School Board Appreciation Month Spotlight
Help us continue celebrating the dedicated leaders of Winnsboro ISD! Today we’re getting to know Billy Saucier, WISD School Board Member, place 7.
1.What inspired you to serve on the Winnsboro ISD school board, and what keeps you motivated today?
“I wanted to step up and give back by helping our community and district in a meaningful way. Seeing the success and growth of our students is what continues to motivate me to serve.”
2. What’s one thing you’re especially proud of that the district has accomplished during your time on the board?
“I’m proud of the way WISD has worked through challenges and come out stronger. It’s been rewarding to be part of a team that stays focused and committed, no matter what obstacles come our way.”
3. If you could go back and give your high school self one piece of advice, what would it be?
“Do all you can while you’re in high school and enjoy every second of it—it goes by faster than you think.”
4. On a lighter note, what’s your go-to comfort food or favorite local spot here in Winnsboro?
“My favorite place is my mom and dad’s house, and you can’t beat some good fried fish for comfort food!”
Thank you, Billy, for your service and commitment to WISD! Stay tuned as we continue highlighting our incredible school board members this month!
Help us continue celebrating the dedicated leaders of Winnsboro ISD! Today we’re getting to know Billy Saucier, WISD School Board Member, place 7.
1.What inspired you to serve on the Winnsboro ISD school board, and what keeps you motivated today?
“I wanted to step up and give back by helping our community and district in a meaningful way. Seeing the success and growth of our students is what continues to motivate me to serve.”
2. What’s one thing you’re especially proud of that the district has accomplished during your time on the board?
“I’m proud of the way WISD has worked through challenges and come out stronger. It’s been rewarding to be part of a team that stays focused and committed, no matter what obstacles come our way.”
3. If you could go back and give your high school self one piece of advice, what would it be?
“Do all you can while you’re in high school and enjoy every second of it—it goes by faster than you think.”
4. On a lighter note, what’s your go-to comfort food or favorite local spot here in Winnsboro?
“My favorite place is my mom and dad’s house, and you can’t beat some good fried fish for comfort food!”
Thank you, Billy, for your service and commitment to WISD! Stay tuned as we continue highlighting our incredible school board members this month!
School Board Appreciation Month Spotlight
We’re continuing to celebrate the incredible leaders of Winnsboro ISD! Today’s spotlight is on Jay Murdock, WISD School Board Member, place 2
1. What inspired you to serve on the Winnsboro ISD school board, and what keeps you motivated today?
“I was inspired by my mother-in-law, who served on the WISD school board for many years. Watching her love for this town and our district made a lasting impact on me. My goal is to continue that legacy by always working to make the district better for our students and community.”
2. What’s one thing you’re especially proud of that the district has accomplished during your time on the board?
“I’m proud of how successful so many of our programs have become. It’s great to see students thriving and opportunities continuing to grow across the district.”
3.If you could go back and give your high school self one piece of advice, what would it be?
“Never forget where you came from, and always stay grounded in the values that shaped you.”
Thank you, Jay, for your dedication and heart for WISD! Be sure to follow along as we continue highlighting our amazing school board members this month!
We’re continuing to celebrate the incredible leaders of Winnsboro ISD! Today’s spotlight is on Jay Murdock, WISD School Board Member, place 2
1. What inspired you to serve on the Winnsboro ISD school board, and what keeps you motivated today?
“I was inspired by my mother-in-law, who served on the WISD school board for many years. Watching her love for this town and our district made a lasting impact on me. My goal is to continue that legacy by always working to make the district better for our students and community.”
2. What’s one thing you’re especially proud of that the district has accomplished during your time on the board?
“I’m proud of how successful so many of our programs have become. It’s great to see students thriving and opportunities continuing to grow across the district.”
3.If you could go back and give your high school self one piece of advice, what would it be?
“Never forget where you came from, and always stay grounded in the values that shaped you.”
