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$Calling Card \\ Wylie ISD Communications Director Ian Halperin holds up an example gold card that some residents can apply for to get free admission to certain district events. The program is open to anyone 65 years of age or older, a retired Wylie ISD teacher of any age, and more recently, active-duty military personnel or veterans.“Students love to play and perform to a full house. Having fans in the audience makes for a fun atmosphere and in sports, a home-court advantage,” Halperin said.$

[Photo] District gives golden tickets

writer: Heath Hadley, Editor in Chief
April 4, 2022

$Guns up \\ Yearbook students pose for a photo with Texas Tech's College of Mass Communications representatives after learning about what the school has to offer. The department visited media classes at both High and East during College Week March 10.$

[Photo] Raider to Raider

writer: Cali Scott, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2022

$Come out on top \\ The cheer team wins 12th at the State UIL competition, making school history with the highest scores ever received. “Once we found out we made finals we went straight to practicing so we could hopefully win,” senior Kaitlyn Feece said.$

[Photo] Cheerleaders reflect on recent success

writer: Braelyn Wiest, journalism student
February 12, 2021

$Showstopper \\ From Texas Tech to Kansas City, Patrick Mahomes' North Texas roots stem back to this school. The Class of 2012 defeated the would-be Superbowl MVP when he was a senior in high school. "We ended Patrick Mahomes' high school football career," Football Coach BJ Smith said. photo courtesy of Wylie ISD Communications Director, Ian Halperin.$

[Photo] W.E. beat Mahomes

writer: Ashtyn Arp, journalism student
February 10, 2020

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