Sports Physicals - June 2nd, 2025
9am - 6pm
$20 per student
425 S. 4th Avenue
Paden City
Serving Wetzel and Tyler Co. Students
Sports Physicals - June 2nd, 2025
9am - 6pm
$20 per student
425 S. 4th Avenue
Paden City
Serving Wetzel and Tyler Co. Students
Due to a statewide Internet outage, phones at SES and AIB are down. Please call 304-758-9000 if you need to contact one of those schools.
Congratulations to the following students whose artwork has been selected to be part of the Arts Alive showcase at Charleston, WV on May 2, 2025. Hailey Sandy, Mariah King, Caramia McCoy, Layla Rose, Macie Highley, Morgan Fisher, Zoe Fisher, Makayla Farrell, Landyn Steortz, and Laura Federico. #KnightsPride
TC Schools encourages everyone to wear purple on Friday, April 11, to celebrate the Month of the Military Child. The color purple is used because it combines the colors of all branches of the military.
Today at TCHS, senior students participated in "Mad City Money." During the event, students get hands-on experience with money management skills and a taste of the real world by selecting housing, transportation, food, clothing, child care, debt/savings management, and unexpected expenses. Thank you to the West Virginia Central Credit Union, Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union, Mrs. Feldmeier, Mrs. Miller, and several other TCS staff members and TCHS teachers. Also a big thanks to Mrs. Williamson for organizing such a great event! #KnightsPride
Congratulations to the TCHS Concert Band for earning all Superior ratings today at the 81st Region I State Band Festival! The Knights Band has proudly earned Superior ratings at band festival every year since our school opened — and this year was no exception. Thank you for continuing our tradition and expectation of excellence. We are so proud of you! #KnightsPride
This Thursday, April 10th, please join us for Parent-Teacher Conferences and our Spring Fine Arts Showcase! The schedule of events is attached and Parent-Teacher Conferences are from 3:30pm-6:30pm. #KnightsPride
Tonight's board meeting will be held at Sistersville Elementary School and will be livestreamed on the Tyler County Schools YouTube channel. The meeting begins at 7.
Important Information: On Wednesday, April 16th, Tyler Consolidated High School will be conducting their SAT School Day. SAT School Day is for 11th grade students only. There will be no school that day for grades 9, 10, and 12. If you have any questions, please contact the school. #KnightsPride
All-County Choir Concert: Important Announcement!
If possible, please utilize the lower lots for parking. Limited parking will be available in the front circle. Please reserve those spots for folks who need to avoid stairs and need handicap access. Those parking in the front circle are asked to not park in the grass. Event entrance will be up the Middle School side stairs and through the auditorium lobby.
If you need handicap access, please enter through the main entrance, and you will be directed to the elevator.
Doors will open at 6:00pm and the concert will begin at 7:00pm.
Thank you for your understanding.
#KnightsPride
Congratulations to the girls track team on their first place finish at their own Silver Knights Invitational. A lot of first place finishes and PRs. Keep up the amazing work. #KnightsPride
Tyler County Schools is now enrolling Pre-K and Kindergarten students for the 2025-2026 school year.
Register online: https://www.tylercountypublicschools.com/registration
The freshmen class battled for the best poem during a March Madness Poetry Tournament. They began with 64 poems, chiseling them down by gut instinct to the Sweet 16. Students wrote poetry analyses and arguments to whittle them down to the Elite Eight and then the Final Four. Tensions rose between whether Robert Frost’s “Nothing Gold Can Stay”, Tupac Shakur’s “The Rose That Grew from the Concrete”, Kobe Bryant’s “Dear Basketball”, and Geraldine Connolly’s “The Summer I Turned Sixteen” would move to the championship round. Byant and Frost prevailed. Finally, in a nail-biting last round, Frost took the win by only four points. This tournament sparked a lot of conversation in the castle about poetry, and our hope is to have a tournament between all grade levels next year. Thank you to Ms. Schupbach for all her hard work in making this tournament possible! #KnightsPride
Due to scheduling conflicts, the Tyler County Schools BOE Meeting on Monday 4/7/25 will be held at Sistersville Elementary School.
The Class of 2025 enjoyed a well earned day of fun for their hard work and achievements over the past year! They spent some time at Emerson Lanes and the Grand Central Mall. They absolutely represented themselves, their school, and their community to a high standard! Great job to all! #KnightsPride
Congratulations to Tristan Bassett on a 3rd place finish at the archery state tournament! Shooting an impressive 290, which will punch his ticket to the National Tournament in Louisville, Kentucky! #KnightsPride
Good luck to Nikki Stoller and Tristan Bassett as they compete at the state archery shoot today! Let's go Silver Knights! #KnightsPride
Students from Mr. Griffith's biology classes, Mrs. Franks' quiz bowl team, and Mrs.Stephens' art honor society enjoyed a day in Pittsburgh today! TCHS students toured The Mattress Factory contemporary art museum, The National Aviary, and The Carnegie Science Center. #KnightsPride
Congratulations to the TCHS Brass Choir! We are excited to announce that the Brass Choir has been selected to perform at the WVDE's 19th Annual Arts Alive event on May 2nd at the Cultural Center in Charleston. Arts Alive is the West Virginia Department of Education’s annual celebration of outstanding arts education and student achievements in public schools. In addition to this honor, the Brass Choir was also selected as a finalist for the Solo and Ensemble State Honors Recital and performed at the State Music Conference on March 6th. Way to go, Brass Choir! We are incredibly proud of this remarkable achievement and all your hard work! #KnightsPride
