**TODAY**
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus. This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency. It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus. June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities. The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement. Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
**TOMORROW**
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus. This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency. It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus. June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities. The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement. Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus.
This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency. It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus.
June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities. The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement. Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff.
We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
Today, we held our annual TCMS Kickball Tournament. Each advisory class competed as our teams, and we had pool play and a bracket for each grade level. Below are our 2024 TCMS Kickball Champions:
8th Grade: Mr. Underwood's Class
7th Grade: Mrs. Bosos Class
6th Grade: Mrs. Myers' Class
Thanks to Mr. Underwood for the awesome drone photos!
FROM THE ARCHIVES:
Dive into nostalgia with "Foundations in Excellence," a heartwarming journey through the first 15 years of Tyler Consolidate Middle & High School, hosted by our beloved former teacher, coach, and friend Larry Ritchie. 🏫✨ Let's reminisce on the memories that laid the groundwork for the incredible school community we cherish today. Click the link below to watch and relive the magic! #TylerConsolidateD #FoundationsInExcellence #SchoolMemories #KnightsPride
https://youtu.be/bxYbt_5jmpc
Today we held our Awards Day at TCMS to celebrate all the great achievements throughout the school year for our students. Also, we held our annual 8th grade Volleyball players vs 8th Grade Football players, Volleyball game, where the 8th Grade Volleyball team came out on top, 2 sets to 0. Also, we held our annual 8th grade students vs staff basketball game, where the staff came out victorious against both the girls and boys teams. The 8th grade boys were defeated on a banked in three pointer by Mr. Asturi!
Yesterday, WVU math professors came to TCMS to play some fun and engaging board games with our 8th grade students. The games encourage important math habits such as problem solving and perseverance. Every student will receive a board game to take home to share with their family.
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus. This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency.
It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus. June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities.
The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement.
Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
Attention Parents/Guardians: This is a reminder that tomorrow, Tuesday, May 21, is a Professional Learning Day for staff. There will be no school for middle and high school students.
The Tyler County Schools Back to School Fair will be held Tuesday, August 6th from 4-7pm at Sistersville Elementary School. More information and a vendor form will be coming soon.
Congratulations to our very own TCMS Math Teacher, Mrs. Wright, on receiving the 23-24 Tyler County Schools Teacher of the Year Award! Mrs. Wright was recently recognized as the 23-24 TCMS Teacher of the Year, which qualified her to be chosen as the Tyler County Schools winner. She will now be eligible to win the 23-24 West Virginia Teacher of the Year Award! Mrs. Wright's dedication, hard work, and commitment to the success of our students makes her truly deserving of this recognition. She always goes above and beyond in her work, and we are so excited to see her efforts being celebrated. Congratulations, Mrs. Wright! #KnightsPride
Congratulations to our three Golden Horseshoe winners at TCMS, Marcus Brannon, Matthew Daugherty, and Brandon Glover, pictured with our WV Studies teacher, Mr. Underwood! They are three out of the 227 winners amongst all 8th grade students in West Virginia. These students will have the opportunity to attend Golden Horseshoe Day 2024 on June 11 in Charleston, WV.
Today we have concluded state testing at TCMS. Each testing day, we put students into a drawing who attended school and gave their best effort on the test, and those students (pictured) won a $25 Amazon gift card. We also drew names of one student in each grade level who were present for all their testing days, and gave their best effort. These students are taking home a Nintendo Switch with Mario Kart Deluxe! The winners of the Nintendo Switches are: Lincoln Goode, 6th Grade, Stryder Shields, 7th Grade, and Bella Rich, 8th Grade. Congratulations to ALL of our students who gave it their all on the WVGSA. They really knocked it out of the park!
Attention 8th Grade Parents/Guardians:
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus. This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency.
It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus. June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities.
The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement.
Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
Wonderful performances tonight by our 7/8 and 6 grade bands! Another outstanding year! #KnightsPride
Tyler Consolidated School Community: Please see the attached information about our upcoming LSIC Meeting. Open invite to anyone who is interested!
Attention 8th Grade Parents/Guardians:
Parents/Guardians of 8th Grade Students: The approximate arrival time home for the Kennywood busses is 9:00pm. Students can be picked up in the lower parking lot.
Today, 8th grade students who met the requirements for attendance, grades, and behavior for this school year had the opportunity to attend a field trip to Kennywood in Pittsburgh, PA for their Education Day! Students had a great on all the roller coasters and amusement rides. Thank you to the Tyler County BOE for providing this opportunity to our students! #KnightsPride
