**TODAY**
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus. This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency. It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus. June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities. The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement. Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
**TOMORROW**
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus. This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency. It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus. June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities. The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement. Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
**Announcement**
If your child missed the last days of school, please contact the school and let them know what to do with their report cards. There may also be other things here for them, such as items from their lockers or classrooms. 304-758-2152.
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus.
This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency. It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus.
June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities. The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement. Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff.
We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
This is a message for parents of students who have prescription medication at Boreman. Please come to the school and pick it up with Nurse Mandy by noon this Friday, May 24th. Thank you.
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus. This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency.
It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus. June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities.
The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement.
Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
Tuesday, May 21st, will be a normal school day for Boreman students. However, due to the Middle School and High School students not attending school because of staff training, there are some changes to the timing of some of the evening buses at dismissal. Students that ride on buses 44, 61, 62, & 66 that live in Middlebourne will be dropped off approximately 20 minutes later than normal. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation with this.
The Tyler County Schools Back to School Fair will be held Tuesday, August 6th from 4-7pm at Sistersville Elementary School. More information and a vendor form will be coming soon.
Tyler County's Service Personnel of the Year is our very own Mrs. Mason! Congratulations we are so proud of you and appreciate all of your hard work!
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus. This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency.
It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus. June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities.
The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement.
Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
*Announcement*
Due to teacher/staff training, there will be NO SCHOOL for AIB students on Monday, May 20th.
AIB staff would like to thank the following people and businesses who donated something and/or helped with Teacher Appreciation Week. We truly appreciate every one of you! Thanks for making it a great week!
Boreman Student Council
Kristen Cunningham
TCEA
Jenkins Sub Express
Boggs Pizza
Speedway Diner
Retired Teachers
Mr. Wall
Blizzard Bites
Chasin' Dreams
Lindsay Hometown Sweets & Treats
AIB Cooks
Friendly Pizza Company
Wild Bunchies
Captured by Sam
FFA Greenhouse
Stacy's Custom Crafts
Goat & Soy
LNA Trends
Emerald Woods
J&K Creations
Joyce Hagerty
Beth Andexler
Christina Arnett
Kristy Wade
Becky Thomas
Wendy Westbrook
MacKenzie Koontz
Boreman Boosters
Todays shout out goes to the parents of AIB students for providing snacks, student council for providing rigatoni and dessert, The Friendly Pizza Company for providing cheese bread, salad,
and cookies, and our very own cooks for providing tea for our staff. We sure do appreciate you all for spoiling us! Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Today's Teacher Appreciation Week shout out goes to TCEA for providing breakfast bagels from Panera Bread and the retired teachers for bringing in the taco bar for lunch.
Thanks to 31 Words for stopping in today to make these adorable animals with our pre-k students. They will go home with a birth certificate and carry bag. The kids look so happy, and the animals are so cute!
Teacher Appreciation Week shout out today goes to Mr. Wall for providing Dunkin Donuts and Speedway Diner for providing lunch. Thanks for spoiling us!
Today's shout out goes to Boggs Pizza for providing lunch to the staff for Teacher Appreciation Week! Thanks Boggs Pizza it looks delicious!
Tyler County Schools, in collaboration with the Tyler County First Responders, will be conducting a safety exercise on Friday, June 7th at the Tyler Consolidated Middle/High School campus. This drill is designed to enhance preparedness and response capabilities in the event of an emergency.
It is important to note that this is only a drill and there is no cause for alarm as there will be an increased presence of first responders on the campus. June 7th will be considered a Professional Learning Day and no students will be present at the school during the exercise. This ensures that the drill can be conducted safely and effectively without disrupting normal school activities.
The safety exercise will involve various scenarios to test the response of school staff, first responders, and emergency services. These scenarios may include simulated emergencies such as a fire, medical incident, or an active shooter situation. The goal is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing safety protocols and identify areas for improvement.
Tyler County Schools is committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students and staff. We appreciate the cooperation and support of the community, and we encourage everyone to remain calm and vigilant during the exercise.
It's Teacher Appreciation Week!! Shout out to Student Council for providing our staff with cake and to Jenkins Sub Express for providing pizza for lunch. The AIB staff appreciates you all!
Exciting news! The state of WV holds a bus safety poster contest every year. This year the top 3 ALL came from Boreman Elementary! Kayden Jones 1st place, Landon Fletcher 2nd place, and Gemma Smith 3rd place. Kayden Jones' poster will go in the national competition to represent Boreman and the state of WV! Congratulations to those 3 and good luck to Kayden at the national level! We are proud of our Bobcats!
