The Wolf's Howl

The Middle School Junior Crew class is making a difference in Wolfe City through hands-on service learning. Led by Amy Herron, the class recently donated Bingo prizes to the Wolfe City senior citizens.

As part of the Career and Technical Education (CTE) program, the Junior Crew focuses on service learning projects that teach students the value of teamwork, responsibility, and giving back to their community. Events like Bingo give students the chance to connect with others, practice leadership skills, and experience the joy of helping.

The Jarrett Tisdale Memorial Golf Tournament took place on October 20, 2025, at Webb Hill Country Club. The event was a heartfelt success, bringing together a large community to honor the memory of a cherished Wolfe City ISD student. Both the golf tournament and silent auction were well-attended, but most importantly, the day celebrated the joyful memories and lasting impact of a student who was deeply loved.

• Jarrett Tisdale Memorial Golf Tournament was a success!
• The leadership team continued its Texas Strategic Leadership initiative in conjunction with the Region 10 Education Service Center
• WCES intern teachers are striving toward success through the Texas Strategic Staffing program with East Texas A&M University
• WCES students read 5,833,570 words for AR
• WCMS Junior Crew did a Bingo Prize fundraiser for the Community Center
• WCHS Show season is gearing up as the Ag barn is beginning to fill with animals for FFA students to show.
• The 8th grade football team won the District Title
• The WCMS volleyball team won the District Title
• Halloween fun was spread across the district
• ACE Halloween Carnival was a HUGE success for ACE families!
• The BEST Students EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mrs. Williams and Ms. Adeja at Wolfe City Middle School incorporated See Turtles into their guidance lessons to help students explore the concept of knowledge.

WCMS Robotics programmed robots to perform tricks for students for Halloween.

The Wolfe City Proud Pack Band competed at the Region 3 UIL Marching Band Competition in Mesquite, Texas, on October 18th. The band earned straight Division II ratings which was a notable improvement from last year.

The Wolfe City High School Beta Club attended the Summit Conference on Wednesday, October 29th! Members were proud to represent Wolfe City as they learned, led, and connected with other outstanding Beta students from across the region. The event offered valuable opportunities for leadership growth, collaboration, and celebrating academic excellence.

Wolfe City High School Student Council officers and delegates attended the District 3 Fall Conference at Nimitz High School in Irving. The theme, “StuCo for Good,” inspired by the musical Wicked, reminded students that true leadership leaves a lasting impact. Members took part in workshops, breakout sessions, and motivational presentations, returning with fresh ideas to make a positive difference at Wolfe City High School.

Student Council members teamed up with Hunt County's "Bras for the Cause" event which was held on Thursday night in Greenville. The event brought in over $111,000 for the night. Our Wolfe City team contributed by providing break-down services, which included moving props, displays, and racks located in downtown shops and businesses.

Wolfe City FBLA students had an exciting opportunity to represent our school at Dallas Mavericks Business Day! Students gained firsthand experience learning about leadership, marketing, and teamwork behind the scenes of an NBA franchise, exploring how business strategies bring the game to life both on and off the court.

Wolfe City FFA members had an impressive month of competition, earning multiple top awards. At Princeton’s LDE Contest on October 10, twelve teams competed and brought home nine banners, including six first-place finishes. The success continued at East Texas A&M University’s LDE Contest on October 17, where eight teams earned two first-place banners. At the State Fair on October 19, Whitley Rogers placed 2nd in class and was named Reserve Division Champion, while Brinlee Allen placed 7th out of 13.

Wolfe City ISD is proud to recognize Angie Steele, our dedicated PEIMS Coordinator, as the Go The Extra Mile award recipient for October. Selected by the administration team, this honor celebrates her exceptional commitment to supporting the district and its staff.

In her dual role, Angie manages Accounts Payable and oversees the district’s Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS). Her attention to detail ensures that financial processes run smoothly and that accurate, timely data supports the district’s ongoing success.

Beyond her primary responsibilities, she is a constant resource for secretaries and staff across all departments—always ready to offer guidance and assistance whenever questions arise. Her willingness to help others and her dedication to making every process more efficient truly exemplify the spirit of going the extra mile.

Her hard work, professionalism, and positive attitude have made a lasting impact on Wolfe City ISD. We are grateful for her outstanding contributions and proud to celebrate her for making a difference every day!

Wolfe City ISD. Jessie oversees all grounds and maintenance operations, ensuring that everything on campus is running smoothly and that all facilities are well cared for. Thanks to his hard work and attention to detail, our schools always look their best and provide a safe, welcoming environment for students and staff.

Jessie’s easygoing personality, positive attitude, and dependable work ethic make him a pleasure to work with. He can always be counted on to handle any task efficiently and with a smile. Wolfe City ISD is grateful for Jessie’s dedication and leadership in keeping our district running strong!

Wolfe City ISD proudly recognizes Charolette Gardner as our October School Board Member of the Month! A lifelong resident of Wolfe City, Charolette was the Valedictorian of the Class of 1995 and actively served as an officer in numerous school clubs during her student years.

Today, Charolette continues her dedication to the community as a founding member of the Wolfe City ISD Education Foundation Board, a member of the School Board, and an active participant at West Main Church of Christ. She enjoys traveling across the country to see her favorite band, Dailey & Vincent, and cherishes spending time with her family—especially spoiling her nieces and nephews.

Charolette’s deep love for Wolfe City and Wolfe City ISD shines through in her service, support of the Wolves, and commitment to enhancing education in our community. We are grateful for her leadership, passion, and dedication!