At the recent Wylie ISD board meeting held on May 18 at the Montgomery Center at Wylie High School, trustees approved staff raises for the 2026-27 school year and celebrated the accomplishments of students across the district. The meeting underscored the district’s dedication to fostering educational excellence and supporting its staff.

Student Recognitions

The meeting commenced with accolades for the parent-teacher associations at several elementary schools, including Cox, Whitt, Watkins, and Harrison Intermediate, all of which received the Texas PTA’s Platinum Voice for Every Child Award. Cramer Elementary’s PTA will be recognized next month after qualifying post-deadline.

Students from various campuses were honored for their achievements in prestigious competitions such as Future Problem Solvers, the SkillsUSA State Leadership and Skills Conference, and multiple all-state contests. These students represented Wylie High School, Wylie East High School, McMillan Junior High School, Cooper Junior High School, and Davis Intermediate School, showcasing the district’s diverse talent and commitment to student development.

Staff Raises and Legislative Priorities

In addition to celebrating student success, the board approved salary increases for district staff, reflecting a commitment to attracting and retaining quality educators. The trustees also adopted legislative priorities that will guide the district’s advocacy efforts in the coming years, ensuring that the needs and values of the Wylie community are represented at the state level.

These developments highlight Wylie ISD’s ongoing efforts to support both its students and staff, reinforcing the district’s role as a cornerstone of the local community.

Original reporting: Wylie News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.