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A Season of Leadership, Gratitude, and New Beginnings at Wylie ISD In school districts, just like in families, change has a way of arriving in seasons. And this winter, as the h...

Small Businesses, Big Dreams How Wylie High Students Turned the Bulldog Christmas Market Into a Celebration of Creativity, Community & Courage On a chilly December evening, ...

With Abilene glowing under its December lights, a quiet kind of magic has been unfolding across Wylie ISD. It didn’t start with fanfare or a formal launch. It started with childre...

Article by Greg Jaklewicz Photos Courtesy of Dakota Zagada Going to the show? What: “Little Women” musical, based on the Louisa May Alcott novel When: 7 p.m. Friday and S...

48 Compete • 32 Advance • Countless Futures Shaped This past week was a big one for the future of teaching in Wylie ISD. Forty-eight students from Amber Jansa’s Education & Tr...

How Wylie Swimmer Reagan Rollins Is Diving Into Teaching, Leadership, and Bulldog Heart On most days, you’ll find Wylie High School swimmer Reagan Rollins gliding through th...

On most November mornings in West Texas, the wind wakes up before the sun does. It rolls across the fields, stirs dust into the air, and tugs at golf shirts and ball caps. That m...

It’s still pretty dark outside when the Pure Gold Band begins to gather in the parking lot, brass catching the first hints of an Abilene sunrise. In the center of it all—steady, ...

The Heart That Never Takes a Day Off Honoring Wylie ISD’s Substitute Educators on Substitute Educators Day A Quiet Courage Each Morning On any given morning across Wylie I...

Going to the show? What: “Picasso at the Lapin Agile,” by Steve Martin When: 7 p.m. Thursday–Saturday Where: Wylie ISD Performing Arts Center (or, Centre des arts de la ...

Courtesy of KTXS | Story by Caitlin Leggett Wylie High School received a special honor this week as Special Olympics awarded Wylie ISD a National Unified Champion School banne...

Article by Greg Jaklewicz Photos Courtesy of WylieSports.com Season Starts Strong for Wylie Boys Basketball Wylie already this season has accomplished something it hasn’t in r...

Article by Greg Jaklewicz Photos Courtesy of WylieSports.com A 4–0 Run and a Statement Win It really wasn’t the tournament championship game, but it was. The Wylie High gir...

A Tournament Built on Teamwork — On and Off the Court On the first morning of the Stanley Whisenhunt Classic, long before the first whistle echoed through Bulldog Gym, the Wy...

Last week’s two-day community food drive—hosted across United Supermarkets and Market Street, Hardin-Simmons University, and right here at Wylie ISD—was a tremendous success. Toge...

Article by Greg Jaklewicz Photos Courtesy of TexPix.com Season Outlook Duane Hopper enters his fourth season as Wylie High girls basketball coach with his highest hopes ye...

Today in the Wylie High gym, our community came together as three Bulldog athletes took a meaningful step in their athletic and academic journeys. Parents, coaches, teammates, a...

Music, memories, and a clear-eyed look at what’s ahead for Abilene and our Bulldogs. The Performing Arts Center felt a little like a front porch this morning—warm, welcoming,...

With a flyover, flashing lights, and hundreds of waving flags, Wylie East Intermediate brought the community together for a moving first-ever Veterans Day Parade. The sound of ...

Students explore deployment life inside a real Air Force SSS tent It’s not every day that 4th and 5th graders at Wylie East Intermediate walk into a tent built for life on de...