
Attention 6th Grade Parents/Guardians:
Tonight, all 6th-grade students will be bringing home a permission form for their upcoming fall field trip to Blennerhassett on October 17th. Please note that these forms are due by this Friday, October 11th. While the field trip policy won’t apply to our fall academic trips, only students with a signed permission form will be allowed to attend. Please call the school if you have any questions.

Dr. Shaun Meckley, Mountain Valley Animal Clinic, spoke with Mrs. Feldmeier’s and Ms. Riggs’ DYF classes today. They learned about perseverance and hard work and the ins and outs of being a veterinarian, including how to care for animals and looking at x-rays.


Attention Parents and Guardians: This is a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, October 4 will be a 2-hour early release for students. Students will be dismissed at 1:25pm.

We’re thrilled to bring this exciting opportunity to our students this year! In partnership with New Martinsville School, both schools will host basketball games during the school day featuring our boys and girls varsity teams. At TCMS, students must meet our field trip policy requirements for attendance, behavior, and academics to attend the game on January 17. Stay tuned for more details as we get closer to the dates. #KnightsPride


Students in Mrs. Boso’s Discover Your Future class had a guest speaker today! Our very own Nurse Jan came to talk to students about her nursing experiences such as scrubbing in on surgeries, working in the nursing home, and becoming a school nursing.
Nurse Jan gave students a brief history lesson on Florence Nightingale and how she helped shape modern day nursing care.
She defined what nursing entails, skills required for the job, steps towards becoming a nurse, and the job opportunities for both RN and BSN.



Today in Mr. Weber’s health class students discovered how smoking affects lung capacity and efficiency, and why it’s so important to keep your lungs healthy. The side by side comparison of pig lungs showed students the difference in shape, size, and how the lungs work.



After-school tutoring schedule for October:


Tyler County Schools is hiring! Check out job postings on Frontline, the state K12 job database, using this link: https://www.tylercountypublicschools.com/jobs
Applications for substitute custodians will be accepted through October 14tth.
Call the Board Office at 304-758-2145 with questions regarding employment opportunities.


We will be holding our first Local School Improvement Council meeting for the 2024-2025 school year TONIGHT, Monday, September 30th at 5:00pm in the main office of TCMS. If you are interested in being a participating member of the LSIC at TCMS, please contact the school. Anyone is welcome to attend. #KnightsPride


We will be holding our first Local School Improvement Council meeting for the 2024-2025 school year tomorrow, Monday, September 30th at 5:00pm in the main office of TCMS. If you are interested in being a participating member of the LSIC at TCMS, please contact the school. Anyone is welcome to attend. #KnightsPride


Please see the guidance below about missing school due to illness:


Remember Silver and Black Friday tomorrow! #KnightsPride


TCMS Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held at the school this evening!


Due to Parent/Teacher Conferences this evening, there will be no after-school tutoring today. Please call the school if you need to make transportation arrangements.

TCMS Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held at the school tomorrow!


We will be holding our first Local School Improvement Council meeting for the 2024-2025 school year on Monday, September 30th at 5:00pm in the main office of TCMS. If you are interested in being a participating member of the LSIC at TCMS, please contact the school. Anyone is welcome to attend. #KnightsPride


TCMS Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held at the school this Thursday!


Remember Silver and Black Friday tomorrow!


TCMS Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held at the school next Thursday!


Today, Thursday, September 19, marks the midterm of our first 9-week grading period. Parents/guardians are encouraged to log into the parent portal and check your student’s grades.
If you have any concerns or would like to discuss your student's progress with a teacher, you can find staff email addresses on our school website, or feel free to call the school directly. We’re here to help support your child’s success!
For those who need assistance accessing the parent portal, please don’t hesitate to call Tracy at 304-758-8661. She will be happy to help you get connected.