The largest line in Wylie Belle’s history is learning that precision begins long before the music, with six student leaders setting a tone of trust, discipline and encouragement. When the Wylie Belles hear the words “100 kicks,” no one mistakes them for a suggestion. Several days a week, the team works through combinations of traditional […]
Critters in the Classroom
Leaping lizards! We love our bulldogs, but some other animals have wiggled, cuddled, slithered or swam into the hearts of teachers and students at Wylie East Intermediate. These little rascals not only make learning fun but also impact educational and behavioral development. According to research by petsintheclassroom.org, teachers across the United States and Canada reported […]
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 […]
From Unexpected Circumstances Comes Immeasurable Love
The publisher may make a commission from story links. If you told Wylie parent Robyn Burns she’d be writing a children’s book in 2020, she would have thought it completely far-fetched and definitely unexpected. However, looking back now, Burns can see how everything led to this moment and soon the publishing of her very first […]
A Zest for Life Just May Become a Profession
As recent Wylie graduate London Groves begins freshman classes at ACU, she is contemplating what she would like to do professionally. However, what started as a hobby may sway her in a different direction. Groves began taking flight lessons at Lytle Aviation a little over four months ago. At the time, she was considering med […]
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