Wall ISD

Our third graders had a great time visiting the Kids, Kows & More Expo, an event focused on teaching students about agriculture in a hands-on way. Students explored different stations where they learned how farming, animals, and natural resources all connect to the food and products we use every day. It was a fun and meaningful trip that helped them see agriculture in action!

Social Studies STAAR review 🤝 scavenger hunt 🗺️📚 Our 8th graders had a fun, hands-on review activity in history today! Clipboards in tow, they hunted through the hallways, reviewing key concepts and putting their knowledge to work in an engaging way!

Join us for an evening of music at the Wall Bands Annual Spring Concert! 🎶

The concert will take place Monday, April 20th at 6:30 PM in the Murphy Auditorium in San Angelo and will feature performances from all of our outstanding young musicians. The 5th Grade Band will kick things off at 6:30, followed by both middle school ensembles, with the high school band closing out the evening.

We hope you’ll come out and support our talented students for a great night of music! 🎼

Gravity was tested… eggs were on the line… and creativity made all the difference! 🥚🚀 Wall High School physics students took on the Egg Drop Challenge—designing and building to see whose egg could survive the fall!

Regional Champions! 🏆 The Wall Hawk Golf Team brought home 1st place at Regionals! Maxwell Wymore finished 2nd place individually! Congrats!! On to State- April 27 & 28! 👏

Big win for Wall Robotics! 🤖🏆 Grand Champion in the Inventions category at the San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo Robotics Contest on April 11th—way to represent! 👏

This week across WISD:

A busy and exciting week for our Hawks!
✔️ State testing in full swing
✔️ Strong showings in athletics
✔️Band Spring concert
✔️ Engaged, hands-on learning in classrooms

It’s a great week to be a Hawk!

Fourth graders put their engineering minds to work after the STAAR test! Over the past two days, they designed and built Peep catapults, then put them to the test to see how far they could launch their marshmallow creations!

We are excited to share that Mrs. Stace Fisher is KLST’s Teacher of the Week! As a kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Fisher makes a lasting impact on her students with her fun, creative style. She is nurturing, patient, and kind: all the best ingredients for a fabulous teacher. ⭐️ So well deserved—congratulations, Mrs. Fisher! 🍎👏

7th grade Book Club is officially underway! 📚 Students enjoyed a fun “book tasting” experience—sampling a variety of genres along with snacks and treats—before choosing their books. Now they’re excited and ready to dive in!

Today, our 5th graders turned history into action with the “Battle of the Chains”! Students worked in teams, racing against each other to create the longest chain possible— but it wasn’t just about speed. They had to come up with strategies, communicate, and think critically, just like military leaders during the Civil War. As they built their chains, we connected the activity to the different strategies used by the North and South— discussing how planning, resources, and teamwork can impact the outcome of a conflict. A day full of creativity, collaboration, and friendly competition! 🏆✨

Baine Jenschke has officially signed with the United States Naval Academy to continue his education and play collegiate rugby—an incredible accomplishment that reflects his dedication, discipline, and relentless work ethic! Admission into the Naval Academy is no small feat. It demands strong academics, proven leadership, and outstanding character. Candidates must earn top recommendations, secure a nomination—often from a member of Congress—and meet rigorous physical, medical, and academic standards through a highly competitive process. Baine’s achievement is a true testament to the time, effort, and commitment he has poured into every step of his journey. We are proud to see him take this next step and can’t wait to watch him succeed at the next level!

State testing is here, and we’re kicking things off this week with our Little Hawks in 3rd and 4th grade! ✨

Here’s our testing calendar as a quick reminder. We know each of our Hawks is ready to soar—confident, prepared, and ready to show ’em what they’ve got! We can’t wait to see them shine. Let’s go, Hawks!

We hope you had a joyous Easter with your family and friends! As a reminder: No School TOMORROW, April 6th!

It’s a big week at WISD!

Our 3rd and 4th graders are kicking off the first round of STAAR testing in Reading Language Arts—wishing them focus and confidence!

We’ll also be cheering on our Hawks in district golf, baseball, softball, and track as they compete throughout the week and our FCCLA chapter will be competing at state competition as well!

And to top it off, Friday marks the end of the 5th six weeks—finish strong, Hawks!

It takes a village to run a track meet, and the Wall Hawk Village is the best! 💚 Thank you to our coaches, students, athletes, staff, parents, and community members who volunteered their time to help make the 2026 Wall Middle School Cotton Patch Relays a success. What a great night! ⭐️

Our WHS FCCLA students brought smiles to Park Plaza Nursing Home with a fun-filled egg hunt! We love seeing our students serve and connect with the community! 💚

Busy week across WISD!

District golf, tennis, softball, and baseball are in full swing, both campuses are hosting the Cotton Patch Relays, students are enjoying egg hunts, and we’ll round it all out with a school holiday on Friday, April 3rd!

WISD will also have a school holiday the Monday after Easter, April 6th.

Have a great week Hawk Nation!

Our 8th graders put on their detective hats for a Civil War escape room! They decoded clues, analyzed sources, and worked as a team—digging into causes, battles, and impacts of the war. Fun and learning rolled into one!🕵️ 🕵️‍♂️🔍

In the spirit of March Madness, our 7th Grade PIT students brought the competition to the classroom with their own twist—Typing Madness! ⌨️🏀 Each class created their own bracket, and students competed their way through each round, with winners advancing to the Grand Finale. The ultimate champion then faced off against Mrs. Carranco in an exciting final showdown! It was a fun, high-energy way to sharpen typing skills while building confidence, sportsmanship, and a little friendly competition along the way.

When you think of 7th grade science at WMS, one thing always comes to mind—rat trap cars! 🛠️🚗 This fun tradition continues, and our students have been hard at work designing, building, and testing their cars as they put their engineering skills to the test. The creativity, problem-solving, and determination we’ve seen has been so fun to watch! They’ll hit the track for competition on TUESDAY, and it’s going to be a good one! 👏 Stay tuned… an epic showdown is coming next week!