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As TMSA Public Charter Schools, a network of high-performing nonprofit public charter schools focusing on STEAM education in North Carolina, we proudly announce that one of our students, Aghader Yassen, has been accepted into Harvard University with a full ride scholarship, marking a historic first for the TMSA school network.

We are excited to announce TMSA Public Charter School's 15th-year anniversary logo design competition.

Join us on March 13th at 4 pm! TMSA Triangle Model UN co-organizes a virtual panel at the UN CSW67, and NC Superintendent Catherine Truitt will be our keynote speaker!

We celebrated the official opening of TMSA Apex with the participation of NC Superintendent Catherine Truitt and Apex Mayor Jacques Gilbert, along with our parents, students, teachers, and stakeholders.

North Carolina Superintendent Catherine Truitt congratulated TMSA Triad and TMSA Triangle with a growth award and an electronic badge for exceeding their expected academic growth for the 2021-2022 school year.

We are thrilled to share that TMSA Triad’s Assistant Principal Amani Saeed will serve as TMSA Charlotte's new Elementary Principal.

TMSA Triangle earned another “A” rating for our School Performance Grade (SPG) for our 2021-2022 performance!

We got off an excellent start for the new academic year on August 5, 2022. We loved sharing one of the most memorable days of the academic calendar with you!

Over the years, Mr. Mayor faced some hard questions, but none quite like what he experienced in Mrs. Johnson’s first grade class.

North Carolina Representative Julie von Heafen visited Triangle Math and Science Academy today to learn more about TMSA on National Charter School Week.

The Challenge Index ranks Triangle Math and Science Academy no. 274 among the 2022 top 300 high schools of the country.

TMSA's Combined Concert Band has been rated "superior" at the 2022 Middle School Music Performance Adjudication by The NC Bandmaster Association East-Central District.

TMSA Public Charter Schools will go mask-optional starting Wednesday, March 9, 2022.

TMSA's Ahnie Ingram and Zaron Johnson discuss the benefits of STEM education, connecting classroom and workforce at NC Chamber’s The Business Playbook Podcast Series.

We want to update you about the total donations raised by Triangle's Flash Fundraiser for the new high school building in Apex.

We are proud to announce our new mission, vision, values statements, and "The TMSA Advantage," reflecting an educational philosophy embedded in Science, Wisdom, and Peace.

The NC Department of Health and Human Services has updated its StrongSchoolsNC Public Health Toolkit (K-12) with the latest CDC guidelines.

TMSA Public Charter Schools held a groundbreaking ceremony for a state-of-the-art new K-12 campus in Apex on Wednesday, December 15.

After all the planning, we cannot wait to celebrate this historic moment with you. We hope you can join us as we break ground for the TMSA Apex Campus on December 15.

Use TMSA's EV charging stations, and support our commitment to a sustainable future and also our robotics teams!

We have great news for you! TMSA is among the first in North Carolina to provide free COVID-19 testing for students and staff!

We are overjoyed to report that we have raised almost $20,000 for TMSA Solar Fundraiser.

We have great news for those who want remote learning at TMSA!

We are so excited to be open full-time this year. We are looking forward to welcoming the return of all our students and seeing them Monday through Friday each week, starting on Tuesday, August 10.

TMSA Public Charter Schools welcomed the new school year with a memorable kickoff event on August 2, 2021, at Triad Math and Science Academy's Secondary School Campus in Greensboro, NC.

We are raising $12,000 for Triangle and $6,000 for Triad. Please help us reach our goal and improve the educational experience at TMSA while also improving the environment in North Carolina.

TMSA and QCSS Boards approved in the May meetings our bid to join in Leader in Me.

Triad’s Class of 2021 Valedictorian Nadia Muhammad will be donning the Tech gold and white gear of Georgia Institute of Technology this fall.

TMSA Board of Directors has approved to provide a full-time in-person instruction option for K-12 in our schools.

Triad and Triangle will bring the students, who are at risk of failing, back to the school buildings starting March 15, 2021, while the rest of the students will remain remote.

After a decisive vote, QCSS Board of Directors has approved "QCSS In-Person Instruction Plan" for the students who want to return to schools.

Do you have a career that you love? Do you want to help our students realize their career dreams? Our students need to hear from you!

The images of the unrest in our nation’s capital are unsettling and upsetting, no matter where we are on the political spectrum...

We have prepared a short video about the COVID-19 safety measures in our schools that everybody entering the buildings must follow. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with these safety measures to help us safely maintain our school operations.

We have prepared a short video about the COVID-19 safety measures in our schools that everybody entering the buildings must follow. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with these safety measures to help us safely maintain our school operations.

The school boards decided to extend remote-only instruction through the end of the fall semester with an option of in-school help for exceptional children and struggling students.

We are halfway through the first quarter, which will end on October 9th. Our refined remote learning goes as planned.

Let us work together to make this a great and productive school year for everyone, filled with many exciting opportunities.

We are thrilled to be preparing for the 2020-2021 school year. As we all anticipate, this year will look very different for us. We want to assure you that the quality of TMSA Public Charter Schools, however, will not be different for our students.

The Boards decided that all TMSA students will start the 2020-2021 academic year on August 11 with full remote synchronous instruction due to the recent statewide surge in COVID-19 cases.

We are closely monitoring the updates on schools reopening at the federal, state and local levels, and it is changing every day.

The best interest of every child will be at the centre of our decisions, and we will use the best available evidence to make these decisions. Considering the disruptive and evolving nature of the situation, we will be doing our best to be flexible and ready to adapt to ensure the safety of every child.

TMSA Public Charter Schools Board unanimously voted on finishing the school year via providing Remote Learning which has been started on March 16, 2020.

I assure you that every member of our team is working diligently to provide the best possible instruction in this digital environment for our students in order to surpass the required standards.

TMSA Public Charter Schools Board has made the decision to move Distance Learning forward due to the Covid-19 virus effective Monday, March 16, 2020. This is an effort to protect our students, staff, and community, and to slow the spread of the virus.

With ongoing concerns over the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we want to share information about the measures. TMSA is closely following the updates from the NC Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)