents of students in attendance of their rights under FERPA. The annual notification must include information regarding a parent's right to inspect and review his or her child's education records, the right to seek to amend the records, the right to consent to disclosure of personally identifiable information from the records (except in certain circumstances), and the right to file a complaint with the Office regarding an alleged failure by a school to comply with FERPA. The school must also inform parents of its definitions of the terms "school official" and "legitimate educational interest." FERPA does not require a school to notify parents individually of their rights under FERPA. Rather, the school may provide the annual notification by any means likely to inform parents of their rights. Thus, the annual notification may be published by various means, including any of the following: in a student handbook; in a notice to parents; in a calendar of events; on the school's website (though this should not be the exclusive means of notification); in the local newspaper; or posted in a central location at the school or various locations throughout the school. Additionally, some schools include their directory information notice as part of the annual notice of rights under FERPA. Valley Health Care Clinic @ TVMHS
Licensed healthcare providers at our school to provide on-site medical care. See attachments for further information on how to take advantage of our school-based clinic! VHC@TVMHS Brochure Consent Form Frequently Asked Questions |