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TCHS
(redirected from Taylor County High School)

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TCHSTimber Creek High School (Orlando, Florida)
TCHSTemple City High School (California)
TCHSTaylor County High School (Perry, FL)
TCHSTates Creek High School (Lexington, KY)
TCHSTemescal Canyon High School (California)
TCHSThe Colony High School (The Colony, TX)
TCHSThe Chinese High School (Singapore)
TCHSTreasure Coast High School (Port St Lucie, FL)
TCHSTampa Catholic High School (Florida)
TCHSTurlock Christian High School (Turlock, CA)
TCHSTuscola County Humane Society (Michigan)
TCHSTift County High School (Georgia)
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10pm DRAMA, based on the true events at Taylor County High School in 2002, starring Raven-Symone, Aisha Tyler, William Ragsdale and Sam Jones II.
Chaos in the Dales as Sandy makes his return; BRIAN McIVER'S PICK OF ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
10pm Based on the real-life events at Taylor County High School in 2002, this TV drama examines the racial segregation that still occurs in 21st-century America.
Tuesday: FILMS OF THE DAY by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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