The Tyler County Summer Food program is in full swing. Meals are served daily at Tyler Consolidated and are also available at Sistersville Park on the days listed on the attached flyer. Please contact the Board Office with any questions.
Save the date for the 2026 Back to School Fair!
August 4, 2026 at Sistersville Elementary
See flyer for additional details.
August 4, 2026 at Sistersville Elementary
See flyer for additional details.
Reminder: There will be no summer school June 22nd. Summer school starts June 23rd in Tyler County Schools.
Summer EBT is returning to West Virginia in 2026. Students who are considered automatically eligible will receive SEBT on May 24, 2026. Unsure if your student is automatically eligible for SEBT? Call 1-877-716-1212. https://bfa.wv.gov/summer-ebt
Summer EBT is ran through the state and is not affiliated with Tyler County Schools Breakfast, Lunch and Summer Feeding Programs. The only thing TCS can do on our end is make corrections in WVEIS if there’s a typo that’s somehow holding up your application. If that’s the case, please email akimble@k12.wv.us Amanda Kimble, Director of Child Nutrition.
Summer EBT is ran through the state and is not affiliated with Tyler County Schools Breakfast, Lunch and Summer Feeding Programs. The only thing TCS can do on our end is make corrections in WVEIS if there’s a typo that’s somehow holding up your application. If that’s the case, please email akimble@k12.wv.us Amanda Kimble, Director of Child Nutrition.
This is a reminder for parents of a child between the ages of 3 and 21 who receives special education services.
The West Virginia Department of Education needs your input on the Parent Involvement Survey, which was mailed to you on May 4th, 2026.
You may complete the survey and return it by mail in the postage-paid envelope.
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You may visit www.mi-schoolservices.com/wvparent and enter your 7-digit Survey ID number (found below the QR code on the survey you received in the mail). Alternatively, using a smartphone, you can scan the QR code in the upper left corner of the survey you received in the mail.
For help completing the survey, contact the WV Parent Training and Information Center at 1-304-472-5697. You can also reach out to your school or district director for more assistance.
The West Virginia Department of Education needs your input on the Parent Involvement Survey, which was mailed to you on May 4th, 2026.
You may complete the survey and return it by mail in the postage-paid envelope.
-or-
You may visit www.mi-schoolservices.com/wvparent and enter your 7-digit Survey ID number (found below the QR code on the survey you received in the mail). Alternatively, using a smartphone, you can scan the QR code in the upper left corner of the survey you received in the mail.
For help completing the survey, contact the WV Parent Training and Information Center at 1-304-472-5697. You can also reach out to your school or district director for more assistance.
Over the past three school years, our Communities In Schools teams and school staff have worked together with students and families to reduce chronic absenteeism — and the progress has been incredible.
Communities In Schools staff across West Virginia play an important role in helping students succeed by identifying barriers to attendance and learning, connecting families with resources, providing individualized student support, and building relationships that help students stay engaged in school.
The results in Tyler County show the impact of that work:
Sistersville Elementary: 23.64% → 7.55%
A.I. Boreman Elementary: 14.19% → 7.77%
Tyler Consolidated Middle School: 30.57% → 14.75%
These significant reductions over a three-year period reflect the dedication and teamwork of our students, families, teachers, staff, Communities In Schools coordinators, and community partners. Every day a student is present creates another opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
Thank you to everyone who continues investing in our students and ensuring they feel supported, connected, and ready to thrive.
Communities In Schools staff across West Virginia play an important role in helping students succeed by identifying barriers to attendance and learning, connecting families with resources, providing individualized student support, and building relationships that help students stay engaged in school.
The results in Tyler County show the impact of that work:
Sistersville Elementary: 23.64% → 7.55%
A.I. Boreman Elementary: 14.19% → 7.77%
Tyler Consolidated Middle School: 30.57% → 14.75%
These significant reductions over a three-year period reflect the dedication and teamwork of our students, families, teachers, staff, Communities In Schools coordinators, and community partners. Every day a student is present creates another opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
Thank you to everyone who continues investing in our students and ensuring they feel supported, connected, and ready to thrive.
