-
Las Platicas Noche de Muchachas y Muchachos
Padres, hablar con su adolescente sobre la salud y responsabilidad sexual puede ser difícil. Este año tendremos un evento completamente en español llamado “Las Platicas”. ¿Qué es lo que usted tiene que hacer? Solo presentarse con su hijo/a y estar preparados para enviar mensajes de textos anónimos con cualquier pregunta que tenga usted, o que su hija/o ha preguntado . Nuestros panelistas profesionales responderán a las preguntas con información precisa y apropiada.
-
Texas State Math in Pictures Competition
Texas State is hosting a competition for students to demonstate how math is everywhere. Interested students can find more information and submit their entry at the following website: bit.ly/2uNojqk
-
Rocking Rangers Recognized
Each month the teachers at Wallace choose one student who has excelled at a certain characteristic. For the month of September, teachers chose students who showed great citizenship around campus. 8th Grade Rocking Rangers Asia Batres Zoe Cheatham George Garcia Alexia Garcia-Campuzano Michelle Herrera Madelmi Jaramillo Jacie Jeter Christian Macier Gabriel Mendoza Clay Nagelmueller Vivian Ray Makyla Richardson Jose Salazar Ava Scheibmeir 7th Grade Rocking Rangers Milan Buzinskis Mariah Dolph Garrett Ericksen Casimiro Martinez Isabella Ethridge Adrian Martinez-Bentancourt Dakota McNeill Micah Nall Nataly Rosado Leah Salazar Josiah Segura Anasofia Vargas Azzareya Velasquez Arielle Wright 6th Grade Rocking Rangers Jeremy Brown Jr. Astrid Campbell Julie Cortez Caitlyn Craig Mira Dietz Connor Haldane Carter Hofland Amelia Olvera Analilia Rangel Ava Rodriguez Avery Tedrick Aniala Webber Kailee Welsh
-
Food Allergy Awareness
A letter from the School Nurse Dear Parents: In our Wallace student population, we have quite a few children who have severe food allergies. Some of our student’s allergies are so severe they can experience a life threatening allergic reaction if they are in close proximity to nuts, nut containing foods, or packaging of nut containing foods. In order to protect our students, we will advise all students not to consume nuts, or nut containing products in class. This includes peanuts, almonds, cashews, nut butters, and items such as granola bars with nuts. Signage will be placed on classroom doors as a reminder. We are asking that you only send snacks for during the day that are nut free. Peanuts and tree nut products that are in individual lunch boxes are permissible in the cafeteria only, though we encourage you to consider sending other options. Sunflower seeds are not tree nuts and are allowed. Thank you for your cooperation in making Wallace Middle School a safe place for all students. Respectfully, Blair Powell BSN, RN Hays CISD School Nurse Wallace Middle School (512)268-2891 Ext. 46625 blair.powell@hayscisd.net
-
Free & Reduced Meal Application
Applications for free or reduced price meals will be mailed out to all families each year. A self-addressed, stamped envelope will be provided for the return of the application form. You may also complete the application online in English or Spanish! Click headline to access additional information & the online application.
-
School Supply Lists 2018-2019
Hays CISD uses standardized school supply lists based on grade levels from elementary school to middle school. Click on the headline above or graphic to the left to view school supply lists for 2018-2019 school year!
-
Online Student Registration 2018-2019
Online registration for the 2018-2019 school year is open for all new and returning students. Click headline for details.
-
2018-2019 Athletic Schedules Available
The preliminary schedules for all athletics teams are now available for the 2018 - 2019 school year. Please keep in touch with the coaches to be notified of any changes that might occur. Click here to be directed to the schedules. Direct any athletic questions to Petra Gonzalez at petra.gonzalez@hayscisd.net or James Davis james.davis@hayscisd.net or call the school directly at 512-268-2891.
-
Lehman to Host Athletic Camps
Lehman High School will be hosting summer camps for students entering grades 3 - 9. There are camps focused on specific sports as well as a general strength and conditioning camp. More information can be found at the following website: https://www.golobonation.com/summer-camps
-
Learning Doesn't Stop For Summer!
