Wall ISD

🏀 Playoff Shirt Deadline Extended! There’s still time to order basketball playoff shirts! Support our Lady Hawks and Hawks as playoff action begins. ⏳ Orders close Monday, February 16, 2026 at 10:00 AM. https://gogandy.com/wall-basketball-playoffs-2026ro

From the classroom to the clinic! 💉🩺
We’re excited to celebrate our Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways during National CTE Month, starting with the Nursing Science Pathway!

These students are completing their Dual Credit Health Science Theory + Clinical hours and earning their CNA—gaining real-world skills, an industry-based certification, and a strong foundation for high-demand careers in healthcare.

Keep up the great work!! 💚🩺

Members of our High School Band competed this Saturday at Angelo State University in the Region 6 Solo & Ensemble Contest—and every group earned a 1st Division (Superior) rating! ⭐These outstanding musicians have advanced to the State Solo & Ensemble Contest in late May!

Flute Ensemble:
Emily Gibson, Natalie Nunez, Brooklyn Burns, Lylah Henry, Harper Moorman

Saxophone Quartet:
Matthew Wilson, Brody Molnar, Bretley Lyons, Eryn Williams

Brass Quintet:
Klaryssa Cereceres, Nathan Brest, Zak Jones, Shane O’Neal, Ben Medina

French Horn Quartet:
Lilly Gibson, Dailyn Beam, Lily Wilson, Kayli Harte

Euphonium Quartet:
Elisha Armstrong, Kendra Vasquez, Hayden Kautz, Sutton Halfmann

Percussion Quartet:
Logan Brooks, Trevor Johnson, Marissa Serrano, Calista Nichols

👏🎼 Way to represent—good luck at State!

Our 4th graders had a fun-filled trip to the San Angelo Symphony at Murphey Performance Hall 🎼, then cooled off with Kona Ice at the park 🍧!

📌This Week Across Wall ISD:

Our WHS chemists used mole calculations to measure just the right amounts of magnesium, iron, and barium to create a variety of colors and sparks. They mixed the metals with a cornstarch slurry, formed a paste on rods, and let them dry to make homemade sparklers—just like the ones used on the Fourth of July! 🎆

The students were amazed at how well they worked. Chemistry has never been this bright! ✨

Students in Mrs. Branch’s biology classes conducted a gel electrophoresis lab this week. 🧬 Students learned about this biotechnology, how to use a micropipette, and how to read a DNA fingerprint from the procedure. Using the DNA fingerprint, students were able to determine paternity in a simulated scenario where scientists were trying to identify the father of a baby whale! 🐋🔬✨

Support the Wall Hawks and Lady Hawks in basketball playoffs! The store is open for playoff shirts. Deadline to order Monday, February 9 at 10:00 AM

Link to order ⬇️

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We have a celebrity in our midst! 🌟 Mrs. Allison Hoelscher made her TV debut on The Price Is Right in January—and won a trip to Finland! From the classroom to the world stage, she’s officially living her best life. Way to go, Mrs. Hoelscher!

Kicking off February strong! Take a look at what’s happening across the district, February 2nd–6th!

Varsity basketball games against Sweetwater have been rescheduled for Monday, Feb 2. Times TBD. Friday's games at Grape Creek will be played as scheduled.

As part of Holocaust Remembrance Week, our 8th grade students participated in The Butterfly Project, inspired by the poem “The Butterfly” written by a young prisoner at the Terezín concentration camp. Butterflies symbolize the beauty, fragility, and resilience of life, and each one created honors a child of the Holocaust whose life was taken too soon. 🦋

‼️ Due to continued hazardous road conditions, Bus Route 11 serving the Mereta area will not run tomorrow morning. Thank you for your understanding as we prioritize safety!

Wall ISD will resume classes tomorrow, January 28, with a 10:00 a.m. delayed start to allow additional time for road conditions to improve and ensure safe travel for students and staff.

Basketball games against Sweetwater scheduled for Tuesday have been rescheduled: Varsities only! Wed, 1/28 @ Wall 4:45 girls 6:00 boys

Wall ISD will cancel school on Tuesday (Jan 27) due to potentially hazardous road conditions, cold temperatures, and out of an abundance of caution for the safety of our students and staff. Classes will resume on Wednesday.

Our WHS advanced science classes were able to travel to Seaworld and Texas Biomedical Research Center in San Antonio thanks to the Wall Education Foundation! Students received a “behind-the-scenes” tour of the aquatic animal habitats and learned about the care of the animals on site. They were also treated to a CRISPR presentation at the research center and conducted a lab testing their own genes to see whether they are genetically morning people or night owls! 🐬🧬