The 2025–2026 UIL Lone Star Cup was officially presented to Wall ISD tonight! 🏆
A special recognition of the hard work and accomplishments of our students, staff, and coaches across the district. A night to remember and a special year for Wall ISD! We are proud to bring this one home to Hawk Nation!
Go Hawks!
🌱 Meet our Wall High School FFA Chapter!
From livestock projects and competitions to leadership opportunities and hands-on experiences, our FFA students are learning, growing, and representing Wall ISD along the way. We’re excited to follow along and see all they accomplish this year!
FFA Mission Statement:
FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education.
Our 8th grade scientists got a close-up look at celery tissues under the microscope today! 🔬 Students tested salt, sugar, and water solutions to see how the xylem carries water and dissolved substances up through the plant. 🌱
A HUGE congratulations to Mrs. Drinnon on being named KLST’s Teacher of the Week! 🎉
Mrs. Drinnon is a bright light in our first-grade classroom each and every day. She greets her students with hugs and high-fives, makes learning fun, and cares deeply about their education, their character, and who they are becoming as people!
We are lucky to have Mrs. Drinnon helping our littlest Hawks learn, grow, and feel cared for every day! 💚🤍
Congratulations, Mrs. Drinnon, on this well deserved recognition!
Mrs. Drinnon is a bright light in our first-grade classroom each and every day. She greets her students with hugs and high-fives, makes learning fun, and cares deeply about their education, their character, and who they are becoming as people!
We are lucky to have Mrs. Drinnon helping our littlest Hawks learn, grow, and feel cared for every day! 💚🤍
Congratulations, Mrs. Drinnon, on this well deserved recognition!
Meet our Wall Middle School H2O team! 💚 H2O stands for Hawks Helping Others and is an extension of the H2O program at the high school. These students are always looking for ways to serve, support, and make a difference around our school and community!
Mission Statement:
Our mission for H2O this year is to work together as a team, listen to everyone's ideas, and always help each other out. We want to bring our best effort to everything we do so we can make an impact on our school and have an awesome year together.
Goal:
Our goal this year is to execute all of our H2O initiatives at the highest level possible through real dedication and accountability. We want our collective hard work to leave a lasting, positive impact across our entire school community. At the same time, this is our chance to step up, handle more responsibilities, and set a standard that the next group of students will look up to.
Today in Mrs. Henry's WHS Counseling & Mental Health class, students used children’s literature as a psychology text, identifying concepts such as emotional regulation, grief, coping, resilience and social support. They then examined how authors and illustrators make complex psychological ideas developmentally appropriate for young readers and considered how a helping professional might adapt those same ideas for different ages!
A great way to connect what they are learning to real-world counseling and the way we support others!
Meet our 2026-2027 WMS Media Team! This dynamic group spends their days designing graphics, finding ways to help our students and teachers, sharing scores and updates, and highlighting all the great things happening at Wall Middle School. We are excited to see all they do this year and can’t wait for them to showcase our school and our students!
Their mission statement: “Our goal as a team is to capture and share all the moments that make Wall Middle School great. We also share information daily throughout the school and showcase all the great things students do each day. Another goal that we have is to help our teachers and staff. We are excited for the year and look forward to a fun year of working together and showcasing Wall Middle School”
Mrs. Conner’s 6th grade science students took their learning outside for a nature hunt! Students identified biotic and abiotic factors in their surroundings and then discussed how these factors interact within an ecosystem!
*Please check out the updated weekly snapshot for Sept. 14th-18th!
Go Hawks!
Go Hawks!
Mrs. Rostro’s 3rd graders are learning about the Founding Fathers! Students explored a display with information and pictures about each of them, checked out replicas of their signatures, and watched engaging videos to learn more. A fun and interactive history lesson! 🇺🇸
Mrs. Hart’s students came ready to tackle their math lesson today: estimating sums and differences! ➕➖
Notebooks ready, pencils/highlighters out, and minds ready to work! These students are showing that a little organization can go a long way in math. When you’re organized and ready to learn, math just adds up! ✏️📓
We are excited to introduce each of our WHS Student Groups!
Meet our 2026–2027 Wall High School Student Council! These students are committed to serving our school through community service, creating meaningful connections, and helping build school pride throughout our campus and community!!
