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Wylie ISD The OFFICIAL page for the Wylie Independent School District--(Collin County). Wylie ISD is a 6A school district located northeast of Dallas.

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Manufacturing Day took our Architecture and Construction students beyond the classroom and into the world of real-world ...
10/23/2026

Manufacturing Day took our Architecture and Construction students beyond the classroom and into the world of real-world development! 🏗️ 👷

Students explored the development process at Wylie City Hall before visiting two active development sites in Wylie: a specialty grocery store and the expansion at Collin College. From planning to construction, students got a firsthand look at the many steps involved in bringing a project to life.

A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to share their knowledge and give our students a closer look at the industry. These experiences help connect classroom learning to exciting future career opportunities! 💪🧑‍🏭


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🎀 Red Ribbon Week is next week! 🎀We invite everyone in Wylie ISD to wear red on Monday, Oct. 26, to help kick off Red Ri...
10/23/2026

🎀 Red Ribbon Week is next week! 🎀

We invite everyone in Wylie ISD to wear red on Monday, Oct. 26, to help kick off Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week is Oct. 26 - 33.

This year’s theme is “BE A HERO. STAY DRUG FREE.”


10/23/2026

🎭🎶 Ever wonder what it takes to bring a musical to life? Go behind the scenes of Wylie East High School’s production of The Sound of Music, featuring talented students as they share the many roles that make this magnificent production possible! From backstage to center stage, it takes a whole team to make the magic happen. 🌟

Haven’t seen the show yet? There are only TWO performances left!

🎟️ Tonight (Friday, Oct. 23) at 7 p.m.
🎟️ Saturday, Oct. 24, at 2 p.m.

📜🎨 Students in Austin Funderburg's Texas History class at McMillan Junior High worked in groups to create posters highli...
10/23/2026

📜🎨 Students in Austin Funderburg's Texas History class at McMillan Junior High worked in groups to create posters highlighting key battles and events of the Texas Revolution.

Each poster included important dates and locations, key leaders, details about what happened, and the event’s impact on the Texas Revolution. Students also added three illustrations and a timeline to showcase their assigned battle or event. What a great way to collaborate, explore Texas history, and bring the past to life! ⭐


🍎🥣 From apples to applesauce! Watkins kindergarteners have been exploring all things apples, and Emily Killian’s class p...
10/23/2026

🍎🥣 From apples to applesauce! Watkins kindergarteners have been exploring all things apples, and Emily Killian’s class put their learning into action by making homemade applesauce right in the classroom!

Enjoy this sweet story about their delicious creation: https://bit.ly/4jqTAtf

Wally W. Watkins Elementary

🎉⭐ It’s National Principal Month! We have the BEST campus leaders around and love celebrating them this month!🦅❤💙 Today,...
10/23/2026

🎉⭐ It’s National Principal Month! We have the BEST campus leaders around and love celebrating them this month!

🦅❤💙 Today, meet Ashala Morris from George W. Bush Elementary!

Q: What do you love most about your job?
“What I love most about my job is that no two days are ever the same! I get to work alongside an incredible team and amazing families while watching our kids grow, find their confidence, and discover who they are!”


Yesterday, Wylie ISD came together for Unity Day. Proudly wearing orange to show our commitment to creating schools wher...
10/22/2026

Yesterday, Wylie ISD came together for Unity Day. Proudly wearing orange to show our commitment to creating schools where everyone feels safe, valued, and included.

🧡 We stand united in one solid message of support, hope, and unity! 🧡


10/22/2026

Quasquicentennial. 😅 Say that five times fast!

Wylie ISD is celebrating 125 years, and we’re doing our best to get that word down! 😂 Here’s to 125 years of excellence and many more to come! ❤️💙

✍️🐔 Putting their ideas together, one “chicken foot” at a time!Eighth-grade U.S. History students in Kenna Keil’s class ...
10/22/2026

✍️🐔 Putting their ideas together, one “chicken foot” at a time!

Eighth-grade U.S. History students in Kenna Keil’s class at Cooper Junior High School are learning how to write an essay explaining the four ways the Constitution guards against tyranny.

Using the “chicken-foot” method, students partnered up to brainstorm ideas, organize their thoughts, and build a strong foundation for their writing. 🧠🇺🇸

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951 S. Ballard Avenue
Wylie, TX
75098

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