Being precise in math means more than just getting the right answer — it’s about using the correct labels, careful calculations, clear explanations, and thoughtful communication. These skills are important not only in the classroom, but in real life too — like during Bridge Day, where safety and accuracy truly matter! Check out this short video focused on attending to precision.

After school tutoring will begin on Nov 10, 2025. Your child can begin once you fill out the form attached and send it to the school to give to Ms. Franciosi. You must also discuss the rules of attending after school tutoring with Ms. Franciosi before your child can begin the tutoring process.



Championship week for TCMS:
1st round Soccer 10/28
Boys vs BUMS 6pm Home
Girls vs Liberty Middle 7:30 Home
Football 10/30 Championship
TCMS vs Liberty 7:00 @ RCB
Volleyball 11/1
TCMS VB 1st round vs Bridgeport 12pm
@ Philip Barbour High School
Only WVSSAC passes are accepted, all admission will be $5.
Let's Go Knights! 🖤🩶❤️
Today we had a Professional Development Day and a Costume Contest. Congratulations to Mrs. Boyles for winning 1st place.

In math (and in life), structure means patterns, organization, or rules that help us understand and solve problems more efficiently. Check out this short video focused on the importance of looking for and making use of structure as it relates to WVU football.
Unite with Numeracy - Common Factor, Episode 3

Parent Teacher Conference has been moved to Tuesday, Nov 4 from 3:30-5:30.
With Halloween just around the corner, we would like to remind the students if they dress up on Friday, please remember that your face cannot be covered. We must be able to identify each student in the building. Nothing can be part of the costume that resembles a weapon or could be used as a weapon. We will also be selling snacks at the end of the day to celebrate Halloween. Everything will be $1.00. This will include popcorn, baked chips and more.
TCMS Administration would like to thank Ms Val for all her hard work with Community In Schools to put on a wonderful Trunk or Treat for our community tonight! We would also like to give a huge shout out to our teachers and staff who put trunks together for the event! It’s always a great day to be a Knight! ❤️🖤
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Congratulations to our boys and girls soccer team as they wrapped up their final regular season game last night.
The girls team (13-1) have earned a 2 seed and the boys team (8-2-3) earned a 3 seed in the upcoming Mid Mountain 10 conference tournament.
First round games will begin Tuesday at GHS.
Great job Knights! 🖤🩶❤️
Congratulations to our football team for their win tonight as they finished the season with a 6-2 record. Tonight's win will put them in the Mid 8 championship game. That game will be held next Thursday at RCB vs Liberty Middle. Go Knights! 🖤🩶❤️
The NED show is coming to our school. Click on the link below to learn more. It will be for our 5th and 6th grade students only. They will be here on Nov 4.
https://thenedshow.com

Communities in Schools Food Drive.

🍽️📚 Book Tasting with Chef Cozart! 📚🍽️
Today, Mrs. Cozart’s 8th grade 3rd and 8th period reading classes had special reservations for a literary feast with Chef Cozart!
Students entered a cozy, candlelit café — complete with soft music and flickering (battery-powered) candles — for an immersive reading experience designed to delight their literary taste buds.
Our 3-course menu featured:
🥖 Appetizer – A spooky seasonal starter: Frankenstein
🍝 Entrée – A warm and heartfelt fiction selection: Crenshaw by Katherine Applegate
🍰 Dessert – A sweet treat: a book of their choice
This book tasting was the perfect recipe for exploring author’s purpose, diving into genres, and sparking meaningful reading discussions — all served with a side of fun!
Bon appétit and happy reading! 📖✨
#BookTasting #ReadingIsDelicious #ChefCozart #8thGradeReads #LiteraryCafé #Crenshaw #FrankensteinFun


Our Band is sponsoring a Halloween Dance! 🪩 👻 🎃

As a reminder, we will start handing out candy bars for the students to start selling on Monday. They will pick them up during homeroom.

Today the admin team surprised the teachers with their choice of Orange or Root beer floats for all of their hard work! We have an Awesome team! Thank you for all that you do!

Congratulations to the following students for being nominated for October Students of the Month: Kamryn Gribble, Kamden Blair, Magnus Morral, Vada Ramsey, Kaleb Dana, Abby McElwain, Ethan Pancoast and Alli Kirkpatrick. Faculty of the month is Sara Franciosi and Personnel of the Month is Mark Thomas.
Thank you GHS for letting us participate in your homecoming parade.
We look forward to making this a yearly tradition.





Starting on Monday, Oct 20, students will have the opportunity to grab some boxes of chocolates to sell for a school wide fund raiser. All proceeds will go to the students for additional honors, awards, play ground equipment and school wide incentives.
A variety of prizes will be awarded for top individual and class sellers. The papers will be sent home tomorrow. Let's go Knights!

