The student body of TCMS learned proper flag etiquette from the American Legion in preparation for Veterans Day!
Our Student Council is having a canned foods drive this week! Please send in canned foods! The homeroom who collects the most canned foods from each grade level gets a pizza party!! 🍕 🎉
Congratulations to our fall sports team for their outstanding work in the classroom. Girls soccer led the way with a 3.89 overall team GPA.
Go Knights!
🌸✨ Our Spanish class dove into the rich traditions of Día de los Muertos! ✨🌸
To honor this beautiful celebration, students learned about the significance of ofrendas (altars) and the ways they are used to remember and celebrate loved ones who have passed. Each student created their own ofrenda, adding personal touches to honor special people in their lives. It was a day of learning, creativity, and respect for a tradition that celebrates life and memory. 💀💐🕯️
🎉🌺 Our 8th-grade Spanish classes came together to celebrate Día de los Muertos by decorating beautiful altars! 🌺🎉
Each class worked as a team, pouring creativity and respect into their ofrendas, and we held a friendly competition to see which class’s altar stood out. Congratulations to 8th Grade 4th Period for winning the competition! 🏆👏 But a big shoutout to all the students for their dedication and hard work – every ofrenda was amazing!
💃🎶 Our Spanish class had an incredible experience attending two vibrant shows: Fusión Latino and a Flamenco & Latin Iberian Show! 🎶💃
Students were immersed in the rich rhythms and passionate dances that represent Latin and Iberian cultures. It was a fantastic opportunity to learn firsthand about the music, movement, and traditions that connect these regions. The performances were unforgettable, sparking curiosity and appreciation for the beauty of these diverse cultural expressions!
💃🎶 Our Spanish class had an incredible experience attending two vibrant shows: Fusión Latino and a Flamenco & Latin Iberian Show! 🎶💃
Students were immersed in the rich rhythms and passionate dances that represent Latin and Iberian cultures. It was a fantastic opportunity to learn firsthand about the music, movement, and traditions that connect these regions. The performances were unforgettable, sparking curiosity and appreciation for the beauty of these diverse cultural expressions!
Taylor County Schools will be having a 3-Hour Early Dismissal for all students on Thursday, November 7, 2024.
Bus 25 is running late this morning. (Approximately 15 minutes behind)
GHS Powderpuff Game - Monday, Nov. 4th at 6:00pm
Congratulations to our girls soccer team for their 3rd place victory in the Mid Mountain 10 conference by defeating Buckhannon Upshur Middle School by the final 2-1.
Great job ladies!
Mrs. Young 6th grade ELA class had a glow lesson. Students were using black light markers and flashlights to work collaboratively on their ELA lesson.
Communities In Schools and TCMS hosted a Trunk or Treat last night. Thank you to all who came out to help make this event successful! Next year, we hope to grow this event even bigger!
It was a great Knight! Congratulations to our football team for winning the mid-8 conference championship.
Thank you to all that came out to support the players, cheerleaders and band members.
TCS Inclement Weather Procedures 2024-25
For more information, check out our news section for a message from the Superintendent.
https://www.taylorcountyboe.net/article/1846087
🎉 Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month! 🎉
Our Spanish classes recently came together for an unforgettable celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month! Students had a blast learning salsa, merengue, and other Latin dances, all led by Señora Smith and a special guest from Venezuela. 💃🏽🕺🏽
This fun-filled event gave our students the opportunity to connect with and appreciate the vibrant traditions that make up Hispanic culture. Their energy and enthusiasm lit up the room, leaving everyone inspired and excited to continue exploring the diverse cultures that enrich our community. 🌎❤️
🌼 Día de los Muertos Shoebox Project 🌼
Our Spanish class students are honoring loved ones with their Día de los Muertos shoebox projects! 🎨💀 They’re creating mini ofrendas filled with photos, mementos, and vibrant designs, celebrating life and memory in this beautiful Mexican tradition. It’s a meaningful way for them to connect with culture and remember those who have touched their lives. 🌺✨
Don't forget tomorrow starts Red Ribbon Week ❤️🖤 wear red tomorrow and check in during breakfast to get points for your homeroom!!
Championship Week! Please come out and support our hardworking athletes and coaches as they quest for a conference banner.
Due to conference rules, only WVSSAC C&I cards will be accepted at the gate. All tickets will be $5 for adults and students.
Let's go Knights!
Mrs Shinkovich's career exploration class participated in the WVU pumpkin drop.
The team of Jaxson Hussion, Lydia Conrad, Zane Beverly, James Holmes, Gage Cross, Carter Gwynn, Eli Beavers, Silas Horne, Dillion Hiatt, and Kerimay Brannon survived the drop with a distant of 1 foot 9 inches away from center.
All the students represented TCMS well! Go Knights
