Mr. Weber’s health classes recently had the opportunity to learn about oral health from prevention specialist Leah Greathouse through the Smiles for Life program. Students explored the importance of proper brushing and flossing, how nutrition affects dental health, and ways to prevent common oral health issues. It was an engaging and informative session that highlighted how simple daily habits can lead to a healthier smile! #KnightsPride
TCMS Parents/Guardians:
Check out what is happening at TCMS in our May 2026 Looking Ahead!
Check out what is happening at TCMS in our May 2026 Looking Ahead!
Join us today for the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Linda L. Hoover Agricultural Sciences Building at Tyler Consolidated. The ceremony will begin at 2pm, and the open house will continue until 6pm.
April 23 – 8th Grade Writing WVGSA
Reminder: 8th grade students will take the WVGSA Writing assessment tomorrow, April 23, beginning promptly at 8:20 AM. Students arriving after testing begins will remain in the front office and complete the assessment during scheduled make-up sessions. We encourage all students to do their best and show what they’ve learned, and we’re excited to see them succeed! #KnightsPride
Reminder: 8th grade students will take the WVGSA Writing assessment tomorrow, April 23, beginning promptly at 8:20 AM. Students arriving after testing begins will remain in the front office and complete the assessment during scheduled make-up sessions. We encourage all students to do their best and show what they’ve learned, and we’re excited to see them succeed! #KnightsPride
TCHS Principals, Mr. Morris and Ms. Sigley, met with our 8th grade students today, the Class of 2030, to introduce themselves and share expectations for the transition to high school. They encouraged students to think ahead, get involved, and begin building a foundation for success that that will extend well beyond their time in school. In about one month, these students will officially become high school freshmen and begin their new journey! #KnightsPride
Today, our 8th grade students took part in the Mad City Money program, hosted annually by the West Virginia Central Credit Union. Through this interactive simulation, students managed individualized financial situations that required them to budget income, cover expenses, and make strategic financial choices. By completing tasks such as check writing and account balancing, students gained a deeper understanding of financial literacy and the importance of planning for both immediate needs and long-term goals. It's always a great eye-opener for our students and they have so much fun with it! #KnightsPride
Tyler Consolidated will be offering free physicals to students during the school day on May 19th. Students will be dismissed by class to participate.
Physical forms are available on the school website or in the office. Forms must be signed by the parent prior to the physical. Please note there are 2 places for a parent signature on the form.
A proof of insurance is also required to participate in school athletics and/or band. That form is also available on the school website or in the office.
Students need to bring the signed physical form with them on May 19th. The insurance form is not due until the first day of practice, but can be turned in on May 19th, too.
For more information, please contact the school.
Find the forms online: www.tylercountypublicschools.com/athleticforms
April 22 – 7th Grade Writing WVGSA
Reminder: 7th grade students will take the WVGSA Writing assessment tomorrow, April 22, beginning promptly at 8:20 AM. Students arriving after testing begins will remain in the front office and complete the assessment during scheduled make-up sessions. We encourage all students to do their best and show what they’ve learned, and we’re excited to see them succeed! #KnightsPride
Reminder: 7th grade students will take the WVGSA Writing assessment tomorrow, April 22, beginning promptly at 8:20 AM. Students arriving after testing begins will remain in the front office and complete the assessment during scheduled make-up sessions. We encourage all students to do their best and show what they’ve learned, and we’re excited to see them succeed! #KnightsPride
Today, Carissa McBurney from the West Virginia Poison Center spoke to Mr. Weber’s Health classes. She shared important tips about poison prevention, medication safety, and what to do in an emergency. It was a great reminder of how everyday items can be dangerous if not used properly. Thank you to Carissa for taking the time to educate and keep our community safe! #KnightsPride
April 21 – 6th Grade Writing WVGSA
Reminder: 6th grade students will take the WVGSA Writing assessment tomorrow, April 21, beginning promptly at 8:20 AM. Students arriving after testing begins will remain in the front office and complete the assessment during scheduled make-up sessions. We encourage all students to do their best and show what they’ve learned, and we’re excited to see them succeed! #KnightsPride
Reminder: 6th grade students will take the WVGSA Writing assessment tomorrow, April 21, beginning promptly at 8:20 AM. Students arriving after testing begins will remain in the front office and complete the assessment during scheduled make-up sessions. We encourage all students to do their best and show what they’ve learned, and we’re excited to see them succeed! #KnightsPride
State testing is approaching at TCMS as students in grades 6 through 8 prepare to take the West Virginia General Summative Assessment.
