TIOGA, La. (WNTZ) – Tioga High School will mark a major milestone this week as it celebrates 110 years of educational excellence and honors distinguished alumni and community members with a Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

The event is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 9, at 5 p.m. at the “Brave Cave” at Tioga Junior High School, with Community Night festivities beginning at 5:30 p.m. The celebration is open to the public, and local officials, school administrators, and members of the Ward 10 community are expected to attend.

Five honorees will be inducted into the Tioga High School Hall of Fame for their lasting contributions to the school and community:

• Charles Arrington
• Kim Bennett
• Kathy Holloway
• Don Tumey
• Julie Wilkerson

The ceremony will recognize their achievements and commitment to Tioga High’s mission of academic excellence and community service.

Founded in 1915, Tioga High has served as a cornerstone of the Ward 10 community for more than a century, shaping generations of students and contributing to the region’s growth. School leaders say the anniversary is not only a celebration of the past but also an opportunity to look ahead.

“This milestone honors 110 years of tradition, community investment, and the countless students who have walked our halls,” school officials said. “It’s also a chance to recognize the unwavering support of Ward 10 residents; from bonds and taxes to volunteer service; that has allowed Tioga High to evolve and thrive.”

The celebration will highlight the school’s rich history while focusing on continued growth, student success, and the future of education in the community.