Tri-Cities High School | East Point, GA

12/08/2021

Please pray for the Lopez family. Juan Lopez, Class of 2010, lost his life to a senseless robbery on Black Friday. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

12/08/2021

Please pray for the Lopez family. Juan Lopez, Class of 2010, lost his life to a senseless robbery violence on Black Friday…

02/13/2020

Here we go again!!!!!

04/19/2014

01/16/2014

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/558799

The Broadway Musical

09/03/2013

Tri-Cities Drama, Dance and Musical Theatre students perform on the finale of Sunday Best with the Walls Group.

06/03/2012

How has FAMU's band suspension affected you?

FAMU's hazing scandal and band suspension is forcing high school seniors to change their plans. George Howell reports.

03/23/2012

Checkout exclusive images from the OMG Booth at last night's debut performance of The Color Purple.

03.22.2012 Tri-Cities High School presents The Color Purple
Tri-Cities High School | East Point, GA

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Internationally known Tri-Cities High School located in East Point, GA is the first high school in the country to be granted an amateur license to perform "The Color Purple." The Tri-Cities High School Visual & Performing Arts Magnet Program has been known to produce Tony Award winning artists, Grammy winners, reality stars and AMAZING citizens who've contributed to the arts worldwide. Don't miss this limited engagement for The Color Purple. To get your tickets visit www.facebook.com/tricitieshigh

03/22/2012

It's Opening Night of "The Color Purple" Tickets are going fast, but a couple dates are still available at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/219668 Purchase today or cry tomorrow.

It was a smash on Broadway, and now some local students will get the chance to perform an award-winning musical. Metro Atlanta's own Tri-Cites High School is the first high school in the country to be granted an amateur license to perform The Color Purple.

03/07/2012

What do you think Bulldogs?

Some state job applicants and student athletes are being asked to surrender their social media information to be hired or accepted. But state agencies and colleges have different ways of getting access.