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What’s more exciting than media day? With fog machines, bright lights, and plenty of cameras, students in Audrey Borchers’ journalism class stepped up their photography game to capture the very best of our spring athletes.

Margalida Amengual is a boarding student from Consell, Spain. TFS has been a family and a growth opportunity. Her favorite TFS tradition is International Day. Margalida plans to become a dentist. Her advice: Enjoy your time at TFS because time flies.

Mattie Patterson, a day student from Clarkesville, GA, has attended TFS for four years. She characterizes TFS as a challenge, a journey, and a growth opportunity. Mrs. Morrison has made a lasting impact on Mattie. She plans to pursue a degree in landscape architecture.

Sixth-grade teacher Nancy Almoyan brings history to life! As part of their Georgia history unit, students researched notable figures, created “Liter Leaders,” and recorded 40-second summaries of their chosen individuals. Attached QR codes, allow others to scan and learn more!

Valentina Arias is a boarding student from Juan Diaz, Panama. TFS has been a community and a journey. She loves TFS sporting events. Her favorite class is visual arts. Valentina plans to become an architect. Her advice: Live in the present and don't stress about the future.

Kalvin Ngov is a legacy day student from Clarkesville, GA. To Kalvin, TFS is family and growth. His favorite TFS event is the formal. He is thankful to Coach Crotta. He aspires to become a business owner. His advice: Don't get too comfortable, because you will get lazy.

Carsyn Griffis is a legacy day student from Tallulah Falls, GA. Her favorite tradition is FCA's Fields of Faith. She is especially appreciative of Mrs. Barraco. She plans to major in genetics. Her advice: Work hard now so you can relax and enjoy your senior year.

Evangeline Gaglio is a legacy day student from Lakemont, GA. For Lily, TFS means community. Her favorite club is Bakeology. Her dream job is to run a restaurant or hotel, and she plans to major in hospitality or business management to work towards that goal.

Our fourth graders got some llama love at Earthshine Lodge. This is an immersive, hands-on learning experience about the animals, the land, and their connections. It was a chance to step outside the classroom, spend time in nature, and be present in a special moment.

Sarah Lundy is a legacy day student from Clarkesville, GA. To Sarah, TFS means community. Her favorite club is FCA. She’s especially grateful for Mrs. Barraco. Sarah hopes to become a marine biologist—her advice: Enjoy the time you have. It goes by a lot faster than you think.

Mitchell McGahee is a legacy day student from Clarkesville, GA. He is thankful for Precision Rifle Coach Tim Stamey and the rifle team’s tight-knit community. He plans to pursue a degree in mechanical engineering. His advice: Do good, be good, and good will come back your way.

The acceptances are rolling in! Congratulations to the Class of 2026 as you prepare for the next chapter of your journey. We are so proud of the hard work, perseverance, and leadership that have brought you to this exciting milestone.

The acceptances are rolling in! Congratulations to the Class of 2026 as you prepare for the next chapter of your journey. We are so proud of the hard work, perseverance, and leadership that have brought you to this exciting milestone.

Before spring break, members of the TFS Interact Club hosted their second annual Easter egg hunt for fourth and fifth-graders. Students had a delightful time searching for hundreds of eggs hidden around campus! 🐣🌸

We love hosting our annual Joint Chamber event! Sitting right between Habersham and Rabun counties, Tallulah Falls School is the perfect place to gather, connect, and celebrate community. From delicious food to great conversation, it was a joy to welcome everyone to campus.

Harrison Goldfine is a legacy day student from Dillard, GA. For Harrison, TFS means family and growth. He appreciates Mr. Mullis, Mrs. Barraco, and Coach Stille. His plans are to be a sports director. His advice: Enjoy every day and make as many memories as you can.

Elena Edenfield is a legacy day student from Toccoa, Georgia. To Elena, TFS means community. Her favorite TFS event is prom. She is especially appreciative of Rainen Cantrell. She plans to study early childhood education and pursue a career as a kindergarten teacher.

Today at the Rotary Club of Clayton, Georgia, club president Matt Freeman recognized senior Charlotte Stafford as the STAR Student for TFS. We are grateful for the continued support of our local Rotary Clubs in celebrating our students and honoring their accomplishments!

Calling all 4th-8th graders interested in tennis. Elevate your game with an expert tennis clinic on April 18! All donations fund Circle of Hope! signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4FA9AB…

We are proud to celebrate senior Kaylin Pickett for being named the state winner of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Good Citizens Essay Contest! Read more about this honor here: tallulahfalls.org/about/news.