September 6, 2026
September 6, 2026
Celebrate Labor Day 2026
Monday, September 7 is a school Holiday
Upcoming Events
September 2026
📅Monday: September 7th: Labor Day Holiday
🏈September 8th-11th: College Park Homecoming Week
📣September 9th-10th: Cheer Tryouts (See Below for Info)
🍩Thursday, September 24th: Donuts with Grown-Ups (5th Grade)
🍩Friday, September 25th: Donuts with Grown-Ups (6th Grade)
🏫Tuesday, September 29th: Parent Training Night
CPHS Homecoming Week Dress-Up Themes
Wednesday, September 9: Destination Disney World - Wear you favorite Disney shirt or dress as your favorite Disney character
Thursday, September 10: Destination Texas - Put on your boots and wester wear or represent your favorite Texas team
Friday, September 11: Destination The Wild Blue Yonder - Wear blue or your College Park shirt to cheer on our Cavs.
Cheer Try-Outs
Cheer tryouts will take place over two days, and attendance at both sessions is required.
See the PDF Linked below for more info.
TRYOUT SCHEDULE
DAY 1 — PRACTICE
Wednesday, September 9
7:45–8:20 AM
�� Location: Wilkerson Gym
This session will be used to learn and practice the skills and material needed for the tryout.
Students should arrive on time, dressed appropriately, and ready to participate.
DAY 2 — ACTUAL TRYOUT
Thursday, September 10
4:15–5:00 PM
�� Location: Wilkerson Gym
This will be the official cheer tryout. Students will perform the skills and material they practiced
on Wednesday.
Students should arrange transportation home for 5:00 PM
Wilkerson Intermediate Families,
This week we will join College Park High School in dressing up for homecoming week. We modified the daily dress up themes to fit our students age and to fit within the Wilkerson theme, "Oh, the places you'll go". Therefore, our dress up days are different from the high school. We hope our students will enjoy dressing up as we celebrate and support our Cavs. The graphic with dates and themes is at the beginning of the newsletter.
Due to pending severe weather, we had to cancel our open house event last Tuesday. We will work this week to reschedule the event and will send out details when a new date has been set.
Upcoming Events
Texas Standard Day and Read for a Better Life
- Wednesday, September 16
- Dress up theme to be determined
- Students from College Park High School will be on campus to read to our students.
Donuts with Grownups
- Thursday, September 24: 5th Grade Donuts with Grownups
- Friday, September 25: 6th Grade Donuts with Grownups
Donuts with Grownups is an opportunity for students to invite up to two grownups to campus to have a donut and meet other students and adults in our school community. Each grade-level will have a day for Donuts with Grownups. Both will be from 7:45 AM - 8:15 AM in the Wilkerson Cafeteria. It is important that you register for Donuts with Grownups so that we know how many people to expect.
Please register HERE for Donuts with Grownups. (Link Updated 9/6/26 at 3:20)
Fall Title I meeting and Parent Engagement Event
- Tuesday, September 29
- Time: TBD
- Make up Title I meeting: Wednesday, September 30 at 10:00 AM
"Today you are You, this is truer than true. There is no one alive who is more Youer than You"
-Dr. Seuss
Have a great week, Wildcats!
Better Together!
Connie Horton
Principal
Wilkerson Intermediate School
Campus News
A Word From Our Counselors
September: Suicide Awareness Month
September is Suicide Awareness Month, an important time to reflect on how we can support the well-being and mental health of our students. This age group brings many emotional and social changes, making strong connections at home and school especially vital.
At this time our trained school counselors will be lightly addressing these topics via school announcements with our 5th and 6th graders in an age-appropriate way. Our discussion will focus on:
Checking in on feelings: Encouraging students to recognize, process, and express their emotions in healthy ways.
Asking for assistance: Reminding students that it is always okay to ask for help and teaching them how to report concerns to a trusted adult when they or a friend need support.
Building inclusion and friendship: Learning how to be a supportive friend, noticing when someone feels left out, and actively practicing inclusion.
We encourage you to continue these conversations at home. Asking your child how they are doing, listening without judgment, and keeping open lines of communication can make a meaningful difference.
If you ever feel your child is struggling or if you have any questions about the resources available at school, please do not hesitate to reach out to our school counseling team.
Thank you for your partnership in keeping our students safe, supported, and connected.
Important Info
Student and Family Resource Page
Our goal for sharing info via the newsletter each week is to make it as relevant and concise as possible. For that reason, we will be moving many of the things we share to a permanent home on the Student and Family Resources Page on the School Website. Please visit for an archive of the newsletters and all of the calendars, schedules, and campus info we've previously shared.
Library News
Library Notifications
Conroe ISD Library Services has enabled checkout notifications, so you know the title of the books your student checked out. These notifications will be sent on days when your student checks out a book from the school library and will only be sent for the initial checkout. Daily notifications will no longer occur for the entire time a book is checked out to a student. State law and board policy do not allow an opt-out option for these notifications. If you have a question or concern about your student’s reading material, please contact your campus librarian.
The Destiny Library Catalog has been updated with the following message as per Local Policy EFB.
Library materials may include objectionable materials. If you would like to restrict access to specific library materials, please complete the Library Access Form.
More information can be found at Conroe ISD Library Services.
Calendar and Schedules
Student Meals
Student Meal Benefits
If your child is currently a part of the Free and Reduced Meal Program, and you have not applied for the program this year, you will need to apply soon so that your child continues to receive the meal benefit. Students who do not apply for the program for the 2026-2027 school year will lose benefits in September. If you need assistance applying for the program please contact the school so that we can assist you. Apply HERE
Lunch Visitors
Lunch visitors are welcome starting this week. Please note that visitor(s) must be listed on the student's contact information in our system or accompanied by someone who is listed as a contact. In addition, we ask that you follow the guidelines below.
Lunch Visitor Guidelines
- All adults must check in at the front office. Please have your ID ready when you arrive.
- There will be a special area for parents and students to eat together.
- Only your child will be allowed to eat with you.
- Please adhere to our school dress code.
If you would like to have lunch with your child, please complete the Google form linked in the button below to register your visit.
Wilkerson PTO News
From Around CISD
Revelier Dance Junior Clinic
September 26
9:00 - 11:30 AM (Check-in begins at 8:30)
TWCP Main Gym/Show off at 11:30 AM
Cost: $60
- T-shirt (register by 9/16 to guarantee a T-shirt)
- Hair bow
- Photo
- Games and Snack
College Park Cavaliers vs. The Woodlands High School
Represent your team: War of the Woods T-shirt
$30 Orders due September 14.
Explore Your World Language Options!
Did you know that you need two credits of the same world language to graduate from high school? The Ninth Grade and Senior Campuses offer beginning-level courses in Chinese, French, and German, allowing students to complete this two-year requirement.
This means you have options! You are not limited to choosing Spanish in 8th grade. If you’re interested in exploring a different language, you can wait until high school to begin your world language journey and choose the language that interests you most.
View our TWHS World Language newsletter (in Spanish and English): TWHS World Language Newsletter