Tyler Consolidated Middle School

Mr. Asturi couldn’t be more proud of what our Attendance Madness competition has become over the past two years! What started as a simple idea has grown into something that is truly making a difference, helping boost attendance and create a positive culture here at Tyler Consolidated Middle School. This year’s winning advisory classes for the 2025–2026 school year were Mr. Cain, Mr. Underwood, and Mrs. Suter! Attendance matters, and it’s great to see the impact this competition is making. Looking forward to building on this success in the years to come! #KnightsPride

State testing is approaching at TCMS as students in grades 6 through 8 prepare to take the West Virginia General Summative Assessment. We are proud of the effort our students and staff have shown throughout the school year. This is an opportunity for our students to reflect that hard work and take pride in our school’s ongoing success. We ask for your support in helping your child be prepared each day by getting a good night’s sleep and starting the morning with a healthy, energizing breakfast. Make-up testing will be conducted in the afternoons on testing days and during the week of May 18 through May 22. #KnightsPride

🎶 Congratulations to our TCMS Band! 🎶 We are proud to share that the TCMS Bands have once again earned Superior Ratings at the 2026 Region 1 Band Festival held at John Marshall High School! Their continued excellence is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and talent of our student musicians, as well as the leadership and commitment of their directors, Mrs. Price and Mr. Jennings. Their discipline, teamwork, and pride in their performance truly represent the best of TCMS. We couldn’t be more proud—keep up the outstanding work! 🎼👏 #KnightsPride

State testing is approaching at TCMS as students in grades 6 through 8 prepare to take the West Virginia General Summative Assessment. We are proud of the effort our students and staff have shown throughout the school year. This is an opportunity for our students to reflect that hard work and take pride in our school’s ongoing success. We ask for your support in helping your child be prepared each day by getting a good night’s sleep and starting the morning with a healthy, energizing breakfast. Make-up testing will be conducted in the afternoons on testing days and during the week of May 18 through May 22. #KnightsPride

Mr. Weber’s health classes had a powerful learning experience today as they welcomed Melissa Pajak, Region 4 GHSP Coordinator with the Wheeling Police Department. Students participated in a drunk driving simulator and used impairment goggles with simulation bikes to better understand how alcohol affects judgment, coordination, and reaction time. It was a hands-on opportunity to see the real impact of impaired driving and make safer choices! #KnightsPride

State testing is approaching at TCMS as students in grades 6 through 8 prepare to take the West Virginia General Summative Assessment. We are proud of the effort our students and staff have shown throughout the school year. This is an opportunity for our students to reflect that hard work and take pride in our school’s ongoing success. We ask for your support in helping your child be prepared each day by getting a good night’s sleep and starting the morning with a healthy, energizing breakfast. Make-up testing will be conducted in the afternoons on testing days and during the week of May 18 through May 22. #KnightsPride

TCMS Girls 4x100 Sets New School Record! Cherika Eddy, Jayden Long, Prentice Kanz, and Arianna Campbell ran a 55.99 in the 4x100, setting a new TCMS record at yesterday’s meet. They break the previous record of 56.53 set in 2012 by Katelyn Gogan, Hannah Casteel, Ariel Fish, and Sydney Glover, a mark that stood for over a decade. A great performance by this group and a well-earned spot in the record book! #KnightsPride

Over 80 TCMS band members have been working hard for several months in preparation for the 80th Annual Region I Band Festival. This event will take place at John Marshall High School on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 14–15, with TCMS performing on Wednesday. The band will perform for a panel of three judges and receive a rating based on the quality of their performance. The ensembles are under the direction of Mrs. Debra Price. Best of luck to our young Knights Band members! #KnightsPride

New TCMS Record in the Boys 4x100! A big moment for our track program last night. Dean Taylor, Paten Haynes, Jaxon Buchanan, and Ty Tallman set a new school record in the 4x100 relay with a time of 48.8 seconds, breaking a mark that had stood for 30 years since 1996 (49.57) by T. Richmond, J. Griffin, N. Rymer, and J. Pancake. Records don’t last that long by accident, which makes what this group accomplished even more impressive. We are so proud of the work these guys have put in to get to this point! #KnightsPride

Knights of the Roundtable – 3rd 9 Weeks Congratulations to our Knights of the Roundtable for the 3rd 9 weeks! This recognition highlights the top students in each grade level, with one boy and one girl nominated and voted on by their teachers each grading period. Pictures 6th Grade: Maddox Buchanan & Elisia Haught 7th Grade: Marshall Weekley & Jauzlyn Michael 8th Grade: Bryar Glover & Carridy Snider We are proud of these students for the way they represent our school! #KnightsPride

We are incredibly proud of our TCMS Community Service Club for spreading kindness throughout our community last week! 💙 Our students created over 160 Easter Bunny Goody Bags and attached heartfelt cards to 20 fleece blankets for residents at the Sistersville Center and New Martinsville Health & Rehabilitation Center. Great work, Mrs. T. Paden and our Community Service Club! #KnightsPride

Today we proudly welcomed 41 seventh grade students into the TCMS Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. This honor reflects their commitment to excellence in and out of the classroom. NJHS is built on five pillars: Scholarship, Service, Leadership, Character, and Citizenship. Each student earned this recognition through a rigorous application process that reflected these qualities. We also want to recognize NJHS Advisor, Laci Strode, for her hard work in leading the program and organizing today’s ceremony. Congratulations to our students and their families! #KnightsPride

Guests attending the NJHS ceremony tomorrow, Wednesday, April 1, should park in the back parking lot and enter through the new addition. If the back lot is full, guests can use the lower parking lots. Please do not park in the front circle, as buses will begin arriving at 3:00 PM. The ceremony will begin at 2:30 PM, and guests may start arriving at 2:15 PM. #KnightsPride

TCMS Parents/Guardians:

Check out what is happening at TCMS in our April 2026 Looking Ahead!

The All County Choir Concert has been rescheduled for Monday, April 20th, at 6pm in the Tyler Consolidated Auditorium. Please join us for an evening of showcasing the choral talent of Tyler County students.

In partnership with Explore the New Manufacturing program for their “Coolest Thing Made in WV” graphic design contest, Mrs. Wright’s DYF class was matched with a local glass manufacturer, Paul Wissmach Glass Co. in Paden City, WV. Each group created a poster that highlighted what made this company unique. After submissions, Jayden Stover and Sydney King’s design was chosen. They represented TCMS at the Northern Region Awards Ceremony this evening, where they were awarded the team spirit award and found out their design is headed to the state competition! Be on the lookout in the following weeks for voting details! We are so proud of their hard work! #KnightsPride

The Tyler County Family Support Center is hosting a Vision Board Vibes event on March 25 from 3:30–5:30 PM in our Student Success Center. Students will create vision boards, set goals, and enjoy a creative afternoon. Materials will be provided, and students may ride the activity bus after the event.

TCMS Parents/Guardians: Report cards are going home with students today, Friday, March 20. If you have any questions or would like to discuss your child’s report card, don’t hesitate to reach out to the school at 304-758-9000. Consistent communication between home and school is key to helping our students continue to improve! #KnightsPride

Mrs. Suter’s 7th grade math students are putting their algebra skills to work! ✏️📐 Students are writing and solving equations to find missing values in triangles while combining critical thinking with real problem-solving. Great to see our students applying what they’ve learned in meaningful ways! #KnightsPride