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.




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!

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!








Please contact your child's school if you have any questions or need assistance.




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