Thank you, Jay, for your dedication and heart for WISD! Be sure to follow along as we continue highlighting our amazing school board members this month!
Emergency vehicles responded to Winnsboro Junior High today following an incident involving three students. One student was transported by ambulance to the hospital, and the two other students were taken by their parents for medical treatment. All parents of the students involved have been contacted. The situation was handled promptly by staff and emergency personnel. The safety and well-being of our students remain our top priority.
Congratulations to the WHS Class of 2026 Top 10 Seniors!
We are so proud of each of you and your incredible accomplishments. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence truly set you apart. The future is bright, and we can’t wait to see all that you achieve!
Top 10 Seniors (in order):
Lilly Katherine Renee Rulison
Lucas Wayne Rogers
Makenzy Jo Driver
Julia Kate Mitchell
Cassie Mae Coleman
Logan James Sacrey
Beau Brayden Duffield
Halie Leann Shirley
Peyson Glenn Clapp
Benjamin Lee Sheffield
Join us in celebrating these outstanding students!
We are so proud of each of you and your incredible accomplishments. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence truly set you apart. The future is bright, and we can’t wait to see all that you achieve!
Top 10 Seniors (in order):
Lilly Katherine Renee Rulison
Lucas Wayne Rogers
Makenzy Jo Driver
Julia Kate Mitchell
Cassie Mae Coleman
Logan James Sacrey
Beau Brayden Duffield
Halie Leann Shirley
Peyson Glenn Clapp
Benjamin Lee Sheffield
Join us in celebrating these outstanding students!
School Board Appreciation Month Spotlight
Help us celebrate the amazing leaders who serve Winnsboro ISD! Today we’re getting to know Kristie Amason, WISD School Board Member, place 3.
1. What inspired you to serve on the Winnsboro ISD school board, and what keeps you motivated today?
“I wanted to serve on the board because I love Winnsboro schools. I think we have some of the best teachers and students in the state, and their success keeps me motivated to continue serving.”
2. What’s one thing you’re especially proud of that the district has accomplished during your time on the board?
“Our accountability rating has continued to improve, and we consistently adopt a budget that works for our district.”
3. If you could go back and give your high school self one piece of advice, what would it be?
“Do not waste time on people or things that are negative. Choose positivity and kindness.”
3. On a lighter note, what’s your go-to comfort food or favorite local spot here in Winnsboro?
“Fried chicken!”
Thank you, Kristie, for your dedication and heart for WISD! Be sure to follow along as we continue highlighting our wonderful school board members this month!
Have a safe and restful weeked!
Winnsboro ISD is proud to welcome Greg Hollingsworth as our new Chief of Police and Director of Safety. Greg brings more than 20 years of law enforcement experience to this role, having served as a Texas DPS officer and as a proud Army veteran. He is married to our junior high counselor, Kristi, and together they have three children and one grandchild.
We are excited to have Greg join the WISD family and know that his experience, leadership, and dedication will play a vital role in keeping our students and staff safe each day.
We are excited to have Greg join the WISD family and know that his experience, leadership, and dedication will play a vital role in keeping our students and staff safe each day.
This morning, WISD Bus #45 experienced a minor issue while turning around on its route and became stuck in the mud. No students or staff were injured. All students were safely transferred to another bus, and the route continued as normal with all students arriving safely at school. The safety of our students remains our top priority.
The location for WISD early voting has been updated. All early voting will now take place at the Winnsboro Civic Center, located at 915 Wheeler Drive in Winnsboro, Texas.
Here are your 2025-2026 Raiderettes!
Captain - Adison Bird
1st Lieutenant - Lilyanah Crompton
2nd Lieutenant - Everleigh Gilbreath
Tinzleigh Clayburn
Bella Crompton
Allyson Edwards
Sonya Hufstedler
Ambriana Long
Honey Russom
Cali Tharp
Raylin Wyatt
Manager - Nicole Shackelford
WHS students participated in the Shattered Dreams Program this morning, a powerful and emotional experience that left a lasting impact on everyone involved. This program serves as a strong reminder of the real-life consequences of impaired and distracted driving, and the importance of making safe, responsible choices.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this powerful program possible.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this powerful program possible.
