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Principals report enrollment, testing and activities as Wink-Loving prepares for spring events

Wink-Loving ISD Board of Trustees · January 21, 2025
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Summary

Wink-Loving ISD principals reported enrollment (JH/HS 210; Elementary 227), testing schedules, extracurricular updates, dual-credit costs and recognition lists for January during the Jan. 21 board meeting.

Kittie Gibson, Wink Junior High/High School Principal, reported total JH/HS enrollment at 210 (147 high school, 63 junior high) and previewed upcoming events including the Winkler County Stock Show, the Wink UIL Invitational on Feb. 22 and District OAP and Academic UIL dates in March. Gibson said robotics and UIL participation are active and noted a strong number of students participating in animal and ag fabrication events.

Elementary Principal Candice Voyles reported elementary enrollment of 227 and outlined January testing dates, the 100th Day celebration and recognition of students for December's Wildcat Way character trait (Honesty). The minutes also note an Odessa College bill for fall dual‑credit instruction totaling about $23,000 for welding and academic dual credit.