Tyler Consolidated High School

Congratulations to 20 TCHS Band members who participated in the Region I Solo & Ensemble Festival held today at John Marshall High School. These students, along with their piano accompanists, dedicated several months to preparing their music, and their hard work was clearly reflected in their outstanding performances. Special congratulations to Morgan Fisher and Sam Thorn, who received honors nominations for their exceptional performances. They will submit recordings to be considered for the State Honors Recital in March. We are very proud of all of our students for representing TCHS with excellence! 🎶👏 Participating students were: Olivia Roberts, Kaylee Cottrell, Mya Fetty, Morgan Fisher, Kailee Campbell, Annie Westbrook, Emma Cooper, Abby Jacenkiw, Caleb Gist, Jacob Keller, Holden Amos, Emily Gist, Keelin Yeater, Emily Fetty, Riddock Shinn, Michael Cooper, Wyatt Hakes, Sam Thorn, Paisley Gales, and Dylan Shreves. #KnightsPride

Congratulations to Katie Grimm who recently accomplished her 1000-point as a Lady Knight basketball player! Congratulations Katie! #KnightsPride

Why did the chicken cross the finish line? Find out in this New York Times article featuring our very own Amos Kimble! #AmosRuns #KnightsPride https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/19/style/amosruns-mile-runner-west-virginia-chicken.html?unlocked_article_code=1.FlA.WX_c.dSa4iVAW0MWq&fbclid=IwVERDUAPq9htleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEe7PQ3F6_Vt9KvrReOhF7O62tb5AWOxkgyNz29PopUpLPkuoi3W6HlwwbZMCg_aem_JKvulMizWPv1eyOHb4TWzA

Prior to the snow storm, 11th grade ELA students finished their poetry unit by creating poetry graffiti and the world's longest poem! Mrs. Grimes had her students put their creative and thinking minds to work by having students work in groups while utilizing the skills they mastered in the unit to complete these projects. Great work! #KnightsPride

Congratulations to our 2026 Winter Formal Court! Winter Formal will take place on Saturday, February 7th! Tickets will be on sale when students return to school! #KnightsPride

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Tyler County Schools are closed Thursday, January 29th, 2026 to icy secondary road conditions and low temperatures. Staff to report on a 2-hour delay.

Important Update: Tonight's scheduled LSIC meeting is postponed! A new date will be shared in the near future! #KnightsPride

TCHS is excited to recognize the following students that had artwork accepted into the 37th Annual Regional High School Art Exhibit at Oglebay's Stifel Fine Arts Center, Imary Snider, Keyonna Weber, Zoe Fisher, and Sarah Birney. Over 300 pieces of art was entered from 15 high schools in WV, OH, and PA. An art juror selected 91 pieces to be displayed in this prestigious show that is open to the public through February 7, 2026! A special congratulations to Zoe Fisher, who placed 3rd in the photography category. If you are in the Wheeling area, you can visit the Stifel Center to be inspired and view our TCHS students' artwork! #KnightsPride

As we move forward into the second semester, let's highlight a few things from a successful first semester! From the 1st nine weeks to the close of the semester we saw increases in academic achievement, extracurricular involvement, and consistency with our daily attendance rate! As we move forward this term, we look forward to continued growth in all categories! Winter programs including athletics, fine arts, archery, and club activities are in full swing and many students are involved! As spring approaches, we are excited for another wave of activities and events that showcase our hard working and talented students! Whether that be spring concerts, FFA Ham and Bacon Sale, spring sports, or awards ceremonies, we cannot wait to see what our students accomplish next! Let's make it possible! Self-supporting, contributing, and caring! #KnightsPride

TCHS students recently returned from an unforgettable field trip to Washington, DC—a hands-on learning experience that brought history, civics, and culture to life. Throughout the trip, students learned how to navigate public transportation using the DC Metro, building real-world independence while traveling across the city. Exiting the Metro for the first time, the students witnessed a peaceful protest— a right guaranteed by the First Amendment. Over the course of 4 days, they explored iconic sites including the U.S. Botanic Garden, Smithsonian Air & Space Museum, National Archives, Library of Congress, U.S. Capitol, Holocaust Memorial Museum, Natural History Museum, American History Museum, the National Gallery of Art, and many of DC’s powerful memorials—especially memorable during our nighttime memorial walk. While they did not tour the Supreme Court, students witnessed history in action as they observed a protest outside the Court on the day it heard a case originating from our home state. This unexpected moment sparked meaningful discussions about civic engagement and the judicial process. Beyond museums and monuments, students also enjoyed trying a variety of foods across the city, adding cultural exploration to their experience. Overall, the trip was an incredible opportunity for learning, growth, and connection—both to our nation’s history and to the world beyond the classroom. A huge thank you to Ms. Byard for making this possible! #KnightsPride

TCHS Community: Please join us on January 28th for our next LSIC Meeting. All LSIC meetings are open to the public. The meeting will start at 5:00pm. If you have any questions, please contact the school. We hope to see you there! #KnightsPride

Congratulations to our Silver Knight archers! Yesterday they secured a 4th place finish out of 15 high schools, while setting a personal best team score for the season! It was a great day for our Silver Knights! Leading the charge were senior archers Dane Nelson and Lily Thompson. Next week they travel to Ravenswood as they continue to chase more personal bests! Way to go all! #KnightsPride

TCHS was proudly represented this evening at the Regional I Honor Band, hosted by Wheeling Park High School. Students spent the day in focused rehearsal under the direction of guest conductor Scott Tobias, Director of Bands at West Virginia University, culminating in an outstanding concert performance. Participating Knights Band members included: Flute: Olivia Roberts, Kaylee Cottrell Clarinet: Mya Fetty, Zoe Davis, Jennifer Haught Bass Clarinet: Morgan Fisher Alto Saxophone: Emma Cooper, Abby Jacenkiw Tenor Saxophone: Kailee Campbell, Levi Lydick Baritone Saxophone: Stevie Torman Trumpet: Caleb Gist, Jacob Keller, Holden Amos, Emily Gist, Amber Cox Euphonium: Riddock Shinn Trombone: Emily Fetty, Chase Camerlin, Michael Cooper Tuba: Wyatt Hakes, Sam Thorn We are very proud of these students and their dedication to musical excellence! 🎶 #KnightsPride

Congratulations to TCHS students Jacob Henderson and Laura Goddard! Jacob and Laura were awarded the "Carry the Shield" award for the 2nd nine-weeks. Students recognized with this award demonstrate high character and represent themselves, their school, and their community in a positive light. Both Jacob and Laura are actively involved in many school activities. Thank you Jacob and Laura for carrying the shield! ☑️Self-Supporting ☑️Contributing ☑️Caring #KnightsPride

Boggs Roundball Basketball Update

Tonight 1/15
No games will be played on Thursday night.

Friday 1/16
6 p.m. - Boys Varsity - Wheeling Central (A) vs. North Marion (H)
7:30 p.m. - Girls Varsity - John Marshall (A) vs. North Marion (H)

Saturday 1/17
Schedule will be posted Friday.

All non-resident applications for enrollment in Tyler County Schools must be submitted by March 1st. All written responses to parents will be provided by July 15th.

Complete the out-of-county request online: https://www.tylercountypublicschools.com/enroll

This online request must be completed each school year.

History was made yesterday as TCHS hosted over 300 archers at the first ever "Storm The Castle" archery tournament. The Silver Knight Archers put up their highest First Team Score of the season with a 3116 which secured a 3rd place finish. Top female archer Lily Thompson led the team with a 276 and earned a 6th place individual finish. Top male archer Dane Nelson shot a 269 and earned a 9th place individual finish. Many PRs were set at the event. Congratulations to all! #KnightsPride

Congratulations to Macie Highley and Katie Grimm, who represented TCHS in the North-South All-Star volleyball game! Way to go! #KnightsPride

Tomorrow, for the first time ever, your Silver Knight Archery team will host their very own tournament at the Castle. Over 300 archers are expected to compete! Good luck to our Silver Knight Archers! #KnightsPride