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Wimberley High School serves more than 815 students in 9th-12th grade who are involved in a variety of academic and extracurricular activities. The hallmark of WHS is a well-rounded education—students are surrounded by teachers, parents and administrators who challenge them to participate in as many teams, clubs and activities as possible. Along with a foundation in innovative curriculum and advanced placement courses, WHS offers career and technical education classes which culminate in a one-of-a-kind practicum experience. Our priority is a safe environment where we actively engage our students while modeling kind, positive behaviors. Welcome to the Wimberley Texan family.
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Eighth Grade Parent Night Presentation
Presentation for the Class of 2025 taking the place of a traditional 8th Grade Parent Night.
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YELLOWSTONE/TETON SUMMER 2021 TRIP
Stephanie Barthels is serving as the WHS group leader for a summer 2021 trip to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. This is not a school endorsed or school sponsored trip.
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WISD Response to Texas Education Agency Guidelines - Mar. 4
In order to remain in compliance with requirements issued by the Texas Education Agency, Wimberley ISD will continue with the mask requirement as it currently stands in its Return to School Procedures, approved by the WISD Board in July 2020 and in effect throughout the 20-21 school year.
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WISD to Discuss Mask/Face Covering Protocol
At this time WISD will continue with its established mask/face covering protocols as outlined in the Return to School Procedures Handbook.
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WISD OPEN for Class on Monday, Feb. 22
After careful inspection of our facilities, it has been determined that Wimberley ISD will be able to safely hold classes for all grade levels on Monday, February 22.
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WISD Cancels School Due to Weather Conditions
WISD has announced school will be cancelled on Friday, Feb. 19, extending the previously announced cancellation through the end of the week.
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WISD Students Perform Well at Hays County Livestock Show
Wimberley ISD was well-represented by its students at the 2021 Hays County Livestock Show. Students' animal, home skills, and mechanics projects all fared well against competitors from across the county.
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See Something, Say Something, Do Something
Please use the P-3 Reporting system as an anonymous way to alert the School Resource Officers and the District.
