News & Announcements

Nominators touted Miss Lambert's high level of care for her students.

Michael Doyle was unanimously approved at the district's new Chief Financial Officer at the Sept. 16 Board Meeting.

WHS's tech expert sets a record for receiving the most nominations in a single month in the history of the Texan of the Month award program.

Dara Brooks, in her 11th year as a WISD Principal, announced she will retire in December 2024.

A remarkable 36 Wimberley HS students were honored in four College Board National Recognition award categories.

A letter from WISD Superintendent Dr. Greg Bonewald following the tragic school shooting in Georgia.

A letter to the WISD community from Board President Dr. Rob Campbell about the formation of two committees as part of the ongoing Strategic Plan work.

Prior to the first home football game of 2024, please remember these Texan Stadium rules.

Now is the time for your business to be be featured on the Texan Stadium scoreboard for the 2024-25 school year!

Here are several important pieces of information prior to the first day of school to help make everyone's first week smooth and successful.

For the 2024-25 school year there are several new employees who are in leadership positions, guiding students on campus and in extracurricular activities.

Local leaders discussed opportunities for innovative water management practices at the Hill Country Leadership Institute.

Holzmann will replace Christi Moeller, who is now WISD's Director of Safety and School Initiatives.

Mrs. Tannreuther will assume the Assistant Principal position vacated when Mrs. Shiela Parker announced her retirement effective at the end of the 2023-24 school year.

WHS sent two individuals and four doubles teams to Regionals and three doubles teams to the 4A State Tournament.

A heartwarming video about a class of 2nd-graders forming friendships with their nursing home pen pals.

The admin assistant at Wimberley HS is the fourth "Texan of the Month" honoree.

The WHS team was led by Josh Bober's State Championship in Informative Speaking and a 2nd Place finish by the Current Issues & Events team.

WHS seniors have accepted over $3.8 million in total offered scholarships, which includes more than $280,000 awarded by local organizations.