

The WVSNA Spring Conference offers professional development sessions, keynote speakers, and networking opportunities. TC Schools has some of the best and most dedicated professionals who continue to grow, represent our county with pride, and bring that energy back to our schools.
Also, an extra round of applause goes out to Mrs. Amanda Kimble, TC Schools Director of Child Nutrition, Support Services and Safety, on her role as WVSNA President Elect. Mrs. Kimble puts in a lot of hours with the WVSNA and was instrumental in organizing this year's State Conference. She will serve as the WVSNA President for the 26-27 school year.


The event will be held on Thursday, March 26th at 6pm in the Tyler Consolidated Auditorium with a reception to follow in the MS Commons.
This ceremony recognizes the hard work and dedication of our students who have achieved the highest grades in their class.

Throughout the conference, our educators engaged in high-quality professional learning, explored innovative instructional strategies, and collaborated with fellow math teachers from across the state. Their commitment to growing their practice ensures that Tyler County students benefit from engaging, effective, and forward-thinking math instruction every day.


Proposed School Board Policies up for a 30-day public comment period can be viewed at tylercountypublicschools.com/policyreview. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Mr. Highley at the Board Office via phone or email. His contact information can be found in the staff directory at tylercountypublicschools.com/staff.

TC Schools PK & Kindergarten registration is open for the 2026-2027 school year. Start the process by visiting the TC Schools Registration website: https://tylercountypublicschools.com/registration
Thanks to some of our current students for sharing their excitement at welcoming new students to TC Schools!
https://youtu.be/-iKnvPWc7YI
• Ford Negie earned 1st place with his project, “Britannic: A Ship Changed by War,” and will advance to the State Social Studies Fair.
• Jayda Weekley placed 3rd with her project, “On the Other Hand: A Lefty View.”
• Allen Henthorn received Honorable Mention for his project, “What Lies in the West Virginia Woods?”
We are proud of these students for their hard work, curiosity, and dedication to learning. Best of luck to Ford at the state competition!



The 2026 National School Breakfast Week campaign theme, “The Quest For School Breakfast,” reminds the entire school community that school breakfast provides a healthy and energizing start to the day for students. Studies show that students who eat school breakfast are more likely to:
• Reach higher levels of achievement in reading and math
• Score higher on standardized tests
• Have better concentration and memory
• Be more alert
• Maintain a healthy weight


Reminder: Tomorrow, March 2nd, 2026, is now an Instructional Day for Tyler County Schools.

Mr. Morris exemplifies transformative leadership though thoughtful and data-driven decisions, always centered on improving outcomes for students. Through careful analysis of student performance and school data, he has implemented systems and supports that create a seamless network of care. He leads with empathy, integrity, and purpose, fostering a culture of trust, collaboration, and innovation.
Under his leadership, our school has strengthened both academic achievement and social-emotional support systems. Most importantly, he places students at the heart of every decision, encouraging and guiding them whether they choose a Career and Technical Education pathway, college, or military. His dedication to equity and excellence continues to make a lasting impact on our entire school community. #KnightsPride




Reminder: March 2nd, 2026, is now an Instructional Day for Tyler County Schools.

Complete the out-of-county request online: https://www.tylercountypublicschools.com/enroll
This online request must be completed each school year.

