While students traveled from class to class at WHS and the Ninth Grade Center (NGC) this week, they noticed something along the walls, ceilings, and stairs and wondered, “What the heck are these things on the walls? They look like people.”  They do. And are. Kind of. These are actually art projects;...

• How are you involved at school? I am currently a Weatherford Blue Belle, and have served as a line member for 2 years, a Social Officer during my Junior Year, and as the Social Officer President my Senior Year. I am also involved in a handful of society’s like NHS, NTHS, NEHS, SNHS, as well...

Weatherford ISD is proud to announce the hiring of Michael Swenson as the new Assistant Athletic Director. With two decades of coaching and education experience, Swenson brings a wealth of leadership, a winning mentality, and a deep commitment to student athletes. Swenson joins Weatherford ISD after...

We are thrilled to celebrate Mrs. Nunn for being named Brookshire’s Grocery Company Teacher of the Season! Mrs. Nunn shared, “Thank you, WISD and Brookshire’s, for choosing me to be the first honored Teacher of the Season. It is an honor to work with our future.” A proud 2001 Weatherford...

• How are you involved at school? I was involved in varsity golf all 4 years of high school, as well as varsity track. I competed in 100 and 300 hurdles my freshman year! I was a part of DECA my senior year! During Deca I got to raise $1200 for the Careity Foundation! I have also been a PAL for...

Recently, the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce joined our students and staff and held an official ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the Grand Opening of Roo Brew! Every Friday, our students will sell flavored water by the cafeteria during all three lunches. They are also selling pre-order coffee to...

• How are you involved at school? I am involved in the cosmetology and barbering programs, NHS, dual credit courses, and I am the varsity tennis captain. Aside from these direct involvements in school, I also serve as a student representative on a district-level committee, and I was the sideline...

Congratulations to Our DECA State Competitors! We are incredibly proud of the Weatherford High School DECA team for their outstanding representation at the State Career Development Conference in Dallas this past weekend. Finalists in Their Events: Brennan Walkotten – Principles of Marketing ...

Congratulations to WHS students who competed in the 23rd Annual Coyote Area Math Championship at Weatherford College. The pre-cal team consisted of Carter Kern, James Kuettel, Sarah Oliveira and Lila Wells. The Calculus team consisted of Isabella Graham, Jared Griffith, Ella Jester, and Noah Stankavage. Individually,...

• How are you involved at school? I am part of NHS, SNHS, DECA, and Roo crew. • What advice do you have for an incoming 9th or 10th grader? My advice for an incoming student would be to create good habits right now that you will be able to carry with you past high school. Whether that’s...

The weekend of February 24th, 12 of our public safety club members competed in multiple competitions at the Skills USA District 4 event. Tonight, we learned the results of that competition. Please help me congratulate these students and their accomplishments. In felony traffic stop, our two teams placed...

Each morning, the alarm in junior Mia Arena’s bedroom goes off. Within an hour, she showers, eats breakfast, and goes to school. She has been doing this routine since the beginning of the school year. Each day, without fail. Perfect Attendance is not just something that “happens easily.”...

Unrequited love between friends is something Owen Case knows firsthand. He met a girl three years ago during his freshman year. It was love at first sight.  For him, at least. “I just felt this immediate connection,” said Case, a senior. “So, I got to know her. I liked this girl, and...

• How are you involved at school? I am a member of all the honor societies, TSA, the band, and the drumline. • What advice do you have for an incoming 9th or 10th grader? The biggest piece of advice I can give to an incoming underclassman is to soak it all in. Everybody says this but I...

When we look back on our life journey, many memories make up who we are today.  So many friends, clubs, activities, and sports that captivate the very person we have transformed into.  For many seniors entering their final year of adolescence and the first stages of adulthood, it's hard to believe...

Lights came on. Music stopped. Administrators yelled. Everyone ran. “I could see the genuine fear of students running out the door,” said senior Madalyn Youseff. “Even though it only took five seconds to get to my bag, five seconds could be everything.” Running back to grab her purse,...

With “Payaso de Rodeo” blaring in the background, members of the Multicultural Club hit the dance floor in the cafeteria with a different sort of accompaniment: three assistant principals and Principal Dr. Bill Tommaney. They shimmy to the left, to the right, up and back, all the while laughing...

• How are you involved at school? I am involved in many activities here at Weatherford High School, including the Student National Honor Society, Roo Crew, the Science National Honor Society, and the Technology Student Association. • What advice do you have for an incoming 9th or 10th grader? My...

All freshmen have fears when they enter high school. For Laura Lewis, her fear was not being good enough to fit the traditional beauty standards. “My biggest fear was people being judgemental,” Lewis said. “That I would be made fun of.” Senior Alexis Webber said you shouldn’t be worried...

• How are you involved at school? I am Editor-in-Chief of the Melonvine Yearbook, Vice President of the Senior Class, Copy Editor of the Grassbur News Magazine, Head of the Membership Development Department in Student Council, active member in Multicultural Club, inducted into all of the honor...