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Parent News

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The CSCOPE Parent Portal is designed to allow parents the opportunity to view all Concepts and Key Understandings associated with each unit in CSCOPE Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies (K-12). The listing of CSCOPE Units, Concepts, and Key Understandings on this site represent the versions provided by CSCOPE to each school district/system with an active CSCOPE license for the 2012-13 school year. Click here to go to the portal.

Public Access to CSCOPE lesson plans has been opened. Lessons will be posted as they become available. http://www.public.mycscope.us/

Breakfast Menu - All Campuses.pdf
Lunch Menu K-8.pdf
Lunch Menu 9-12.pdf


Our school district is excited to announce the launch of a new online service* that will allow you to monitor your children's lunchtime purchases, track what your children have been eating for the past 30 days, make deposits directly into their meal accounts, and have an email reminder sent to you when an account balance gets low. Student debit account deposits can be made through ACH payments or by credit card. Each child's account will be updated nightly so that account balance information and payments will be current as of the following day.

For further information:
Click here to go to Food Service Department Page


Resource for Parents & Students

Khan Academy is a website of resources available to anyone. They have a large video library and practice exercises that cover K-12 math and sciences. Videos are only about 10 minutes long with information about specific topics. Exercises allow for individual pace and provide hints. Please click on the link to view the website Khan Academy


Middle School Happenings

On May third 94 sixth grade girls from Wills Point Middle School attended an all day local conference. The purpose of the conference was to inspire, motivate and promote the students self-esteem and prepare them for the transition to Wills Point Junior High School.

The students attended four rotations that day, enjoyed a delicious lunch prepared by Wills Point High School Culinary Arts students, served by students from the Food Management class, and concluded the conference with a question and answer session with professional women at the pinnacle of their career path. The themes of the girls’ conference rotations were “Self-Care” led by Nurse Theresa from the Junior High School, “Self-Esteem” led by Coach Jamie Laney from the Junior High School, “Leadership” led by Mrs. Daisy Brockman of Frisco who is an active volunteer in the Girl and Boy Scouts of American, and “Fitness- Yoga” led by Dr. Elizabeth Reese the CEO of Yogiños: Yoga for Youth®.  Guests of the career panel, in addition to the leaders of the conference, included Suzanne Blasingame WPISD superintendent, Amanda Wallace, the Assistant Superintendent responsible for instruction and accountability for the district, and Cyndi Fields a local Structural Engineer who specializes in bridge design and the management of transportation projects.

This conference could not have been possible without the generosity of the members of the Russell Memorial United Methodist Church, Wills Point Parent Teacher Association, and the support of the leaders of WPISD administration, Wills Point Middle School, and Wills Point Junior High School.


“The trip made me feel important, beautiful, and strong…I enjoyed the balloon [activity] and the yoga. With the balloons I felt relieved and happy. The yoga was relaxing and fun.”

“I thought it was an amazing trip for me and my friends. It helped me with bullying, as well as relaxing and knowing that no matter what- I am beautiful.”


Community Information

Connecting to WPISD
by Suzanne Blasingame, Superintendent, WPISD

Understanding Dual Credit

    Dual Credit offers high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to earn college credit while satisfying high school graduation requirements. High schools offering dual credit have entered into an agreement with a community college or university. These partnerships between high schools and Texas colleges enable high school students to earn college credits before graduating from high school. 
    Courses offered for dual credit include both academic and career/technical courses. While most students take basic core courses such as English, history, math and social science, coursework may include areas such as culinary arts or child development, depending on the various degree plans offered by each community college. 
    
Courses offered for dual credit may be taught at the college campus or at the high school campus by credentialed instructors. Instructors must be qualified according to criteria established by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Dual credit teachers must hold a Master’s Degree in the content area or have eighteen advanced credit hours in the subject. 
    
A high school student must meet the college’s prerequisite requirements for enrollment to take dual credit courses. Students must satisfy Texas Success Initiative (TSI) requirements; although, they may be exempt from this testing if they meet standards for the TAKS, ACT or SAT tests. Students are required to pay tuition for the course or courses taken and may be required to purchase the college textbook. 
    
Wills Point High School currently offers dual credit on campus in economics, and statistics. However, some students take dual credit at the TVCC campus in Terrell. Courses taken at TVCC during the summer or at night receive dual credit as well. Students and parents are encouraged to consult with the school counselor to ensure that courses taken meet the graduation requirements and will receive dual credit at the college or university they will transfer to after graduation. 
    
Wills Point ISD pays qualified teachers $3,000 above district base salary for each dual credit course they teach. In addition, WPISD reimburses tuition to teachers who receive the eighteen hours of advanced credit in order to teach dual credit. The district is making efforts to expand on-campus dual credit by recruiting qualified teachers in all areas including career and technical courses. 
    
If you have questions about enrolling your student in dual credit, please contact the high school counseling office at (903) 873-2371. In addition, if you have questions regarding the curriculum or accountability, please contact Amanda Wallace at (903) 873-3161.


District Happenings

Congratulations to our
Teachers and Support Staff

April Teachers of the Month

Linda Roberts – Primary, Sharon Bradford – High, Katie Bunn – Middle, Beverly Prachyl – Woods Intermediate, and Shannon Garcia – Junior.


April Support Staff of the Month

Julie Robinson – High, Kelly Sabella – Primary, Mike Davis – Woods Intermediate, Celesta Shinn – Middle, and Todd Wright – Junior.


News Alerts

EMERGENCY SCHOOL-CLOSING INFORMATION
The decision to close schools or start the school day at a later time due to inclement weather or other emergencies will be made no later than 6:00 am on the day of the emergency.

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District Mission Statement

District Vision
Wills Point Independent School District is a community that engages all learners in an exemplary educational program.

 District Mission
The mission of Wills Point Independent School District is to provide all learners with a safe environment and opportunities to become self-reliant, productive members of a technologically-driven, global society.

Click here for a copy of the District's Strategic Plan

Calendars

Food Service
Breakfast & Lunch Menu
January 7th, 2013.
Please note new menus have been updated, links are below. 


Breakfast Menu - All Campuses.pdf
Lunch Menu K-8.pdf
Lunch Menu 9-12.pdf

Click here to go to calendar.


Click below for Campus Schedules
High School Athletics
Jr. High Athletics 


Upcoming Events

Monday, May 27
Memorial Day
Student & Staff Holiday
Friday, May 31
Early Release
Please contact individual campuses for release times.
Mon, Jun 3 - Tue, Jun 4
Bad Weather Day

High School Information


Information for ACT, SAT, and THEA testing.
Wills Point High School
Counseling Center Page


TVCC
Adult Education & ESL/EL Civics

Students interested in learning more about this program can call the TVCC Adult
Education Dept. at 903.675.6398 or toll free at 1.866.TVCC.YES and ask for Ext. 398.

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TVCC ESL Flyer.pdf

Pledge to End Childhood Hunger

 


Wills Point Independent School District does not discriminate against any student, employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, disability, pregnancy, military status, genetic information, political information, or on any other basis prohibited by law. Employment decisions will be made on the basis of each applicant's job qualifications, experience, and abilities.

For more information about your rights or grievance procedures, contact:
 
Title IX Coordinator
Damon Davis
338 W.N Commerce St
Wills Point, TX 75169
903-873-3161
           Section 504 Coordinator
Susan Seale
1405 W.S. Commerce St.
Wills Point, TX 75169
903-873-2979