WCHS Student Council delegates attended the District 3 Conference in McKinney on Saturday. They attended leadership presentations and workshops. Wolfe City earned the recognition of being a Blue Ribbon Sweepstakes school for the 24-25 school year.
This is a BIG deal for StuCo students and their fearless leader, Mrs Fitzgerald!
StuCo makes WCHS look good! Way to represent at the conference showcasing all that you do. Your work all year is helpful and inspiring for our entire campus!
WCHS performed their One Act Play today, earning. 5th place. And while they did not advance to the next round, they did bring home some individual medals!
Baylee Wrisner - All Star Cast
Serenity Williams - Honorable Mention Cast
Hannah Neubauer - All Star Tech
Be prepared… Bloody Jack will return to the stage very soon. And you will not want to miss it!
Thanks to all of the fans who traveled to the performance. Thanks to Owen Kopp for directing OAP and to Kajsa Keane for assisting with all of the logistics!
March Character Trait of the Month: Cooperation
Working Together to do More than You can do Alone
As February comes to a close, it is the perfect time to take a look at the Career and Technical Education courses that are offered at WCISD! In February, public schools celebrate CTE by showcasing their programs of study, certifications, and courses offered as a way for students to explore career possibilities and study in their areas of interest and become better prepared for post-secondary success!!!
Attention PJC Dual Credit Students...due to potentially hazardous travel conditions, there will not be a bus traveling to PJC for classes on Wednesday, February 19th. . Officials at PJC have been notified that you will not be in attendance; however, you need to make sure you are checking your online class portal to stay on top on any assignments.
Attention Pride Prep Students...instruction for Wednesday, February 19th will be online due to potential hazardous travel conditions. Please make sure you check your online class (D2L) for information on assignments.
February Character Trait of the Month: Uniqueness
Learning More About Others So You Can Know More About Yourself
Get a look into some of the classrooms this past week, read about the good things going on, and see what is coming up... all you want to know about WCHS in one weekly newsletter.
Plans are underway! The Wolfe City Homecoming is scheduled for June 13-14, 2025!
WCHS classes will resume at regular time tomorrow, Monday, January 13. College classes begin in the morning as well.
Dual credit classes will begin on Monday, January 13th. The bus for PJC will depart from WCHS at 7:25 am. The bus for ETAMUC will depart from WCHS at 6:45 am. Please make sure you are on time.
Spring Semester is Here, WCHS!!! Tomorrow staff reports to campus for a professional development work day. Students will return on Tues, Jan 7 for the first day of regular classes as we begin the second half of our school year! Stay up to date on what is happening at WCHS with the weekly newsletter.
January Character Trait of the Month: Resilience
Getting Back Up When Something Gets You Down
Ms. Fitzgerald's business computer classes learned Santa's trick for writing millions of letters to children...it's called Mail Merge! The Winter Wonderland door in the background was designed by Coach Bass' third period class.
December Character Trait of the Month: Service
Lending A Hand to Help Someone Else
These WCHS students competed at Area contest Friday fighting for a chance to advance to state. Unfortunately, they came up just a few places short, but still came home with some banners. Congratulations to Greenhand Spanish Creed Speaking 4th, Public Relations 5th, and Radio Broadcasting had some hard luck placing 11th.
WCHS celebrated Sept/Oct birthdays! We certainly are blessed with some of the best teachers and staff! Happy Birthday to you all.
November Character Trait of the Month: Generosity
Making Someone's Day By Giving Something Away
Let's SCARE AWAY HUNGER! At WCHS, students may wear school-appropriate Halloween costumes and are asked to donate canned goods on Thursday, October 31.
WCHS delegates traveled to the Student Council District 3 Fall Conference held at Coppell High School. They spent the day hearing from inspirational speakers and attending breakout workshops. The conference was themed around the “Aloha Spirit.”
