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Liz Rodriguez, WIS cafeteria manager and 22 year district employee, was honored at the November 16th board meeting for her life saving response when a student was choking in the cafeteria. 

Our November staff member of the month is WHS math teacher, Dana Marshall.  Dana is a new addition to our Wildcat family this year, and we couldn't be more proud of the impact she's having.   

Thank you for everything you do for our students!  

Whitney ISD students are welcome to attend athletic events at Wildcat Stadium with the following guidelines:

• Purchase a student ticket or present an athletics ID at the home gate
• Students PK-6th grade may attend and sit with a parent/guardian
• Students in 7th & 8th grades may attend and sit in the designated WMS Student Section or with a parent/guardian (must present ID at the gate)
• WHS students may attend and sit in the designated WHS Student Section or with a parent/guardian

Behavioral expectations for all WISD students:

• No running around
• No cursing
• No throwing things over the bleachers or at other students
• No horseplay/roughhousing
• Must follow the directions of administrators working at the game

Students who do not comply with these guidelines and expectations will be asked to leave and will not be allowed to attend the next event.

Join our group of WES and WIS family members and educators working together to strengthen the learning environment and make positive connections between home and school!  We will meet 4 times per year in September, January, April, and July to discuss the needs of families, the roles of parents and schools in education, and supports needed.

• Purchase a student ticket or present an athletics ID at the home gate
• Students PK-6th grade may attend and sit with a parent/guardian
• Students in 7th & 8th grades may attend and sit in the designated WMS Student Section or with a parent/guardian (must present ID at the gate)
• WHS students may attend and sit in the designated WHS Student Section or with a parent/guardian

• No running around
• No cursing
• No throwing things over the bleachers or at other students
• No horseplay/roughhousing
• Must follow the directions of administrators working at the game

Our school has a nationally recognized volunteer program called Volunteers in Public Schools, or VIPs.  Our VIPs are instrumental in giving individual or classroom help to our students and help to reinforce the instruction given by our classroom teachers.

Take this opportunity to make a difference in the lives and futures of our children and become a VIP today!

Contact Rayna Whitney for more information today!