Beginning in 6th grade, all students are expected to complete summer reading and math assignments. The assignments are specific to each grade level and some are specific to each school. All students have been informed about the expectation. Parents, ask your child to tell you what is expected of them over the summer, and when they say they don't know, click the link below to get the specific information. Wallace Summer Enrichment
-
Wallace to Host FREE Summer Meals
Hays CISD will be offering FREE meals for ALL children 18 years and younger this summer. Join us for breakfast and lunch at the following campuses: Lehman High School June 11 - July 11 Breakfast: 7:30 - 8:30 am Lunch: 11:30 - 12:30 pm Simon Middle School June 11 - June 29 Breakfast: 7:15 - 8:00 am Lunch: 11:00 - 12:00 pm Science Hall Elementary June 11 - July 3 Breakfast: 7:00 - 8:00 am Lunch: 10:45 - 12:15 pm Fuentes Elementary June 11 - June 29 Breakfast: 7:15 - 8:15 am Lunch: 10:45 - 12:15 pm Camino Real Elementary June 11 - June 29 Breakfast: 8:00 - 8:45 am Lunch: 11:15 - 12:15 pm Wallace Middle School June 11 - July 11 (Closed July 2-6) Breakfast: 7:15 - 8:00 am Lunch: 11:00 - 12:00 pm Please contact the Child Nutrition office at 512-268-1336 with any questions. We hope to see you there!
-
Book Fair BOGO
Join us for the Spring book fair May 21 - 25! The book fair will be open from 7:45 to 4:30 each day with a special event Tuesday 4 - 7 in the MakerSpace. We will be making dog toys for the PAWS animal shelter in Kyle.
-
Hays Hopeline
Hays HopeLine is a convenient and confidential way for students and parents to report bullying, harassment, or any other personal crisis. You can leave a tip 24-hours-a-day, any day of the year. However, the HopeLine is currently only monitored during regular school business hours. In the event of an emergency or immediate need, please call 9-1-1 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). LEAVE A TIP NOW Access Hays HopeLine on your smartphone by downloading the Hays CISD district app for free from the Apple App Store or Google Play android app store. Learn about David's Law and how the Hays Hopeline complies with its provisions.
-
Hays CISD Fights Cancer at Relay for Life
On Saturday, May 5th, from 6:00 PM to midnight, our community will once again host our annual “Relay for Life” event at Barton Middle School to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. In honor of this, we are hoping all of you will join us. We are encouraging everyone to wear your shirt to show support to those whose lives have been forever changed due to this devastating disease. We are offering an official shirt for this event. The profits from the sales of this shirt will be added to the “Relay for Life” donations to The American Cancer Society. The shirt will be a short sleeved t-shirt. The color of the shirt will differ by campus. When you order a shirt, you will indicate the campus with which you want to be affiliated, and the shirt will be one of the official school colors of that campus (list of school colors is below). The cost of each shirt is $10. You may place orders now. The shirts will be distributed May 1st. RFL info: www.hayscisd.net/RelayforLife T-shirt order form: www.hayscisd.net/RFL18
-
Wallace Family Fun Night
Wallace Middle School will be hosting a night of family fun with the help of the Wayfinder's Church and Genelle Duran Insurance. Bring the whole family out for an evening filled with fun, food trucks, family fued, and glow in the dark dodgeball! The event will be held on April 27, 2018...save the date!
-
Hays CISD Explores District of Innovation Status
Hays Consolidated Independent School District (Hays CISD) is considering becoming a District of Innovation. On October 29, 2018, during its regularly scheduled board business meeting, the Hays CISD Board of Trustees adopted a resolution to initiate the process of exploring the benefits of becoming a District of Innovation. With this status, Hays CISD would be able to further personalize how instruction is delivered to students.
-
Honoring Our Veterans - Veterans Day 2018
On Friday, November 9th and Monday, November 12th, our campuses will be hosting a variety of events to honor our veterans. Please check with each campus to learn of their plans. Hays CISD employees serve the students of the school district with distinction and honor. Some have also answered the call to serve our nation. This webpage stands in tribute to those...
-
Hays CISD Makes Johnson HS Principal Selection
Hays Consolidated Independent School District (Hays CISD) Superintendent Dr. Eric Wright is pleased to announce the selection of Brett Miksch as the principal of Johnson High School, which is scheduled to open in August 2019. The Hays CISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved hiring Miksch at its meeting on October 29, 2018.
-
Hays CISD to Create New High School Attendance Zones
The process is underway to create new high school attendance zones in Hays CISD to accommodate the opening of the district’s third high school next year. Johnson High School will open in August 2019 and needs an attendance zone. In August, the Board of Trustees voted to empanel a committee of 35 citizens to review proposed maps, receive public input, and create a recommendation that will be presented to the Board for a vote in either November or December of this year. This committee met for the first time Thursday, September 27, 2018.
-
Taylor Named District’s First Director of Safety & Security
The Hays Consolidated Independent School District is pleased to announce that Phillip Taylor has been named the district’s director of safety and security. This is a brand new position for Hays CISD, which expects to see a student enrollment this school year that surpasses 20,000 for the first time. “Our Board and district leadership decided this summer that we need to have a person whose job is entirely focused on student and campus safety and security,” said Superintendent Dr. Eric Wright. “Given our size and the times in which we live, this position is important, and I couldn’t be more pleased that Phillip Taylor will serve our students and employees in this role.”
