Logan Jones (left) and Addison Bayouth add food prep skills to their resume as they work at United Supermarket on S. 14 Street. Wylie High’s 18 Plus/Occupational & Career Preparation program is seeking to add a few more businesses or organizations to its repertoire for on-the-job training for its students. Casi Watson, the functional academic […]
In the Spotlight: Wylie Robotics
The Robotics program at Wylie High School (WHS) is just really getting started. It’s one team competed at its first competition at Abilene Christian University Big Country Round-Up V5RC on Sat., Feb. 7, and for their first outing placed in the top 10. The team of four — three juniors and one sophomore — started […]
A Case to Repeat History
In 2008, Wylie High School History teacher and UIL Coordinator Garret Dowell became the only person in the history of UIL Social Studies competition to score a perfect score on the test. His score has remained unmatched for 18 years, but now his former student, senior Canyon South may be the one to match it. […]
The Spirit Horn and Its Keeper
That’s right. This plastic, Wylie-gold horn that sounds like the horns blown fiercely at soccer matches, excuse me, I mean football matches across the pond like in Spain or England has its own little history. It all started in 2017, when Wylie sophomore Stran Blair grabbed it out of his mom Daisy Yoder’s classroom as […]
Thinking Outside the Bag
This past October, the Student Council at Wylie High School took basic plastic grocery bags and wove them into mats for individuals who are living without shelter in the Abilene community. Senior Kamryn Johnson, Wylie’s Student Council community service chair, said the process was a learning experience since weaving isn’t an activity she or the […]
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