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WISD closed Thursday

by | Feb 23, 2022 | Latest

Wylie ISD events scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 23 have been canceled.

All Wylie ISD schools and facilities will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 24, due to winter weather and the potential for power outages and poor travel conditions. All evening events and activities scheduled for today, Feb. 23 are canceled. We wanted to communicate this news to you as early as possible so that you may make any necessary arrangements for your family. 

Other important information:

  • No virtual or remote learning will take place.
  • Coaches/directors will share updates about extracurricular 
     events with their respective students and families.
  • Reminder: Wylie ISD’s designated “bad weather” days are 
     Monday, April 18 and Friday, May 27. The district will use 
     one of its bad weather days for tomorrow, and this day will 
     be made up on Monday, April 18.  

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