Summer EBT is returning to West Virginia in 2026. Students who are considered automatically eligible will receive SEBT on May 24, 2026. Unsure if your student is automatically eligible for SEBT? Call 1-877-716-1212. https://bfa.wv.gov/summer-ebt
Summer EBT is ran through the state and is not affiliated with Tyler County Schools Breakfast, Lunch and Summer Feeding Programs. The only thing TCS can do on our end is make corrections in WVEIS if there’s a typo that’s somehow holding up your application. If that’s the case, please email akimble@k12.wv.us Amanda Kimble, Director of Child Nutrition.
Summer EBT is ran through the state and is not affiliated with Tyler County Schools Breakfast, Lunch and Summer Feeding Programs. The only thing TCS can do on our end is make corrections in WVEIS if there’s a typo that’s somehow holding up your application. If that’s the case, please email akimble@k12.wv.us Amanda Kimble, Director of Child Nutrition.
Tyler County Schools Pre-K and Kindergarten Enrollment is now open. Start the online enrollment process by visiting our website: tylercountypublicschools.com/registration
Tyler County Schools successfully conducted a collaborative Reunification Exercise involving school personnel, first responders, student participants, volunteers, evaluators, and community partners.
This exercise provided an opportunity to practice emergency reunification procedures, strengthen communication, and improve coordination between agencies during a simulated emergency situation.
We would like to thank everyone who participated and contributed to the success of exercise.
Exercises like these are essential in helping us continually improve the safety and preparedness of our schools and community.
Thank you to everyone who helped make today a success!
This exercise provided an opportunity to practice emergency reunification procedures, strengthen communication, and improve coordination between agencies during a simulated emergency situation.
We would like to thank everyone who participated and contributed to the success of exercise.
Exercises like these are essential in helping us continually improve the safety and preparedness of our schools and community.
Thank you to everyone who helped make today a success!
Tyler County Schools, along with local law enforcement, fire departments, EMS, and emergency management, will be conducting a planned reunification drill today, Thursday, May 21st, from 7:30 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. at the Tyler County Senior Center in Middlebourne.
Roads surrounding the Senior Center will be temporarily closed or restricted, and you will see increased emergency vehicle and school bus activity in the area.
There is no real emergency and no danger to the public.
We kindly ask community members to avoid the area during these hours, follow directions from emergency personnel, and help us keep the exercise running safely and smoothly.
This training is an important step in ensuring we are prepared to safely reunite students with their families in the event of a real emergency.
Thank you for your continued support in keeping Tyler County safe!
Tyler County Schools, along with local law enforcement, fire departments, EMS, and emergency management, will be conducting a planned reunification drill on Thursday, May 21st from 7:30 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. at the Tyler County Senior Center in Middlebourne.
Roads surrounding the Senior Center will be temporarily closed or restricted, and you will see increased emergency vehicle and school bus activity in the area.
There is no real emergency and no danger to the public.
We kindly ask community members to avoid the area during these hours, follow directions from emergency personnel, and help us keep the exercise running safely and smoothly.
This training is an important step in ensuring we are prepared to safely reunite students with their families in the event of a real emergency.
Thank you for your continued support in keeping Tyler County safe!
Roads surrounding the Senior Center will be temporarily closed or restricted, and you will see increased emergency vehicle and school bus activity in the area.
There is no real emergency and no danger to the public.
We kindly ask community members to avoid the area during these hours, follow directions from emergency personnel, and help us keep the exercise running safely and smoothly.
This training is an important step in ensuring we are prepared to safely reunite students with their families in the event of a real emergency.
Thank you for your continued support in keeping Tyler County safe!
Save the date for the 2026 Back to School Fair!
August 4, 2026 at Sistersville Elementary
See flyer for additional details.
August 4, 2026 at Sistersville Elementary
See flyer for additional details.
Tyler County Schools, along with local law enforcement, fire departments, EMS, and emergency management, will be conducting a planned reunification drill on Thursday, May 21st from 7:30 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. at the Tyler County Senior Center in Middlebourne.
Roads surrounding the Senior Center will be temporarily closed or restricted, and you will see increased emergency vehicle and school bus activity in the area.
There is no real emergency and no danger to the public.
We kindly ask community members to avoid the area during these hours, follow directions from emergency personnel, and help us keep the exercise running safely and smoothly.
This training is an important step in ensuring we are prepared to safely reunite students with their families in the event of a real emergency.
Thank you for your continued support in keeping Tyler County safe!
Roads surrounding the Senior Center will be temporarily closed or restricted, and you will see increased emergency vehicle and school bus activity in the area.
There is no real emergency and no danger to the public.
We kindly ask community members to avoid the area during these hours, follow directions from emergency personnel, and help us keep the exercise running safely and smoothly.
This training is an important step in ensuring we are prepared to safely reunite students with their families in the event of a real emergency.
Thank you for your continued support in keeping Tyler County safe!
A safe school is the heart of a strong community. The excess levy invests in the safety of every student, every day.
Yesterday, Tyler County Schools, along with local first responders and emergency partners, completed a Tabletop Reunification Exercise in preparation for the upcoming countywide Reunification Functional Exercise scheduled for later in May.
The tabletop exercise allowed participating agencies to walk through reunification procedures, communication protocols, transportation coordination, student accountability processes, and parent reunification operations using the I Love U Guys Foundation reunification method.
A special thank you to Zach Querry from CRG for facilitating today’s exercise and helping guide important discussions and planning efforts.
These collaborative trainings continue to strengthen partnerships between schools, law enforcement, EMS, fire departments, health agencies, and community organizations to ensure Tyler County is prepared to respond effectively during emergencies.
We appreciate everyone who participated and continues to support school and community safety initiatives throughout Tyler County!
The tabletop exercise allowed participating agencies to walk through reunification procedures, communication protocols, transportation coordination, student accountability processes, and parent reunification operations using the I Love U Guys Foundation reunification method.
A special thank you to Zach Querry from CRG for facilitating today’s exercise and helping guide important discussions and planning efforts.
These collaborative trainings continue to strengthen partnerships between schools, law enforcement, EMS, fire departments, health agencies, and community organizations to ensure Tyler County is prepared to respond effectively during emergencies.
We appreciate everyone who participated and continues to support school and community safety initiatives throughout Tyler County!
Summer school teachers will be one of the first positions cut if the levy fails.
Currently, all Tyler County School students have access to summer school resources.
Summer school also includes free breakfast and lunch for students.
Read the full Levy Call: tylercountypublicschools.com/levy
Questions about the levy? Call the Board Office to set up a meeting.
Currently, all Tyler County School students have access to summer school resources.
Summer school also includes free breakfast and lunch for students.
Read the full Levy Call: tylercountypublicschools.com/levy
Questions about the levy? Call the Board Office to set up a meeting.
Tyler County Schools will not get any State Aid money if the excess levy fails. The State Aid formula is based on the county's assessed property value, which is not controlled by the school system.
Read the full Levy Call: tylercountypublicschools.com/levy
Questions about the levy? Call the Board Office to set up a meeting.
Read the full Levy Call: tylercountypublicschools.com/levy
Questions about the levy? Call the Board Office to set up a meeting.
As a school district, we are required by law to place an excess levy on the ballot during a general election. This changed in 2018 with the passage of Senate Bill 152.
We are running the levy early because personnel season would come before we could run the levy again, meaning cuts would have to start happening prior to knowing if it passed or failed in the future.
Our current levy will be in place for two more years; the new levy would not take the place of our current levy call. This new levy would start after this one runs out.
Read the full Levy Call: tylercountypublicschools.com/levy
Questions about the levy? Call the Board Office to set up a meeting.
We are running the levy early because personnel season would come before we could run the levy again, meaning cuts would have to start happening prior to knowing if it passed or failed in the future.
Our current levy will be in place for two more years; the new levy would not take the place of our current levy call. This new levy would start after this one runs out.
Read the full Levy Call: tylercountypublicschools.com/levy
Questions about the levy? Call the Board Office to set up a meeting.
A provision was placed in the excess levy that allows the Tyler County Board of Education to lower the excess levy rate in the case of another excessive anomaly year like the one in 2025.
Read the full Levy Call: tylercountypublicschools.com/levy
Questions about the levy? Call the Board Office to set up a meeting.
Read the full Levy Call: tylercountypublicschools.com/levy
Questions about the levy? Call the Board Office to set up a meeting.
What does the Excess Levy fund? Check out the full document on our website to read more about each of the 10 categories, which are identified with letters A-J in the official document.
If you have questions about the levy, please call the Board Office and set up a meeting.
If you have questions about the levy, please call the Board Office and set up a meeting.
