The WHS FFA is excited to announce our Annual FFA Plant Sale happening Thursday, May 1, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Winnsboro High School Greenhouse. It’s first come, first serve, so be sure to come early for the best selection. This year, we’ve got even more vegetable plants available—perfect for your spring garden! We appreciate your continued support of our FFA program—thank you so much for helping us grow!
The Special Education Parent Involvement Survey conducted by TEA is underway! This is a federally required data collection and our district is participating this year. This is an opportunity for parents to share their opinions and experiences and for our district to obtain data to guide program improvements or share successes.
TEA has hired Gibson Consulting Group to administer this survey statewide – they can be contacted at any time for help, including helping a parent complete the survey over the phone in English or Spanish at (512) 580-6008. They can also be contacted via email at support@gibsonconsult.com.
Selected families should have received an email about the survey from Gibson Consulting Group. The deadline for completing surveys this year is May 30th.
Today is School Bus Drivers Appreciation Day, and we want to give a BIG shoutout to the amazing drivers who safely transport our students every day!
At this month’s WISD School Board meeting, our incredible WHS Certified Clinical Medical Assistant students were honored for an amazing achievement — a 100% pass rate on the nationally recognized CCMA exam! We couldn’t be prouder of their dedication, determination, and drive.
WISD will be closed on Friday, April 18 in observance of Good Friday. We hope everyone enjoys a safe and restful long weekend!
Several of our amazing Winnsboro High School FFA students have qualified for the State Competition!
Teams heading to state include:
Meats
Forage
Vet Tech
Livestock
Poultry
Farm Business Management
Dairy
We are SO proud of your hard work and dedication—go represent Winnsboro with pride!
There will be a mandatory parent meeting for all current 8th grade students and their parents. WHS staff will be discussing important information as your student prepares for high school.
Today, students across WISD proudly wore orange to show their love and support for one of our own—Levi Woods—as he continues his courageous fight against Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
Our WJH and WHS students got to enjoy a fun new menu option in the cafeteria today — a baked potato bar! The students were super excited to build their own loaded baked potatoes, and it was definitely a hit!
ORANGE OUT for Levi!
Join us in showing love and support for our very own WHS student, Levi Woods, as he continues his fight against Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
We’re asking everyone to wear ORANGE on Monday, April 14 to let Levi know that his WISD family is standing with him every step of the way!
Let’s flood the halls, the classrooms, and the community with orange for Levi.
Make plans to enjoy our Potato Bar in the WHS & WJHS cafeterias on Wednesday, April 10! This is another delicious preview as we continue working to expand our school menu for students and staff.
Today, our 5th grade students had a blast during Math Madness as they geared up for the Math STAAR test! They participated in fun activities while learning valuable skills. We’re excited to see how all their hard work pays off!
We are continuing to monitor today’s weather conditions closely. As of now, there are no plans for an early release. Should conditions or plans change, we will notify parents as soon as possible.
Thank you for your understanding! Stay safe and stay tuned for potential updates.
New Food Delivery Policy for Student Safety
To enhance the safety of our students and campuses, food deliveries will only be allowed from parents, guardians, or immediate family members. This measure will help reduce the number of unauthorized individuals accessing our campuses.
Effective Monday, March 31, 2025, any unauthorized food deliveries will be denied.
If you have any questions, please contact your student’s campus. Thank you for your understanding and support in making student safety our top priority.
Come join our WISD team! We’re currently looking for a Director of Food Services to help nourish our students and make a difference every day. If you're passionate about serving great meals and leading a dedicated team, apply today!
https://www.winnsboroisd.org/page/employment
WISD along with members from the Winnsboro Police Department will be conducting safety drills this morning at Winnsboro Elementary School.
Have a safe and restful spring break!
During this month’s regular WISD School Board meeting, board members honored WHS Student of the Month Luke Rogers and WJHS Staff of the Month Amanda Henry! Thank you both for your hard work and dedication—you make WISD proud!
What a fantastic night at Winnsboro High School’s annual CTE Extravaganza! Our talented students showcased their skills, projects, and career pathways, giving the community a glimpse into the incredible opportunities available through our Career & Technical Education programs. Thank you to everyone who came out to support our students and celebrate their hard work!
The Winnsboro ISD School Board has approved the hiring of Dr. Cody Holloway as the new principal of Winnsboro High School during Monday night’s regular board meeting. Dr. Holloway brings over 14 years of diverse educational experience to the district. He currently serves as an Associate Principal at Royse City ISD and has previously held administrative roles at Terrell ISD. His experience also includes working in Red Oak ISD and Pine Tree ISD, where he has been dedicated to fostering student success and academic excellence.
"I am excited for the opportunity to join Winnsboro ISD," said Dr. Holloway. "I am passionate about creating an educational environment where every student can thrive and grow. Furthermore, I believe it is important to build positive relationships with students, staff, and community members." Dr. Holloway’s leadership will play a vital role in continuing the tradition of excellence at Winnsboro High School, and the district looks forward to the impact he will make in the lives of students and educators.
