The Wolf's Howl

Officer Justin Whitley has joined Wolfe City ISD as the new School Resource Officer. School safety remains a top priority for both students and staff, and the district is committed to maintaining a secure learning environment. We extend our sincere thanks to the Board of Trustees for their continued support in making student safety a priority and for making it possible to have a dedicated School Resource Officer on campus.

WCES student Henry Gregory received the Good News Call of the Day honor!

Capturing Kids' Hearts in Action at WCMS!

TQ Wright receives the Wolf of the Week Award at WCHS!

Wolfe City High School is experiencing a rise in academic achievement as more students enroll in dual credit and college-level courses. Thanks to strong partnerships with Texas A&M University-Commerce and Paris Junior College, students are gaining a head start on their college education while still in high school.

WCMS Robotics program is continuing to grow by providing hands-on experience with robot design, programming, and engineering principles.

WCES is not only tracking weekly iReady progress, also overall progress.

• FFA had over 30 students attend the Back to School meeting on August 30th
• The band proudly includes students from 8th–12th grade, along with five outstanding 7th graders who successfully auditioned for the Proud Pack Band while still in 6th grade.
• Junior High football numbers have increased with 46 playing
• Volleyball is off to a great start with the varsity looking to defend their district title
• Cross Country has the most it has ever had with over 20 high school athletes participating
• WCMS Robotics program has increased its student numbers by approximately 35%
• The BEST Students EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WCMS Fine Arts program is excelling under Christie Henry.

ACE is just getting started! While Power Hour tutoring and the learning period are already in full swing, the program is growing fast — expanding from just 7 clubs last year to an exciting 29 clubs this year for students to explore and enjoy. The goal is to have all clubs up and running by November!

The WCISD parking lots got a fresh new look with bright, crisp striping — and the wolf paws got a cool touch-up too!

We are excited to recognize Doug Schmidt as the Go The Extra Mile Award winner for August! Doug was selected by the Wolfe City ISD leadership team for the positive impact he has made across the district.

From day one, Doug has fully embraced his role at Wolfe City ISD. He brings energy, enthusiasm, and a strong focus on building relationships with both staff and students. His friendly, approachable nature and constant smile bring positivity to every interaction. Doug fits seamlessly into the leadership team and truly embodies the spirit of “Going The Extra Mile.”

Doug is also student-focused—always seeking ways to support, celebrate, and uplift kids across the district. His commitment to putting students first shines through in everything he does.

Leadership team member Billy Eldridge shared:

“Doug has proven to be a great addition to the high school campus. I frequently see him being visible and active with the high school students when I'm on campus. He presents himself as an administrator who is eager to learn and is always willing to jump in and tackle any task that needs his attention.”

Doug not only brings a wealth of knowledge to our team, but he’s also eager to grow—constantly learning from and supporting his teammates with a collaborative attitude.

Principal Joyce Sample summed it up best:

"Mr. Schmidt has been an amazing addition to our campus! He is doing a fantastic job building relationships with our staff and students as well as holding the line of accountability with our expectations. We are so glad to have his experience and expertise added to our admin team! "

Please join us in congratulating Doug Schmidt for going above and beyond. Thank you, Doug, for your dedication, your heart for students, and your incredible commitment to Wolfe City ISD!

We are proud to recognize April Bellows as the recipient of the August CKH Affirmation. April exemplifies the true spirit of collaboration and excellence. She has generously shared her expertise in data disaggregation, equipping her leadership team with the tools and knowledge needed to drive meaningful change.

April has led impactful training sessions on accountability, and she is preparing to train teachers in understanding and tracking data to support student success. Her dedication has already produced impressive results—transforming student outcomes on her middle school campus in just one year.

April's commitment goes beyond individual achievement; she is a firm believer in the power of team. By sharing her knowledge and supporting her colleagues, she is helping build a culture of excellence that benefits everyone.

Thank you, April, for your leadership, your commitment, and your heart for students and staff alike. We are inspired by your work!

A big shoutout to school board member, Chester Adams, for announcing football games and running the scoreboard! Chester has been the voice of the Wolves for over 20 years, bringing energy—and sometimes a good laugh—to every Thursday and Friday night. We truly appreciate his dedication and the time he puts in to make game nights memorable and fun for our student-athletes and community. Thank you, Chester! We truly appreciate you!