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May 29, 2021
Wichita Falls ISD is in the design and development stage for two new high schools and their athletics and fine arts facilities. District officials aim to bid out projects, funded by two separate bond measures, in October and start moving dirt in November, WFISD Superintendent Mike Kuhrt said. "The goal was to fast track this planning for the athletic fields," Kuhrt said after a recent school board meeting. David Potter of BYSP Architects of Wichita Falls presented to the school board the ...
May 18, 2021
The suggested names making the short list for Wichita Falls ISDs two new high schools dont include any local legends, but one of them is a nod to veterans. The School Naming Committee met Monday to sift through a long list of over 100 names for the high schools to open in fall 2024. Check back with www.timesrecordnews.com for more on this developing story. The 40-member committee was divided into two subcommittees, which chose five names for each high schools. The names will go to the WFISD...
April 13, 2021
Its a cut and dried decision for Ed Stein. He plans to vote no May 1 on the $13.585 million bond proposition for athletics and recreational facilities for two new high schools in Wichita Falls ISD. Stein is passionate about opposing tax hikes and leads what he calls the "no campaign." The group consistently fights bond proposals that would mean higher property taxes for Wichitans. And the proposed bond would bring an estimated 1.5 cent tax hike per $100 of property value for WFISD...
April 13, 2021
Wichita Falls ISD celebrated the upcoming construction of two new high schools with groundbreaking ceremonies.
April 11, 2021
For the Rev. Angus Thompson, it all comes down to the children of Wichita Falls ISD. As the leader of a community group pushing for school equity, Thompson vocally opposed the bond voters approved Nov. 3 to build two new high schools in WFISD. But the longtime community activist supports the $13.585 million bond proposition for athletics and recreational facilities for the two new high schools. "I think to oppose that would be harmful to the children," said Thompson, pastor of New Jerusale...