Their mission statement: “Serving our school through impactful projects, creating meaningful connections, and fostering school pride!”
We are excited to see all the ways our Student Council will make a difference this year!
Meet our 2026–2027 Wall High School Student Council! These students are committed to serving our school through community service, creating meaningful connections, and helping build school pride throughout our campus and community!!
Their mission statement: “Serving our school through impactful projects, creating meaningful connections, and fostering school pride!”
We are excited to see all the ways our Student Council will make a difference this year!
Friendly reminder, Hawks—WISD will have an early release this Friday, September 11, at 2:45 p.m.
Mrs. Fett’s class is learning about early explorers through discovery exploration stations! Students rotated through different activities as they learned more about the explorers and their journeys. 🌎
No school tomorrow, Hawks!
Check out everything happening this week, and be sure to look ahead at our upcoming dates so you can get them on your calendar! 📅
Reminder: Friday is a 2:45 PM early release!
Check out everything happening this week, and be sure to look ahead at our upcoming dates so you can get them on your calendar! 📅
Reminder: Friday is a 2:45 PM early release!
Our 5th graders took on a 15 minute Nest Challenge! 👽🪹
Mrs. Leija’s Enrichment classes were given limited supplies and a few tricky limitations, including no taping their alien friend! Their mission was to work together, get creative, and build a nest that could safely land their alien friend, aka a Pringle! 😂
A fun challenge that put teamwork, creativity, and problem solving to the test!
Mrs. Lane’s class took on the “Save Fred” STEM activity! All four teams worked together to problem-solve and save their Fred! 💚
Our WHS chemistry students kicked off their year with a SPARK! ⚡️🚀 Students got hands-on in the lab making rockets while exploring chemical reactions and energy changes.
Meet Our First WES Flag Corps of the Year!
Help us give a big Wall Hawk welcome to Greyson Bloodworth, Xander Calderon, Brandyn Schniers, Myles Rowan, Mason Edens, and Kinley Bowlin!
Every six weeks, students are nominated by their teachers to participate in Flag Corps for demonstrating exceptional Wall Hawk character and representing the values that make our school special.
We are proud to recognize these six students for setting a great example and showing what it means to be a Hawk!
Way to go, Hawks! 🚩
Help us give a big Wall Hawk welcome to Greyson Bloodworth, Xander Calderon, Brandyn Schniers, Myles Rowan, Mason Edens, and Kinley Bowlin!
Every six weeks, students are nominated by their teachers to participate in Flag Corps for demonstrating exceptional Wall Hawk character and representing the values that make our school special.
We are proud to recognize these six students for setting a great example and showing what it means to be a Hawk!
Way to go, Hawks! 🚩
The 2025–2026 Lone Star Cup will be presented to Wall ISD on September 18 at halftime of the Wall Hawks vs. Ozona football game!
While this award is presented to our Wall High School students and coaches, it truly represents the hard work of Wall ISD as a whole: our students, teachers, coaches, sponsors, families, and community.
From elementary to middle school to high school, our students are learning how to work hard, solve problems, communicate, collaborate, persevere, lead, and give their best. Those lessons come together through academics, athletics, fine arts, and extracurricular activities as they compete at the highest levels.
Behind every accomplishment is a teacher who taught them, a coach or sponsor who challenged them, a family who supported them, and a community that showed up for them.
The Lone Star Cup may have Wall High School on it, but this accomplishment belongs to all of Wall ISD. 💚
Come celebrate with us on September 18 at halftime!
Go Hawks!
While this award is presented to our Wall High School students and coaches, it truly represents the hard work of Wall ISD as a whole: our students, teachers, coaches, sponsors, families, and community.
From elementary to middle school to high school, our students are learning how to work hard, solve problems, communicate, collaborate, persevere, lead, and give their best. Those lessons come together through academics, athletics, fine arts, and extracurricular activities as they compete at the highest levels.
Behind every accomplishment is a teacher who taught them, a coach or sponsor who challenged them, a family who supported them, and a community that showed up for them.
The Lone Star Cup may have Wall High School on it, but this accomplishment belongs to all of Wall ISD. 💚
Come celebrate with us on September 18 at halftime!
Go Hawks!
