Recently, Wylie’s Destination Imagination program, better known as DI, competed in the Texas DI regional meet. It’s imagination at its finest — wild-colorful costumes, silly hats, props of plenty, and hundreds of energetic students of all ages, and team names of nonsense. Adults involved as volunteers and supportive parents will agree that one does not […]
A Tradition Expanded
The longtime Wylie tradition of “It Is Well” being played by the Pure Gold Band at the end of each football game has seen revival in student recognition this season. The cheerleaders, football players, trainers, and students are taking time to stand as the band plays, honoring Wylie friends who have been lost in recent […]
“It Takes a Pack” Event Sheds Light on Teenage Struggles and Provide Parents Tool to Support
“It Takes a Pack” sponsored by Wylie ISD Recently, Wylie High asked its students to anonymously answer three questions: If you could tell your parents something you have done or that you have experienced without repercussions, what would it be? What is something you wish your parents knew? What is something you have dealt with, […]
New Group Builds Leadership and Community-Mindedness
Wylie’s newest campus, Wylie East Intermediate, did not wait long to start equipping its students with an opportunity to build leaders and service-minded students, starting their very first student leadership group this year. “Mrs. McKnight [our music teacher] came to me at the beginning of the year with an idea for a student council-like group, […]
Wylie Cub Scouts Take to the Racetrack at the Mall of Abilene
It’s “go-time” for a pack of 40 Wylie Cub Scouts as they celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Boy Scout’s Pinewood Derby – a beloved Scouting activity that not only builds great cars and memories but also skills that last a lifetime. Russell Parramore, who grew-up scouting in the Big Country and has helped organize […]
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