The Wolf's Howl

The Wolfe City High School cheerleaders have earned statewide recognition after competing at the UIL Spirit State Championships, placing 14th out of 44 teams in the highly competitive 2A Division I category.

The team’s journey to state was marked by determination, resilience, and unwavering commitment. Throughout the season, the cheerleaders faced significant challenges, including injuries, illness, and physical exhaustion. Despite these obstacles, they continued to push forward, supporting one another and representing Wolfe City with pride.

Their performance at the state level reflects months of preparation, teamwork, and heart. Competing against some of the best teams in Texas, the Lady Wolves demonstrated grit and unity on one of the biggest stages in high school spirit competition.

The success of the program is also credited to the strong support system behind the team. Families, friends, coaches, and district administration played an essential role in encouraging and advocating for the athletes throughout their season.

The Wolfe City community celebrates this accomplishment and the example these student-athletes have set through their perseverance, sportsmanship, and school pride. Their 14th-place finish at the UIL Spirit State Championships is a testament to their hard work and dedication — and a moment the district will proudly remember.

Jamie Williams, who serves as Wolfe City ISD’s District Counselor, was celebrated by the district this month for Counselor Appreciation Week.

While Jamie wears many hats within WCISD, her primary role is serving as the District Counselor. In this capacity, she supports students across all three campuses, ensuring that every student in Wolfe City ISD has access to guidance, encouragement, and the resources they need to succeed.

Jamie is known for her willingness to step in wherever she is needed. No task is too big or too small, and she consistently goes above and beyond in service to students and staff.

WCISD is grateful for Jamie’s dedication and the countless ways she goes the extra mile each and every day to make a positive difference in the lives of students.

WCHS classes are on a roll, learning more every single day as we engage with academic content. Teachers have been busy working together to go through data to make sure that students are on track for success on tests and most importantly prepared for their future! Inspired by teachers such as Mrs. Zeller in Biology for hands-on, student led learning in labs such as the ones over genetics.

• All WCISD campuses were nominated for the National Showcase School Award for Capturing Kids' Hearts!
• WCES is focusing on Kindness and Teamwork!
• WCMS ELAR department is fully certified!!!!!!!!!!!
• WCHS band is entering UIL concert season!
• Tennis season has officially started with 26 boys/girls participating!
• The Special Programs department will host annual Special Olympic basketball at the Middle School gym on February 17th!
• The BEST Students EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WCES Student Council

WCMS Junior Crew created a "Fill a Cup with Kindness" board to promote kindness

WCHS held a Reverse Peprally to support the cheerleaders for the UIL Spirit competition

WCHS CDE placed 2nd at District Competition, earning a place to state!

Marcie Duncan has dedicated 34 years of service to Wolfe City in our cafeteria program. She began her career as a cafeteria worker and, through hard work and commitment, worked her way up to Director of Child Nutrition.

Marcie ensures that the cafeteria runs smoothly each day and that our students are provided with quality meals in a welcoming environment. She takes great care of both students and staff, always going above and beyond to make sure everyone is taken care of.

We are incredibly grateful for Marcie’s years of service and the heart she brings to her work. She truly goes the extra mile every day in a role that is so important to the success and well-being of our students.

During the January winter storm, Justin diligently drove the roads and kept the district informed of changing conditions, ensuring we could make the best decisions for the safety of our students and staff. His dependability and commitment to going the extra mile never go unnoticed.

Thank you, Justin, for helping keep our Wolfe City ISD family safe during the winter weather event. We truly appreciate you and all that you do for our staff and students every single day!