WISD will be closed March 23-27 for spring break. Have a safe and restful spring break!!!
Community members are advised that multiple emergency vehicles including ambulances, fire trucks, police vehicles, and a helicopter will be present at Winnsboro High School on Friday, March 20 beginning at 8:00 a.m. This is part of a planned school program.
Winnsboro High School students will be participating in the Shattered Dreams Program, a powerful and realistic simulation that highlights the consequences of drinking and driving.
This program is designed to help students understand how one decision can change lives, impact families, and affect an entire community. We understand the content is heavy and emotional, but it is intended to leave a lasting and meaningful impression. Counselors will be available on campus for any student who may need support.
Winnsboro High School students will be participating in the Shattered Dreams Program, a powerful and realistic simulation that highlights the consequences of drinking and driving.
This program is designed to help students understand how one decision can change lives, impact families, and affect an entire community. We understand the content is heavy and emotional, but it is intended to leave a lasting and meaningful impression. Counselors will be available on campus for any student who may need support.
WISD was proud to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the Jack and Neta Kemp Swine Barn today! We are incredibly grateful for the generous donation that made this amazing facility possible. Thank you to everyone who came out this evening to help us celebrate this special milestone and support our students and agricultural programs.
Beginning Tuesday, March 17, construction will take place along W. Myrtle St. from S. Post Oak to the High School on CR 4200. Access to the back entrance of the High School and the Red Raider Stadium area may be limited or congested during work hours. Please expect traffic delays and plan alternate routes.
Congratulations to the 26–27 WHS cheerleaders and mascot!!!
Varsity
Milee Warren
Carrie Bassett
Cameron Chandler
Eliannah Rychlik
Bevyn Williams
Luci Swain
Ayden Cordova
Hailey Hernandez
Lakyn White
Ryeleigh Batchelor
Natalee Kyle
Avery Cole
Halle Ivery
Nina Schick
Rayanna Harrell
Zoei Brown
Mikah Sanchez
Jewel Johnson
Junior Varsity
Teagan Freeman
Brynlee Whitehurst
Haleigh Hackett
Journey Bolton
Allison Richards
Meredith Ewert
Macee Alexander
Codi Smith
Mascot
Chris Preciado
Today is National School Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day, and we want to give a big shoutout to the amazing maintenance team at Winnsboro ISD!
Our maintenance staff works behind the scenes every day to keep our campuses safe, clean, and running smoothly for our students and staff. From early mornings to late afternoons, they tackle every job with pride and dedication.
Thank you for everything you do for our district. We truly have the best!
Our maintenance staff works behind the scenes every day to keep our campuses safe, clean, and running smoothly for our students and staff. From early mornings to late afternoons, they tackle every job with pride and dedication.
Thank you for everything you do for our district. We truly have the best!
March is National Athletic Training Month, and we are so thankful for the very best! Kasie works long hours and goes above and beyond to care for our student-athletes each and every day. Her dedication and heart for kids make a difference both on and off the field.
Thank you, Kasie, for all that you do!
During this week’s meeting, the WISD School Board proudly recognized several outstanding members of our district family: WMIS Student of the Month Krissa Davis, WJH Student of the Month Barrett Speakman, WISD Volunteer of the Year Rusdon Mills, and WHS Staff Member of the Month Morgan Johnson.
We are incredibly proud of each of you for your hard work, dedication, and the positive example you set for others. Your commitment helps make our district a wonderful place to learn, serve, and grow. Congratulations to you all!
We are incredibly proud of each of you for your hard work, dedication, and the positive example you set for others. Your commitment helps make our district a wonderful place to learn, serve, and grow. Congratulations to you all!
Have a safe and wonderful Winter Break!!!
