Mrs. Weekley & Mrs. Morris' 1st Grade class celebrated International Dot Day on Tuesday, Sept. 15th. This day is special because it is a global celebration of creativity inspired by the book "The Dot" by Peter H. Reynolds. Superintendent Highley read the book to students as a special suprise.
Mrs. Lantz & Mrs. Kelley's Kindergarten class had some special guests read to them. Officer Bordenkircher & Dispatcher Lantz read "Otto's Tales: Today is September 11th". Students were able to learn about Officer Bordenkircher's cruiser & equipment, also.
Ms. Brown & Grandma Millie's 4th Grade class celebrated Constitution Day by participating in a Readers Theatre and Preamble.
Mr. Wilson's 4th Grade class gave election speeches in honor of Constitution Day. They did an amazing job!
Red, White & Blue Day in Mr. Wilson & Ms. Brown's classes for Celebrate Freedom Week.
SES is celebrating Freedom Week. Mr. Wilson & Ms. Brown's classes enjoyed camo day with some fun activities.
Meet our new nurse!
Farm to School Spotlight: Fresh, Local Figs!
A big thank you to Jon and Lisa DuMars of The Garden Path for providing delicious, locally grown Tyler County fresh figs for students at Sistersville Elementary to try through the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program!
Trying new foods is a fun part of learning where our food comes from, and our students got to experience a true taste of local agriculture right here in Tyler County!
And the fig fun isn’t over yet! More locally grown figs will be coming in the future for the kids at AIB Elementary to try.
“I tried a fig and I liked it!”
#FarmToSchool #FreshFruitAndVegetableProgram #TylerCountyWV #LocalFarmers #SupportLocalAgriculture #SistersvilleElementary #AIBElementary #TrySomethingNew #WVFarmToSchool
A big thank you to Jon and Lisa DuMars of The Garden Path for providing delicious, locally grown Tyler County fresh figs for students at Sistersville Elementary to try through the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program!
Trying new foods is a fun part of learning where our food comes from, and our students got to experience a true taste of local agriculture right here in Tyler County!
And the fig fun isn’t over yet! More locally grown figs will be coming in the future for the kids at AIB Elementary to try.
“I tried a fig and I liked it!”
#FarmToSchool #FreshFruitAndVegetableProgram #TylerCountyWV #LocalFarmers #SupportLocalAgriculture #SistersvilleElementary #AIBElementary #TrySomethingNew #WVFarmToSchool
Farm to School is all about bringing fresh, local food straight from our community to students’ plates!
Tyler FFA students are getting their hands dirty shucking fresh sweet corn from Middle Island Meadows, which school cooks prepared and served to students during lunch.
It’s a great example of agriculture education, student involvement, and local food coming together!
#FarmToSchool #FreshFromTheFarm #LocalFood #TylerFFA #MiddleIslandMeadows #SweetCorn #AgEducation #SupportLocalFarmers
Tyler FFA students are getting their hands dirty shucking fresh sweet corn from Middle Island Meadows, which school cooks prepared and served to students during lunch.
It’s a great example of agriculture education, student involvement, and local food coming together!
#FarmToSchool #FreshFromTheFarm #LocalFood #TylerFFA #MiddleIslandMeadows #SweetCorn #AgEducation #SupportLocalFarmers
Mrs. Billiter & Mrs. Hayes' class completed a science project where students had to build a shelter using specific materials to save "Fred D. Worm" from a sudden storm.
Dear Tyler County School Families,
Staying on top of your child's attendance just got a lot easier.
Starting August 31, 2026, all Tyler County Schools will be using a new text-based system to keep you informed when your child is absent — and to make it simple for you to respond, ask questions, and share notes, all without a phone call.
Here's what's new:
• You'll receive a text when your child is absent. A message will come from the phone number listed below next to your child’s school — save this number in your contacts so you never miss it.
• You can text back directly. Reply to confirm an absence, share the reason, or ask a question. It's that simple.
• You can send photos of notes by text. Need to submit a parent note or a doctor's note? Just take a photo and text it to the same number — no need to drop anything off at the office.
• You can proactively text us. Know that your child will be absent? Send us a text to the number listed below next to your child’s school and we’ll update the record accordingly.
The texts are powered by our AI attendance assistant, every response goes directly to our attendance team, and your child's record is updated accordingly.
If you have questions or need help, please reach out to your child’s school. We're grateful for your partnership and committed to making every school day count.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Melinda Walton
Tyler County Schools Director of Attendance
Attendance Pro Contact Numbers
Arthur I. Boreman Elementary 304-718-0392
Sistersville Elementary 304-802-8073
Tyler Consolidated Middle 304-568-7296
Tyler Consolidated High 304-394-2998
Staying on top of your child's attendance just got a lot easier.
Starting August 31, 2026, all Tyler County Schools will be using a new text-based system to keep you informed when your child is absent — and to make it simple for you to respond, ask questions, and share notes, all without a phone call.
Here's what's new:
• You'll receive a text when your child is absent. A message will come from the phone number listed below next to your child’s school — save this number in your contacts so you never miss it.
• You can text back directly. Reply to confirm an absence, share the reason, or ask a question. It's that simple.
• You can send photos of notes by text. Need to submit a parent note or a doctor's note? Just take a photo and text it to the same number — no need to drop anything off at the office.
• You can proactively text us. Know that your child will be absent? Send us a text to the number listed below next to your child’s school and we’ll update the record accordingly.
The texts are powered by our AI attendance assistant, every response goes directly to our attendance team, and your child's record is updated accordingly.
If you have questions or need help, please reach out to your child’s school. We're grateful for your partnership and committed to making every school day count.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Melinda Walton
Tyler County Schools Director of Attendance
Attendance Pro Contact Numbers
Arthur I. Boreman Elementary 304-718-0392
Sistersville Elementary 304-802-8073
Tyler Consolidated Middle 304-568-7296
Tyler Consolidated High 304-394-2998
The cheese is real with our pepperoni rolls!
SES staff is excited to see our students tomorrow!
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Due to the weather, tonight's Board Meeting is postponed until a later date. The new date will be shared with the public as soon as it is set. Thank you for understanding and stay safe!
Start planning for the upcoming school year by checking out the official calendar attached to this post. You can also find it anytime on the Tyler County Schools website under the Information heading.
We look forward to another great year with our students, families, and staff!
We look forward to another great year with our students, families, and staff!
The Tyler County Summer Food program is in full swing. Meals are served daily at Tyler Consolidated and are also available at Sistersville Park on the days listed on the attached flyer. Please contact the Board Office with any questions.
The staff at Sistersville Elementary School is proud to announce Hannah Roberts, fifth-grade teacher, as the Squires Teacher of the Year, and Natasha Morris, first-grade instructional aide, as the Squires Service Personnel of the Year. Their dedication, positive attitude, professionalism, and commitment to our students make them truly deserving of these honors.
Natasha Morris was also named as the Tyler County Schools Service Personnel of the Year!!!
Natasha Morris was also named as the Tyler County Schools Service Personnel of the Year!!!
This is a reminder for parents of a child between the ages of 3 and 21 who receives special education services.
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.
-or-
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.
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.
-or-
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.
Ms. Minor's class had some fun in the sun yesterday!
Our Squires of Character exhibited trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, kindness, caring & citizenship throughout the month of May. We are so proud of them!
