As part of our commitment to ensuring a safe and healthy environment for all students, especially those participating in athletic activities, Tyler County Schools has developed a Cardiac Emergency Response Plan. This plan outlines the steps to be taken in case of a cardiac emergency, such as sudden cardiac arrest, during athletic events or activities. It is essential that you review and understand this plan and sign the acknowledgement form below to indicate that you have received and reviewed the plan. This is a requirement for athletic participation, as per WV Code 18-5-22.
Please note that this plan will be posted on the county and each school's website and is available for your review at any time. A signed form must be submitted to a designated school official before your child can participate in any athletic activity.
Your child's coach will provide you with a copy of the CERP and will be responsible for managing that paperwork. If you have questions about this policy, please ask your child's coach.
Please note that this plan will be posted on the county and each school's website and is available for your review at any time. A signed form must be submitted to a designated school official before your child can participate in any athletic activity.
Your child's coach will provide you with a copy of the CERP and will be responsible for managing that paperwork. If you have questions about this policy, please ask your child's coach.
We are excited to welcome Mrs. Kehrer as the new Assistant Principal at Tyler Consolidated Middle School! A proud Tyler County Schools graduate, she holds a Master’s Degree in Education from West Virginia University and Educational Leadership from Salem University. She has spent the last 7.5 years teaching at Boreman Elementary School. She and her husband, Boone, are parents to their 2.5-year-old son, Blake.
We look forward to the leadership and positivity she will bring to TCMS! #KnightsPride
TCMS Picture Retakes will be tomorrow, Thursday, December 4!
With all of the generous donations from our students and staff, we were able to pack 21 shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child. Thank you to everyone who contributed to making a meaningful impact in the lives of children around the world. Your support and kindness truly make a difference! #KnightsPride
Check out what’s happening at TCMS this December!
Please mark your calendars for Friday, December 12. We invite you to come out and support our outstanding band, who have been working exceptionally hard! #KnightsPride
A "Thank You" from the TCMS Student Council:
Ms. Ferrell’s Bobcat Brew Crew visited TCMS today and delivered drink orders to our staff. It was a fantastic experience for the Boreman Elementary students as they practiced customer service, communication, and teamwork. Our staff loved meeting the crew and enjoyed every sip of their delicious drinks. We hope to welcome them back again soon! #KnightsPride
Congratulations to our top-performing Youth and Government students. Azlynne Henthorn, Prentice Kanz, Cade Heintzman, and Case Gieseke earned the highest scores on this year’s Youth and Government test. They will travel to Charleston, WV on February 11–13 for the Youth and Government Seminar, where they will participate in hands-on experiences with all three branches of our state government.
Pictured: Azlynne Henthorn, Prentice Kanz, Mr. Underwood (WV History Teacher), Cade Heintzman, and Case Gieseke
#KnightsPride
Operation Christmas Child at TCMS!
Mrs. T. Paden’s Community Service Club is excited to lead this year’s Operation Christmas Child project! Students and staff are invited to help make a difference by donating items to fill shoeboxes for children in need around the world.
One of the most meaningful parts of this project is that we’ll be able to track where our shoeboxes are shipped, allowing our school community to see the global impact of their kindness.
Please bring all donated items to Mrs. T. Paden’s classroom by this Friday, November 21st by 8:00am.
Be sure to check the posters below for details on which items can and cannot be included in the boxes.
🎉 Congratulations to Our Champions! 🎉
7th graders Austin Jones and Marcus Leasure dominated the boards, going a perfect 11–0 in pool and tournament play to take home the Annual TCMS Intramural Cornhole Championship! 🏆🌽
Up next in our intramural lineup: 3-on-3 Basketball! 🏀
Get your teams ready as more details will be coming soon! #KnightsPride
TCMS Girls and Boys basketball teams start their seasons after Thanksgiving break. For the most up to date schedule, check out the Events page on the TCMS Website or TC Schools App.
TCMS Events Website: https://www.tylerconsolidatedmiddleschool.org/events
TC Schools App Download page: https://www.tylercountypublicschools.com/tech
TCMS Events Website: https://www.tylerconsolidatedmiddleschool.org/events
TC Schools App Download page: https://www.tylercountypublicschools.com/tech
Our TCMS Student Council is gathering food donations to help support local families this holiday season. If you’re able, please send items in with students by tomorrow, Wednesday, November 19 so we can make a difference together! #KnightsPride
Our TCMS Student Council is gathering food donations to help support local families this holiday season. If you’re able, please send items in with students by Wednesday, November 19 so we can make a difference together! #KnightsPride
Operation Christmas Child at TCMS!
Mrs. T. Paden’s Community Service Club is excited to lead this year’s Operation Christmas Child project! Students and staff are invited to help make a difference by donating items to fill shoeboxes for children in need around the world.
One of the most meaningful parts of this project is that we’ll be able to track where our shoeboxes are shipped, allowing our school community to see the global impact of their kindness.
Please bring all donated items to Mrs. T. Paden’s classroom by this Friday, November 21st by 8:00am.
Be sure to check the posters below for details on which items can and cannot be included in the boxes.
Mrs. T. Paden’s Community Service Club is excited to lead this year’s Operation Christmas Child project! Students and staff are invited to help make a difference by donating items to fill shoeboxes for children in need around the world.
One of the most meaningful parts of this project is that we’ll be able to track where our shoeboxes are shipped, allowing our school community to see the global impact of their kindness.
Please bring all donated items to Mrs. T. Paden’s classroom by this Friday, November 21st by 8:00am.
Be sure to check the posters below for details on which items can and cannot be included in the boxes.
Students in our Discover Your Future classes visited North Bend State Park today to learn about the Hospitality & Tourism career cluster right here in WV. They heard from the assistant superintendent, park manager, naturalist, and trail coordinator. Finally, students had the opportunity to participate in a scavenger hunt or a trail hike. Thank you to Tyler County Schools for allowing us this opportunity! #KnightsPride
Tomorrow, Friday, November 14, we would like to encourage all students and staff wear blue to help raise awareness for World Diabetes Day!
Students in Mr. Emch’s ELA 8 class kicked off their persuasive writing unit with a creative twist. When they arrived, their chairs were “on strike,” and the only way to get them back was to write a persuasive paragraph. Students worked hard to develop strong reasons and explanations for why their chairs should return. By the end of class, every student succeeded, and the chairs were back in action!
Ms. McGinnis’ 7th grade scientists put their curiosity to work today with a hands-on experiment exploring erosion and the power of rainwater. Students observed how water shapes our world and tested real-world effects through interactive models! #KnightsPride
Operation Christmas Child at TCMS!
Mrs. T. Paden’s Community Service Club is excited to lead this year’s Operation Christmas Child project! Students and staff are invited to help make a difference by donating items to fill shoeboxes for children in need around the world.
One of the most meaningful parts of this project is that we’ll be able to track where our shoeboxes are shipped, allowing our school community to see the global impact of their kindness.
Please bring all donated items to Mrs. T. Paden’s classroom by next Friday, November 21st by 8:00am.
Be sure to check the posters below for details on which items can and cannot be included in the boxes.
Mrs. T. Paden’s Community Service Club is excited to lead this year’s Operation Christmas Child project! Students and staff are invited to help make a difference by donating items to fill shoeboxes for children in need around the world.
One of the most meaningful parts of this project is that we’ll be able to track where our shoeboxes are shipped, allowing our school community to see the global impact of their kindness.
Please bring all donated items to Mrs. T. Paden’s classroom by next Friday, November 21st by 8:00am.
Be sure to check the posters below for details on which items can and cannot be included in the boxes.
