A Tradition of Excellence
Paducah Tilghman High School, known for outstanding academics, fine arts, and extra- curricular activities, offers sixteen Advanced Placement courses on one campus, as well as opportunities to participate in award-winning athletics, speech, fine arts, and civic opportunities. We currently have over 820 students enrolled in the most diverse high school in the state of Kentucky. We are one of the top performing schools in Advanced Placement tests in the state of Kentucky. Our mission is to offer all students the opportunity to achieve at a high level of academic performance and to grow socially and emotionally in a safe and orderly environment.
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Photo Of The Day: Tilghman's Future Problem Solving 1st In District Cup |
Tilghman's Future Problem Solving team sports their 1st place medals from District Governor's Cup Tournament.
Congratulations!
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Tilghman Bell Back Issues Posted |
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The current issue of the Tilghman Bell has been posted, along with back issues from September, November, and December 2011. You can see them here or you can click on "The Tilghman Bell" under the Resources menu on the left side of the PTHS web page. |
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Malone Signs with Kentucky Christian University |
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Paducah Tilghman senior Mason Malone signed a football scholarship with Kentucky Christian University at PTHS on February 6.
Malone, a center, was a four year letterman and three year co-captain for the Blue Tornado. He was a member of the 2009 state championship team.
“Mason is aggressive, he’s a team leader, and he understands blocking techniques and schemes,” said offensive line coach Jonathan Smith. “The center is the computer of the offensive line. Mason understands his role and has performed well.”
“Mason has a tremendous work ethic,” said head coach Randy Wyatt. “Sometimes that’s the difference between those who succeed and those who don’t at the college level. If he will stay focused on the big picture, not get distracted, and remember that he’s there to get an education, he’ll do fine.”
Kentucky Christian University, located in Grayson, Kentucky, is a member of the NAIA. Malone says that the coaching staff intends to look at using him as a blocking fullback.
Malone said he’s looking forward to the switch and the chance to play at the next level. “I have always liked football, and have a passion for it,” Malone said. “I’m looking forward to the opportunity.”
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PTHS Boys Bowling won 5 to 2 vs. Graves County in yesterday's match at Cardinal Strike and Spare. Congratulations!
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FCCLA Selling Spirit Sleeves and St. Louis Cardinals Tickets |
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The PTHS FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) is sponsoring two fundraisers to raise money to attend their state meeting in Louisville this spring.
They will be selling Spirit Sleeves at the Homecoming Game Friday Night. Show your TORNADO spirit and get your sleeves on! You can purchase one sleeve for $5 or a pair for $10.
The FCCLA will also be raffling off four St. Louis Cardinal tickets in the Red Bird Club. The date of game will be determined by the donor after the schedule is released. Chances will be sold at the Homecoming Game and the winner will be announced that night. You can purchase 2 chances for $3 or 5 chances for $5. We appreciate your support!
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PTHS Students Score 36 on ACT Sections |
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PTHS upperclassmen Jared Holt, Catherine Miller, and Zac Winfield scored a perfect 36 on sections of ACT test. The ACT has four sections: English, Reading, Math and Science. Holt scored a 36 on the English section. Miller and Winfield scored a 36 on the Reading section.
Senior Jared Holt is a member of the National Honor Society, the academic team, and the baseball team. He participates in the youth group at Friendship Baptist Church and works for Holt Surveying Company. He plans to attend the University of Kentucky and major in pre-med. His parents are Kendall and Rhonda Holt.
Junior Catherine Miller is member of the soccer team, the academic team, Future Problem Solvers, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Beta Club, National Honor Society, and the Junior Historical Society of Kentucky. She is a member of First Baptist Church. Her parents are Bobby and Laurie Miller.
Senior Zac Winfield is a member of the academic team, the tennis team, Beta Club, and National Honor Society. He works for Dave Winfield Auctions. After graduation he plans to study mechanical engineering. His parents are Dave and Gina Winfield. |
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Upcoming Event: PTSO Meets February 8 |
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The Tilghman PTSO will meet on Wednesday, February 8th, at 5:30 p.m. in the library.
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