Mount Tabor High School PTSA Spartan Legacy Campaign

Donations from Spartan parents, families, friends, and alumni to the PTSA’s annual SPARTAN LEGACY CAMPAIGN allow us to uphold our Tabor City tradition and support our vibrant Academics and Arts programs. Now, more than ever, 2025-2026 Legacy Campaign donations are imperative to supplement the shortage of local and state funds. Students, teachers and school leadership are grateful for all donations so please consider giving what you can! The Legacy Campaign allows the PTSA to strategically support planned initiatives throughout the year, as well as be responsive to teachers and administrators needs that arise. The Legacy Committee conducted a survey in the Spring and received overwhelming support of the many wonderful requests fulfilled last year. This year’s donations will continue to enrich our students' learning experience through $25,000 in classroom grants, student incentive programs, advocacy initiatives and teacher and staff support. *Pictures show students benefiting from your donations. Mr. McDaniels’ chemistry students participated in hands-on lab experiments. Ms. Bennett’s American History class discussed how game boards were used during WWII.

Mount Tabor High School PTSA Spartan Legacy Campaign

Donations from Spartan parents, families, friends, and alumni to the PTSA’s annual SPARTAN LEGACY CAMPAIGN allow us to uphold our Tabor City tradition and support our vibrant Academics and Arts programs. Now, more than ever, 2025-2026 Legacy Campaign donations are imperative to supplement the shortage of local and state funds. Students, teachers and school leadership are grateful for all donations so please consider giving what you can! The Legacy Campaign allows the PTSA to strategically support planned initiatives throughout the year, as well as be responsive to teachers and administrators needs that arise. The Legacy Committee conducted a survey in the Spring and received overwhelming support of the many wonderful requests fulfilled last year. This year’s donations will continue to enrich our students' learning experience through $25,000 in classroom grants, student incentive programs, advocacy initiatives and teacher and staff support. *Pictures show students benefiting from your donations. Mr. McDaniels’ chemistry students participated in hands-on lab experiments. Ms. Bennett’s American History class discussed how game boards were used during WWII.