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Welcome to George W. Bush Elementary, proudly serving grades K-4 in Wylie ISD. Nestled in St. Paul within the Inspiration community, our school is a place where diversity, uniqueness, individuality, and greatness come together as one big family. At Bush Elementary, we believe that every Eagle counts, fostering an inclusive and supportive environment where each student is valued and celebrated. We are dedicated to providing high-quality education and nurturing the potential of every student.
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Bush Elementary students and staff are truly remarkable, and we take pride in highlighting their accomplishments and achievements. Read the great news happening in our school and district.
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Wylie ISD is saddened to announce the passing of Raymond B. Cooper, namesake of Cooper Junior High and a beloved figure in the Wylie community.
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It’s impossible to miss the blue “Beacon of Hope” lighthouses scattered throughout both high schools. If a student is feeling overwhelmed and needs someone to talk to, they won’t have to look far to find a caring adult ready to help. The Beacon of Hope program identifies staff members who are willing to listen when students are in need of a trusted adult.
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Rivalries run deep in Texas high school athletics, and while today’s Wylie High Pirates and Wylie East Raiders have each other in their sights, there was a time when Wylie East didn’t exist. Almost 20 years ago, Wylie High’s focus was on a team nearly 20 miles to the south – Mesquite Poteet.
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Wylie ISD is proud to announce four high school seniors were recently recognized as 2025 National Merit Semi-Finalists by the National Merit Scholarship Program. Wylie High School's Elena Grant and Areebah Mehvish and Wylie East High School’s Emma Kossum and Takumi Yasueda will continue in the competition and be considered for some 7,600 National Merit Scholarships worth more than $30 million.
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Turning a tedious task into a new tradition, football families were invited to “Decals with Dads” at Burnett Junior High. Every year, football coaches and players undertake the important task of thoroughly cleaning all the football helmets and replacing the stickers. With 112 eighth graders and 94 seventh graders, this annual duty came to be quite overwhelming.
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To introduce their peers to life as a Raider, “Raider Navigators” recently facilitated a Freshman Seminar at Wylie East High School.Freshman Seminar is a seven-day freshman orientation class attended by all ninth-grade students to learn important information about being in high school.
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Wylie East High School freshman Marco Hunter-Lopez plans to one day run for Congress; he’s already made connections and built relationships to pave his way to the White House.Visiting with his grandmother about politics is what started Hunter-Lopez’s political journey.
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Wylie ISD has received a preliminary A from the Texas Education Agency on School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) for the 2023-2024 school year. School FIRST reports public school district financial accountability ratings.Since TEA began rating the financial management of districts over 20 years ago, during the 2002-03 school year, Wylie ISD has achieved an A every year -- the highest rating possible!
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Wylie ISD’s Visual Arts Department has been named a “District of Distinction” by the Texas Art Education Association (TAEA). Only the top 5.5 percent of districts in the state earned the honor this year.
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The Wylie High School Mobile Robotics Technology team took home the gold at the SkillsUSA national competition in Atlanta! Under the direction of Morris Goldade, SkillsUSA advisor and robotics teacher, juniors Sevy Wang and Kyle Quick can now add “National Champion” to their list of achievements.
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Wylie ISD students from three different schools brought home top honors in three different contests at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta.