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Students Compete at the State VASE Competition
Two students from Weiss High School received a Gold Medal at the The Visual Art Scholastic Event (VASE).
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Two Weiss Coaches Reach Career Milestones
Two PfISD coaches have reached significant career milestones during the 2022-23 school year. Coach Daniel Miller achieved his 400th career victory as a Boy's Basketball coach, while Coach Steve Van Meter secured his 200th win as a head football coach.
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Weiss Staff Honored as Employees of the Month
Mrs. Ameka Hunt, the proud principal at Weiss High School, and Joe Cervantes, Executive Associate, have been named the February Professional and Support Employees of the Month
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Meet The Teacher
Please join us on Friday, August 9, from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. for Meet the Teacher night!
-College and career advisors will be on-site to talk about FAFSA and things pertaining to the class of 2025.
-Food trucks
-Various clubs and programs will have tables in the main hall showcasing all Weiss offers!
Please park in the student parking lot and enter at door 32 near the Weiss Performing Arts Center.
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Key Reporting Dates
June 7: Preliminary STAAR EOC results available on the Family & Analytic portal. Each campus should have a plan to notify families.
https://www.pfisd.net/Page/6650
June 12: Preliminary TELPAS results are available in the Family & Analytic Portal. Each campus should have a plan to notify families.
https://www.pfisd.net/Page/6650
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Food Delivery Policy:Due to security adjustments and to allow our front office staff to focus on the main functions of their role and responsibilities, Weiss High School will not be accepting food deliveries for students from outside food delivery companies. (for example, Favor, Door Dash, Grun Hub, etc.) or from food vendors. (Papa John's for example) during the school day. Our campus provides lunch options for students in our school cafeteria, or students may bring their lunch from home.If your student forgets their lunch at home, they may get lunch. They can receive lunch at the campus, or the student's parents may drop lunch off at the campus and we will do our best to get it to your students prior to their lunchtime. Families who want to qualify for free or reduced lunch do so by completing the appropriate form. These forms can be accessed on our district website on our Food and Child Nutrition Services page. If an outside food delivery company or food vendor comes to campus with food delivery for a student, they will be turned away.The campus will NOT be responsible for any of these food items. Any concerns from students or parents regarding purchase costs and refunds will be redirected to the food delivery company or food vendor.Students who place food orders in violation of this regulation may receive disciplinary consequences. Because of the size of our campus and the demand it has put on our office personnel, WHS will no longer be accepting (Lunch Money) or deliveries of flowers, gifts, baked goods, etc. of any kind for students. Please have your child take money for a lunch account to the cafeteria.ALL OTHER DELIVERIES (excluding school-related items) WILL BE DECLINED.
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Superintendent serves at Panelist at Austin Chamber State of Talent and Education
Pflugerville ISD Superintendent Dr. Shepherd was featured as a guest speaker at the Austin Chamber of Commerce's annual State of Talent and Education luncheon on September 5. The event, which brought together key leaders and stakeholders from across Central Texas, focused on current trends in education and workforce development, emphasizing partnerships between schools, employers, and city-driven initiatives.
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Parmer Lane ES Kicks Off Brighter Bites Program
Parmer Lane Elementary School proudly launched its first Brighter Bites event earlier this month. It became the inaugural campus in Pflugerville ISD (PfISD) to bring this impactful nutrition program to its families. The event served approximately 150 families, and the school provided fresh fruits and vegetables to promote healthier eating choices and foster a stronger community connection.
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Assistance League donates $20k to student lunches
PfISD is excited to accept a $20,000 donation from the Assistance League of Austin toward student lunch debt.
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In the News: PfISD first district in the state to offer water operator training program
A labor crisis looms as scores of water operators are expected to retire in three to five years. But Pflugerville ISD hopes to change that as it becomes the first district in the state to launch a new water operator training program.
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In the News: PfISD Hope Pfest helps students, families get ready for Back to School
PfISD employees came together on Saturday, July 27 to help thousands of students and families get ready for Back to School with offerings of free school supplies, immunizations, hair cuts, shoes and much more.
