Abilene Regional Medical Center reached out to Mrs. Cheek and asked for help to design a headgear for protective face shields. Mrs. Cheek quickly called Wylie student Kole Trumble, Mr. Hope, Mr. Hurst, Region 14 and ATEMS for help. They got to work and delivered 50 headgear prototypes for the anti-fog plastic to be attached. […]
Wylie 8th grade Washington D.C. trip 2020
Each year Mrs. Shannon Robinson who teaches at WWJH takes a group of 8th graders to Washington D.C. The Washington D.C. trip is open to both East and West Wylie Jr. High 8th graders. The trip is 4 days and 3 nights. The highlights include, the Smithsonian Museums, Capitol tour, Spy Museum, a wreath-laying […]
Culinary Arts Class Decorates Cakes
Mrs. Harris’ Culinary Arts class had fun decorating cakes last week in class. Teachers and staff had the opportunity to vote on their favorite cake! 1st Place is Winnie the Pooh 2nd Place is Cookie Monster and Elmo 3rd Place is Scooby with Scooby Snacks & cupcakes
Wylie 3-Year-Old Battling Goliath-Like Illness
Miller Thweatt is only 3 years old, but he’s already had to go up against Goliath. Miller has a rare mitochondrial disease that doctors say always proves fatal, usually in two to three years. But Miller keeps slaying the giant-sized challenges in front of him. “He has done nothing but get stronger and healthier […]
The legacy of Coach Hibbitts
When track season starts this spring, Coach Kerry Hibbitts will not be leading the girls’ team for the first time in 28 years. Coach Hibbitts and his wife, Susan, who was the longtime librarian at the high school, both retired at the end of the 2019 school year. Hibbitts had been the girls’ track coach […]
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