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Wylie ISD is excited to announce Shelby Ternus as the new Head Girls Soccer Coach at Wylie High School. She steps into the role following Chris Bezner, who made the decision to step back from varsity athletics

When a fellow student had a medical emergency on the bus ride home, Burnett Junior High student Garrison Suell didn’t hesitate. Drawing on first-aid training he learned in his physical education class, Suell’s quick actions earned him the district’s “Life Saver” award.

The entire second-grade class at Smith Elementary recently transformed their classrooms into a Poetry Café, where students wrote two of their very own poems and presented them to their classmates and parents.

Wylie ISD is proud to announce the upcoming groundbreaking ceremony for its 22nd and 23rd campuses: O.W. Hampton Intermediate and Richard Parker Junior High, both scheduled to open in August 2026.

At Birmingham Elementary, third-grade students dove into entrepreneurship during a recent Market Day event, where classmates and staff explored and purchased goods from their creative booths run by the Birmingham Bears.

Wylie ISD has been honored with the 2025 Best Communities for Music Education award (BCME).

Wylie ISD is pleased to announce the promotion of Mary Zucha as the next principal of Cooper Junior High. Zucha will assume leadership following the transition of current principal Leslie Dodson to Executive Director of Student Services for the district.

Before Wylie Fire & Rescue’s newest firetrucks ever hit the road, they need something powerful — a name. And who better to capture the spirit of bravery, strength, and service than the students of Wylie ISD?

Last May, Wylie High School senior Elizabeth “Lizzie” South set out to write her first-ever novel. Just seven months later, her hard work has paid off, and the book is now available for readers to enjoy.