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QISD Curriculum Directors Courtney Painter and Alice Lafferty were chosen to represent Region 10 at the annual state conference for TEKS Resource System, the curriculum management system used by QISD and 96 percent of Texas districts. Every region service center across the state was represented and each was focused on gathering collaborative input on the current needs of the district while they shared future projections coming from the Texas Education Agency. “It was an honor to represent QISD at the state level,” remarked Painter and Lafferty.
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Congratulations to all FHS students for passing their cosmetology written tests. All students passed their tests and these three young ladies bring our total to eight young women who have passed all written exams for their cosmetology license.
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The Wills Point Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Civic Awards Banquet at the Deen Building March 5, honoring local citizens and businesses who have contributed to making Wills Point and the surrounding community a better place to live, work and play.
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Honorable Sandra Plaster, Van Zandt County Justice of the Peace Pct. 2, stands in front of another huge collection of aluminum cans benefitting the VZC Veterans Memorial.
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Kayla Debord, Captain Charles Hargett and Mike McDaniel of the Rolling Oaks Volunteer Fire Department recently attended the TEEX Municipal Spring Fire School.
Read moreThe odds of the Wills Point ISD going out for another potential bond package to pay for the construction of a new campus became even more likely this week with district leaders hearing pitches from three architectural firms interested in potential-ly working with the district on the construction of a new junior high campus.
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Organizers have launched a fundraising effort to repair the large flagpole located at Veterans Memorial Park in Wills Point.
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Attendees of this year’s Wills Point Chamber of Commerce hosted Civic Awards Banquet enjoyed a “spec”tacular evening that included presentations from local organizations, including the Pilot Club and Rotary Club.
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