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the Tea Area School District. Reach our office at 605-213-0049 or email.
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Lowery to receive Innovator Award from Superintendents Association
The Tea Area School Board met April 11, where board president Kristen Daggett announced that superintendent Jennifer Lowery will receive...
Apr 14, 2022


TAHS alumnus strives to use music to support humanitarian efforts and create change
Dana LeVan is an alumnus of Tea Area High School and currently working toward her masters in percussion performance at the University of...
Apr 14, 2022


City council approves design plan for Athletic Complex
The Tea City Council met April 4 and approved the planning and design for phase 4 of the Athletic Complex from Confluence. The council...
Apr 7, 2022


School district launches new website, app
The Tea Area School District launched a new website and app in mid-March to improve communication with the community. “Part of our...
Apr 7, 2022


Junkin’ Market Days gears up for April event
Junkin’ Market Days was started in 2021 by Tea resident Kerry Bamsey. “I decided to hold an event in the spring of 2021,” Bamsey said....
Mar 31, 2022


Revive Boutique to open in Tea this Friday
The past few years have taken a toll on many people, with so many individuals experiencing stress and change at their workplaces during...
Mar 31, 2022


City approves numerous plats, building permits
The Tea City Council met March 21 after their meeting as a local board of equalization. The council heard appeals on 21 properties before...
Mar 24, 2022


Tea Area Vocal Jazz finds success at USD Jazz Festival
The Tea Area Vocal Jazz received 3 Superior ratings, 1st place in the 3A Vocal Jazz division, and 5 Outstanding Solo Awards at the USD...
Mar 23, 2022


Clayberg out as football coach, in as District activities director
The Tea Area School Board met March 14 and accepted the resignation from Craig Clayberg as head football coach, weight room and...
Mar 17, 2022


Walder learns from other principals in D.C.
Legacy Elementary principal Samantha Walder traveled to Washington, D.C., earlier this month to meet with other principals from across...
Mar 17, 2022
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