The Beaumont Foundation of America has selected its 2024 recipients for the Wayne A. Reaud Excellence in Education Award. Teachers are chosen each year to receive this prestigious award in recognition of their contributions as educators. in Southeast Texas. Each Award Recipient will be honored at an awards gala on May 14 and will receive a crystal obelisk, a portrait, and a significant financial award.
Congratulations to Mrs Krystal. Hayes, 2024 Woodville High School Reaud Award Recipient! This is the first time in history that any teacher at Woodville High School has ever received this honor.
We are so proud of all that Mrs. Hayes has accomplished, completing her M.Ed in Administration this year. She also serves as Math Department Chair, mentor to her fellow teachers, Student Council advisor, prom coordinator, and cheer sponsor. She currently teaches Algebra 1 at WHS.
The Reaud Award, established in 2009, recognizes and celebrates "superior contributions of teachers whose leadership and dedication inspire a spirit of learning in students of all backgrounds and learning abilities," according to the foundation's website.
Other eligibility criteria include dedication, knowledge and skill, distinguishable classroom practice, professionalism, and contributions to the wider school community.
Congratulations, Mrs. Hayes!
Latest round of progress pictures on a foggy Monday morning!
Just a reminder! Coming up this Saturday!
So excited to finally be able to do this! Come out and share the moment with us!
Woodville Middle School students representing too!!!! WISD had another group of students who were chosen to participate at the TASB Governance Conference in Galveston. The group left out super early this morning and will be presenting their "Great Storm of 1900 Project", sharing information and demonstrating their knowledge and leadership skills. What a great experience for these exceptional middle school students and their leaders!
We are so proud and excited for WHS's auto body collision repair class. Under the guidance of Mr. Jesus Prieto (Chuy), the class has been working on restoring this vintage pickup. They were chosen (from hundreds of student groups statewide) to attend the Texas Association of School Boards Governance Camp being held in Galveston over the next couple days. They will have the opportunity to showcase and discuss the skills they are learning. This is a statewide conference attended by school board members from districts all across Texas.
"Eagle 1" is headed out!!!!
Mark your calendars!
In recognition of SRO Appreciation Day (February 15th), we want to give a big shout out to WISD's Director of Safety and Security Stevan Sturrock and Officer Mike Williams for all they do to keep us safe!!! Thanks guys!!!
WHS students Hollie Jarrott and Kelsey Merian participated in the San Antonio and San Angelo's livestock shows this past week. Check them out in action!
Due to connectivity issues effecting much of our area, WISD internet and phones are down across the district. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
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More progress! Follow along! We will keep you updated every step of the way!
Stay tuned! We will keep you updated every step of the way!
Starting to see some "solid" progress!!!!
The Lady Eagle Basketball Team will take on Orangefield this Monday, February 12th at 6:30 p.m. in Kirbyville. We will be the visiting team, tickets are $5 adults, $3 students; UIL, TABC, THSCA and senior passes will be accepted.
Let's Go Lady Eagles!!!!!
The progress continues! Big things are happening and it is such an exciting time for Woodville ISD!!!!
Due to a cable issue with AT&T, WISD phones and Internet are down across all campuses and the administration office. We are aware of this and are sorry for any inconvenience.
Due to the visibility and road conditions caused by the amount of rain we have received, Woodville ISD is delaying school today by one hour. Buses will run one hour later. Breakfast will be served. Staff will be on campus by 8:15.
On Tuesday, January 23rd Woodville ISD will hold a roll out meeting for the new Woodville Academy to Certify Teachers program (Woodville ACT). This meeting is open to the public as well as current staff who are interested in a career path that will lead to becoming a certified teacher at Woodville ISD. The meeting will be held at the Woodville High School Library from 4pm-5pm. Anyone interested in learning more about the program and its benefits are encouraged to attend.
Woodville ISD will resume our regular schedule tomorrow, Wednesday, January 17th. All buses will run at regular time and breakfast will be served.