Tyler Consolidated Middle School

Parents/Guardians, please remind your student to bring their school-issued iPad and charger to school tomorrow, Friday, May 30th. These items will be collected as part of our end-of-year process.

Thanks to McKinley Architecture and Engineering who spoke with Mrs. Wright’s and Mrs. Boso’s DYF classes this morning. They learned about what education they would need, job responsibilities, and also other jobs that could be associated with architecture. They also got to examine the site map for the new Tyler Consolidated Elementary School and design a playground and give ideas for an outdoor classroom area. We are so fortunate for all of the local businesses and community members who have taken their time to meet with these students! #KnightsPride

Throughout WVGSA testing, we recognized our students’ attendance, effort, and positive behavior with daily incentive drawings! On each testing day, one boy and one girl from each grade level were selected to win a $25 Amazon gift card—earning their spot by being present, showing great effort, and maintaining positive behavior during testing. We gave away 20 gift cards in total, totaling $500! We also held a “Big Drawing” for students who were present for all of their testing days and consistently demonstrated effort and good behavior. The winners each got to pick out a brand-new pair of Nike shoes! Congratulations to: • 6th Grade – Asher Steward • 7th Grade – Conner Surface • 8th Grade – Sydney VanDyne A huge thank you to the TCMS Faculty Senate for generously providing all of the incentive prizes. Your support made these rewards possible and helped keep our students motivated! Way to go, Knights! We’re proud of the hard work you showed during testing!

"Mr. Weber’s Health Class in Action! 🫀💡 Today, students learned life-saving skills with hands-on CPR training and how to properly use an AED. Empowering the next generation of heroes!"

Spreading Awareness, One Poster at a Time! 🛑🚭 Mr. Weber’s Health Classes are getting creative with anti-tobacco posters—educating peers and promoting a healthier, smoke-free future!"

Ms. Andexler’s students brought the story of Bearstone to life by illustrating each chapter using Canva! Check out their creative work proudly displayed in the classroom. Great job!

Students in Mr. Weber’s Health class explore the powerful impact of smoking on the body by comparing real pig lungs—one healthy and one damaged by smoking—in a hands-on lung demonstration.

TCMS Parents/Guardians: This letter will be sent home with your child today and includes their unique/corrected access code to view their WVGSA scores. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the school. Thank you!

The TCMS Jazz Band hit the road today for a performance tour, playing for students and staff at A.I. Boreman and Sistersville Elementary Schools! Great job, everyone! #KnightsPride

More pictures from today's surprise WVGSA Celebration for our students! They all had a blast, and could not be more deserving of this reward! We are so proud of the pride they take in our school and their academic performance. #KnightsPride

Our students rocked the WVGSA this year! We’re incredibly proud of their hard work, dedication, and impressive scores. To celebrate the end of testing season, we surprised them with a fun-filled carnival! A big THANK YOU to all our families for your continued support this school year — we couldn’t have done it without you!

The TCMS Athletic Banquet is TONIGHT — Tuesday, May 20th at 6:00 PM in the middle school commons! All student-athletes and their parents are invited to join us as we celebrate a fantastic year of sports and recognize our incredible athletes. Appetizers will be served at 6:00 PM, followed by the awards ceremony. Hope to see you there! #KnightsPride

Congratulations to Patrick Jones and Damien Dawson, Tyler Consolidated Middle School’s 2025 Golden Horseshoe winners! This prestigious award honors outstanding 8th-grade students for excellence in West Virginia history. Patrick and Damien are the 94th and 95th recipients from Tyler Consolidated Middle School, and the 308th and 309th recipients from Tyler County Schools since the tradition began in 1931. They will be officially knighted in Charleston on June 10, 2025, during the 94th Annual Golden Horseshoe Induction Ceremony. A huge thank you to Mr. Underwood for his dedication and passion in helping students reach this level of achievement in WV History! #KnightsPride

After-school tutoring at TCMS has concluded for the 2024–2025 school year.

Parents: Please check your student's email to receive the code to access their WVGSA scores. wv.portal.cambiumast.com/families.html

Thank you to everyone who provided meals for our staff during Teacher Appreciation Week. Your generosity and support mean the world to us and remind our teachers just how valued they are. We’re truly grateful to be part of such a thoughtful and supportive community #KnightsPride

The TCMS Spring Concert will be livestreamed on the TC Schools YouTube channel at 7pm. https://www.youtube.com/@tylercoschools

Our TASK students continued their inspiring peer-led anti-bullying campaign, “Be The Change,” with a powerful presentation at Sistersville Elementary today. Kaylin Eastham, Luke Moore, Chloe Kinsey, and Skyla Shields spent time with 5th grade students, sharing lunch, leading engaging activities, and delivering a meaningful message about kindness, empathy, and respect. This group has shown incredible leadership by creating and carrying out this initiative completely on their own. Their commitment to making a difference in the lives of younger students is something truly special. We are so proud of the impact they are making across our county. #BeTheChange #KnightsPride

Please see the attached letter regarding Updates on the WVDE Special Circumstances Review.

Big thanks to Antero Midstream for coming in to talk with Mrs. Boso’s and Mrs. Wright’s DYF classes today. They shared about their education, their daily responsibilities, the ins and outs of how their facilities work, and all the job opportunities that could be available to them in this area. We are so thankful for their willingness to speak with our students!