FFA Officers visited the 4th grade on Friday to talk about agriculture and FFA. It was National FFA week and the elementary competed in a coloring contest. Pictured are the winners; their coloring page will be sent to the state office to compete in the State FFA Coloring Contest.
WCISD will have a 2 hour delay start on Friday, February 25th. Buses will run 2 hours later. Additionally, there will be no AM activities or practices. Coaches will communicate with athletes soon.
**While Wolfe City roads are drying up, we must allow time for our staff and students to travel safely and for our maintenance crew to salt the shaded areas.
WCISD will release early today at 2:45pm. If your child is a car rider and you cannot pick them up during this early release, campuses will remain open until normal dismissal to accommodate your commute.
WCISD will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 24th.
As a reminder, this Friday was converted to a normal school day due to the last winter storm. We will communicate if the weather allows for school on Friday as soon as we can, and we will communicate how missed schools days will need to be made up. At this time, we expect above freezing temps tomorrow afternoon, so we are hoping that we will be in session on Friday. If something changes, we will alert all of you late Thursday afternoon.
WCISD will continue normal operating hours today, Feb. 23rd. This decision was based off of the 3:40am weather briefing by the NWS to ISDs. This 1st band of precipitation should not effect roadways throughout school hrs. Tonight's 2nd weather band may have a stronger effect to roadways and will be reviewed at the 1pm & 9pm NWS briefings.
At this time, WCISD will start school at regular time tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. 23rd. We are working closely with the Nation Weather Service daily at 1pm, 9pm, and 3: 45am throughout this winter mix. We do ask student drivers to be careful on bridges and overpasses.
At this time, WCISD will start school at regular time tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. 22nd. We are working closely with the Nation Weather Service daily at 1pm, 9pm, and 3: 45am throughout this winter mix. We do ask student drivers to be careful on bridges and overpasses.
Cash Lankford, Jasper Northcutt, Judd Northcutt, and Case Lake competed at the San Antonio Skeet Shoot with several students winning prizes and Cash making it to the finals.
Wyatt Smith showed his Hereford heifer at the San Antonio Heifer Show.
National FFA Week begins Monday. All students are encouraged to participate!
Case Lake’s pig placed 4th out of 53 pigs in his class at the San Angelo Livestock Show!
WCHS Art students try oil painting for the first time and create some amazing original artwork.
More photos!…Wolfe City FFA traveled to the San Angelo Heifer show this past week and had students place 1st, and 2nd in their class as well as two students placing 4th and several students that are improving each day.
Wolfe City FFA traveled to the San Angelo Heifer show this past week and had students place 1st, and 2nd in their class as well as two students placing 4th and several students that are improving each day.
Mandatory PJC Dual Credit Meeting!
8th Grade Parents: Please check your email for more information about this event, if interested. Pride Prep is a Dual Credit program where students can take college level courses beginning in their freshman year of high school.
Help support "Clothes For Kids" by purchasing a pancake breakfast ticket from a Wolfe City Kiwanis member. Tickets can also be purchased at the Wolf City ISD administration office at 505 Hanna St and are available on the day of the event.
Bad Weather Make-Up Information
WCISD will be closed tomorrow, Friday, February 4th due to inclement weather. More information will be coming out from central office as technical issues are resolved.
Future Business Leaders of America students competed and placed in Accounting, Spreadsheets, Database Design, Word Processing, and Computer Problem Solving at the FBLA Area VI Leadership Conference in Pittsburg, TX.
