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National Honor Society hosts blood drive

The National Honor Society is hosting another blood drive March 30 all day in the practice gym. Students 17 and older may sign up without parent consent, but students age 16-17 must have their parents sign a form. Students younger than that... READ MORE »»

Which is better?

Learning to drive from a parent or a class? Every student longs for his or her 16th birthday for the chance to be free to roam wherever they please. The main obstacle that stands between them riding in the back seat, and driving in the front,... READ MORE »»

From Raiders to vikings

Seniors commit to Grand View University The Raiders have had a season filled with firsts, beating Wylie High, first senior class, and first playoff berth. Wednesday, Feb.1 was another first, national signing day in which high school athletes... READ MORE »»

A dream today is a dream tomorrow

Students write dream speeches in honor of Black History Month A dream in sleep is a fantasy in the making; a dream on paper is no longer a dream, but a goal. Freshman Nicole Gothard has big dreams for society’s future. In fact, her “dreams”... READ MORE »»

Cross town build up

WISD honor students build home for Habitat for Humanity Raiders and Pirates butting heads is a common sight, but the foes managed to work together as part of their required National Honor Society community service hours. All WISD students pushed... READ MORE »»

Journalist wins state award

Congratulations to Blue Print Features Editor Caitlyn Bogart! She won second place in the large school Lone Star Writing Contest co-sponsored by the Interscholastic League Press Conference and Texas Press Association with her “Social Media... READ MORE »»

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Which is better?

Wililam Jackson, Staffer

Learning to drive from a parent or a class? Every student longs for his or her 16th birthday for the chance to be free to roam wherever they please. The... Read more »

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ROTC Cadets visit Sheppard Military Base

Wililam Jackson, Staffer

Cadets from the Wylie East JROTC visited Sheppard Military base Feb. 8 for a tour. The cadets took in stops that included operational units and technical training destinations.... Read more »

February 16, 2012 • 0 comments

Murray on a mission

Laine Griffey, Sports Editor

Senior selected to travel to Europe for exchange program Allison Murray has been selected to represent the local and Regional Rotary Club for 2012-2013. Murray will be... Read more »

January 31, 2012 • 0 comments

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Ft. Worth Stock Show
At the recent Fort Worth Livestock show Molli Pampolina’s Cross Gilt hog won first in class and Dakota Brown placed fourth with his Berkshire Gilt.

Yearbook Group Photos
March 2 is Yearbook Club Photo Day. Wear jeans and your club T shirt that day for group pictures.

Scholarship Deadline
Attention seniors: Feb. 29 is the deadline to fill out the local scholarships application. You must complete this to apply for any WISD scholarship!

Prom Dress Help
The Wylie Women's League will be at all lunches March 22 with free prom dresses for those who may need a little help this year.

Stop Light
The state has approved a stop light to be placed at Hwy 78 and Wylie East Drive. The install date has not been determined, but it will happen sometime during the 2012-2013 school year.