The Wolf's Howl

BETA brought home over 30 national qualifying awards at the State Convention. Mrs. Carr led them through participation and preparation to ensure their success!

Wolfe City Elementary celebrated Valentine's Day parties!

WCES students design and build their own telescopes

8th grade students reviewed science vocabulary terms by playing "Fly Swatter Vocabulary"

Fly Swatter Vocabulary

Fly Swatter Vocabulary

Mr. Martin's Shop Class

Delegates from Wolfe City ISD attended the Texas Association of Student Council’s District 3 Spring Conference on Saturday, February 28, at Northwest High School. The energetic, one-day event gave student council members the opportunity to network, participate in leadership workshops, and exchange ideas for projects. The conference also featured elections for new district officers, fostering leadership and engagement among attendees.

• WCES students have read over 16, 999,046 words this year
• WCMS 8th grade students visited the Holocaust Museum in Dallas after finishing their unit on the the Diary of Anne Frank in English class. Students were able to connect lessons to real-world experiences and find a better appreciation for historical events.
• WCHS celebrated National CTE month with a video that will be released soon
• The Boys Golf Team won their opening golf tournament at Lake Fork
• Wolfe City hosted its first middle school track meet at the new track with 19 schools and over 500 students competing
• Mr. Martin had three shop students earn their IBC in welding!
• The Ag Expansion project has a concrete slab
  
• The school board approved adding lights to the baseball and softball fields
• Texas Strategic Leadership (TSL) initiative walk throughs continue to reach goals set by the Steering Committee which is a great accomplishment for academic instruction
• The BEST Students EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wolfe City Elementary celebrates the 100th Day of School

WCMS Robotics students coded "step counters" and took an afternoon walk to ensure coding worked properly

WCHS Percussion Ensemble competed for the first time in over 30 years and brough home the first 1-Superior Rating!

Tennis season started off strong with Taylin Karl and Judd Northcutt winning all four of their matches to claim the Doubles Championship at the tournament in Bonham. Their hard work, teamwork, and determination set the tone for what looks to be an exciting season ahead. Congratulations to both of them on an outstanding start!

The Varsity Boys brought home the Team Championship, claiming 1st place in their opening meet of the season. What a strong start and a great testament to their hard work and preparation!

The Varsity Girls also competed with determination , earning a solid 4th place team finish. Their effort and competitiveness set the tone for a promising season ahead.

Congratulations to all of our student-athletes and coaches on a fantastic season opener!

Heifers and Ag Mechanics students recently attended the San Angelo Livestock Show, where all Ag Mechanics projects proudly brought home blue ribbons. Our students continue to showcase their hard work, craftsmanship, and dedication in and out of the show ring.

During National FFA Week (February 24–27), members celebrated agriculture and leadership by promoting the importance of the industry throughout the district. Students visited Kindergarten classes to share where their food comes from, helping our youngest learners better understand the role agriculture plays in their everyday lives.

We also had a student participate in the scramble at the San Antonio Rodeo, earning a $2,000 voucher toward the purchase of a heifer for next year. What an incredible accomplishment and investment in their future!

To spread a little extra kindness, our FFA officers celebrated Valentine’s Day by setting up a table where students could write affirmations and place them in teachers’ Valentine’s bags. It was a thoughtful way to show appreciation and build positive relationships across campus.

We are proud of our FFA students for their leadership, service, and continued success!

Steve Taylor works extremely hard and takes great pride in keeping our fields in tip-top shape for our students. With baseball and softball season in full swing, his dedication truly shines. Because of his hard work and attention to detail, our students have safe, beautiful facilities to practice and compete on every day.

We are incredibly fortunate to have someone so committed to excellence taking care of our fields.

Thank you, Steve, for all that you do for our students and our district! ⚾🥎

Mrs. Richelle Carr has made an incredible impact as the new BETA sponsor for the 2025–2026 school year. Through her dedication and leadership, the program has earned the prestigious “School of Distinction” award. Under her guidance, BETA membership has grown significantly from 25 students to 65, with more than 40 members qualifying to attend the National Convention this summer.

We are extremely proud of Mrs. Carr, the BETA program, and our outstanding students who continue to represent Wolfe City with excellence. Mrs. Carr truly exemplifies what it means to Go The Extra Mile, and her commitment to supporting student success is making a lasting difference.

Courtney Allen has proudly served on the Wolfe City ISD Board of Trustees for the past four years and brings 13 years of school-related experience, including 11 years working within Wolfe City ISD. She is deeply committed to volunteering her time whenever and wherever it is needed and remains actively involved in both the school and the community through organizations such as Wolfe City FFA, the Wolfe City Riding Club, the Wolfe City Athletic Booster Club, and various local fundraising efforts.

Courtney genuinely enjoys giving back to the community that has supported her and her family throughout the years. During her time on the Board of Trustees, she has been part of approving numerous improvements designed to support staff and enhance student learning. These efforts include implementing additional curriculum resources such as iReady and Sharon Wells to strengthen academic success. She has also supported multiple facility improvement projects aimed at enhancing the overall appearance and functionality of the district, ensuring a welcoming and supportive environment for students, staff, and the entire community.

Courtney Allen remains committed to “Making Tracks for the Future!”