We are proud of the effort our students and staff have shown throughout the school year. This is an opportunity for our students to reflect that hard work and take pride in our school’s ongoing success.
We ask for your support in helping your child be prepared each day by getting a good night’s sleep and starting the morning with a healthy, energizing breakfast.
Make-up testing will be conducted in the afternoons on testing days and during the week of May 18 through May 22. #KnightsPride
Mr. Asturi couldn’t be more proud of what our Attendance Madness competition has become over the past two years! What started as a simple idea has grown into something that is truly making a difference, helping boost attendance and create a positive culture here at Tyler Consolidated Middle School.
This year’s winning advisory classes for the 2025–2026 school year were Mr. Cain, Mr. Underwood, and Mrs. Suter!
Attendance matters, and it’s great to see the impact this competition is making. Looking forward to building on this success in the years to come! #KnightsPride
State testing is approaching at TCMS as students in grades 6 through 8 prepare to take the West Virginia General Summative Assessment.
We are proud of the effort our students and staff have shown throughout the school year. This is an opportunity for our students to reflect that hard work and take pride in our school’s ongoing success.
We ask for your support in helping your child be prepared each day by getting a good night’s sleep and starting the morning with a healthy, energizing breakfast.
Make-up testing will be conducted in the afternoons on testing days and during the week of May 18 through May 22. #KnightsPride
🎶 Congratulations to our TCMS Band! 🎶
We are proud to share that the TCMS Bands have once again earned Superior Ratings at the 2026 Region 1 Band Festival held at John Marshall High School!
Their continued excellence is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and talent of our student musicians, as well as the leadership and commitment of their directors, Mrs. Price and Mr. Jennings.
Their discipline, teamwork, and pride in their performance truly represent the best of TCMS. We couldn’t be more proud—keep up the outstanding work! 🎼👏 #KnightsPride
State testing is approaching at TCMS as students in grades 6 through 8 prepare to take the West Virginia General Summative Assessment.
We are proud of the effort our students and staff have shown throughout the school year. This is an opportunity for our students to reflect that hard work and take pride in our school’s ongoing success.
We ask for your support in helping your child be prepared each day by getting a good night’s sleep and starting the morning with a healthy, energizing breakfast.
Make-up testing will be conducted in the afternoons on testing days and during the week of May 18 through May 22. #KnightsPride
Mr. Weber’s health classes had a powerful learning experience today as they welcomed Melissa Pajak, Region 4 GHSP Coordinator with the Wheeling Police Department. Students participated in a drunk driving simulator and used impairment goggles with simulation bikes to better understand how alcohol affects judgment, coordination, and reaction time. It was a hands-on opportunity to see the real impact of impaired driving and make safer choices! #KnightsPride
State testing is approaching at TCMS as students in grades 6 through 8 prepare to take the West Virginia General Summative Assessment.
We are proud of the effort our students and staff have shown throughout the school year. This is an opportunity for our students to reflect that hard work and take pride in our school’s ongoing success.
We ask for your support in helping your child be prepared each day by getting a good night’s sleep and starting the morning with a healthy, energizing breakfast.
Make-up testing will be conducted in the afternoons on testing days and during the week of May 18 through May 22. #KnightsPride
TCMS Girls 4x100 Sets New School Record!
Cherika Eddy, Jayden Long, Prentice Kanz, and Arianna Campbell ran a 55.99 in the 4x100, setting a new TCMS record at yesterday’s meet.
They break the previous record of 56.53 set in 2012 by Katelyn Gogan, Hannah Casteel, Ariel Fish, and Sydney Glover, a mark that stood for over a decade.
A great performance by this group and a well-earned spot in the record book! #KnightsPride
Over 80 TCMS band members have been working hard for several months in preparation for the 80th Annual Region I Band Festival. This event will take place at John Marshall High School on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 14–15, with TCMS performing on Wednesday.
The band will perform for a panel of three judges and receive a rating based on the quality of their performance. The ensembles are under the direction of Mrs. Debra Price.
Best of luck to our young Knights Band members! #KnightsPride
New TCMS Record in the Boys 4x100!
A big moment for our track program last night.
Dean Taylor, Paten Haynes, Jaxon Buchanan, and Ty Tallman set a new school record in the 4x100 relay with a time of 48.8 seconds, breaking a mark that had stood for 30 years since 1996 (49.57) by T. Richmond, J. Griffin, N. Rymer, and J. Pancake.
Records don’t last that long by accident, which makes what this group accomplished even more impressive.
We are so proud of the work these guys have put in to get to this point! #KnightsPride
