A cautionary account about the TJ Newspaper class aiding students on their journeys towards success. *Disclaimer: This is a satirical article that actually highlights the advantages of joining Newspap... More
Shelley Stolitza uses her past experiences to add to the TJ community. Schools are filled with new things, whether that be new content being taught or new connections being created. English teacher Sh... More
AP Computer Science A is a new class offered at TJ that allows students to continue their interest in coding and grow vital skills for their future. Thomas Jefferson High School has undergone many... More
Thomas Jefferson’s SkillsUSA chapter returned from their state conference with a new perspective on SkillsUSA and everything that goes into it. After eight months of hard work, the highly anticipate... More
Many are emphasizing that public schools are not allowing students to succeed or thrive after graduation due to restrictions that the education system has in place. School is meant to be a place ful... More
Many people truly don’t know just how much Amber Wilson does to help students get the education they need. For the past 24 years, Amber Wilson has been working to develop the minds of the future thr... More
The Maker Faire is replacing the CCT open house to represent the unique classes that TJ offers. The Maker Faire has hit TJ like a storm, with Career and Technical Education (CTE) classes, clubs, and... More
SkillsUSA is changing the future workforce by giving students essential skills they need to close the skills gap. According to Forbes magazine, “eighty-seven percent of organizations ‘know they ha... More
Is it a bike? Is it a plane? No, it’s the RTD saving the day! The Regional Transportation District (RTD) was created in 1969 to “develop, operate, and maintain a mass transportation system” to b... More
The man, the myth, the legend: Patrick Sasser, the new Computer Science teacher joins the Spartan family. After beloved teacher Stacey Fornstrom retired from TJ, a hero came along to rescue students f... More