Wylie ISD Community News

Have you cast your vote for your preferred calendar for the 2024-25 school year? If not, please review the two options below and vote NOW in Skyward Family Access under “Online Forms.”

Each family will receive one vote. If your family has multiple students, you will have access to the same form under each student; however, changing the response for one student will update the response for all students in the family to be counted as one vote. If a student has multiple families, each family will have the opportunity to vote.

The survey is open until Friday, Dec. 22 at noon.

Option 1:

• Includes Fall Break (Oct. 14-18)
• First Day of School - Aug. 8
• Thanksgiving Break - Nov. 25-29
• Christmas Break
• Early release: Dec. 20
• Break: Dec. 23-Jan. 3
• Student holiday/professional development: Jan. 6
• Spring Break - March 17-21
• Easter Break - April 18-21
• Last Day of School (early release) - May 22

Option 2:

• NO Fall Break - Fair Day is Oct. 14
• First Day of School - Aug. 15
• Thanksgiving Break - Nov. 25-29
• Christmas Break
• Early release: Dec. 20
• Break: Dec. 23-Jan. 3
• Student holiday/professional development: Jan. 6
• Spring Break - March 17-21
• Easter Break - April 18-21
• Last Day of School (early release) - May 22

Spanish:

• Spanish Option 1
• Spanish Option 2

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Students at Cooper Junior High learned about the most infamous maritime disaster through a Titanic Museum set up in the school’s library. Reading teacher Kat Israeloff created a museum experience for her seventh-grade reading students using reproduced paper memorabilia associated with the RMS Titanic. Replicas such as boarding passes, photos of passengers, receipts, maps of the ship, newspaper articles, advertising flyers, sheet music and dinner menus were displayed for students to view.

As they would in a real museum, students perused this realistic material about the great tragedy at their leisure.

“There were crew passes -- like first class and second class -- that said things about the crew,” seventh-grader Mathias Castro said. “The crew passes put it on a personal level for me.”

Read more about this unique and interactive learning experience by visiting our website.

WEHS Student Council presents Winter Film Spectacular

Wylie ISD Musical Season Continues Thru January 20!