Colorado ISD - Home of the Fighting Wolves

Students and our community are encouraged to join the CES and CMS staff in wearing green this Friday as a show of love, strength, and support for Taylor Epperson. 💚

That evening, we will come together for the Hoop for Hope games at the MP on Friday, January 9, as the Lady Wolves tip off at 6:30 PM, followed by the Wolves at 7:45 PM against Bangs.

Let’s stand together, wear green, and show what it means to be Taylor Strong and Wolf Strong. 💚🐺

Hoop for Hope Night 🏀💚

Join us this Friday, January 9, for a special evening of basketball and community support as we rally around Taylor Epperson and the Epperson family.

📢DO NOT pre-order tickets. There will be NO TICKET SALES. 

We will have a DONATION BOX for entry into the game. Exact CASH ONLY. You can give as little or as much as you would like. All proceeds will go to the EPPERSON FAMILY and TAYLOR 💚as she continues her battle against cancer. 

There will be a BAKE SALE 🍪during the games and you can purchase a paper airplane ✈ for $2 to throw after the girls game and before the boys game for a chance to win a cash prize/gift card. 

💚🕡 Lady Wolves Varsity Girls: 6:30 PM
💚🕢 Wolves Varsity Boys: 7:45 PM

🐺‼School Board Recognition Month | Thank You, CISD Trustees‼🐺

January is School Board Recognition Month, and Colorado ISD is proud to recognize the dedicated leaders who serve our students, staff, and community with vision, integrity, and commitment.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the Colorado ISD Board of Trustees:
• Emily Strain, President
• Liliana Ornelas, Vice President
• Veronica Boone, Secretary
• Jamie Alvarez, Trustee
• John Martinez, Trustee
• Rachel Silva, Trustee
• Ty Wood, Trustee

These trustees dedicate countless hours to thoughtful governance, strategic planning, and student-centered decision-making, always keeping what is best for students at the forefront.

In 2025, the Colorado ISD Board of Trustees was first recognized as the Region 14 Outstanding School Board, and later earned statewide recognition as the 2025–2026 Outstanding School Board by the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA). These honors reflect exemplary governance, strong superintendent-board alignment, responsible stewardship of district resources, and an unwavering focus on student success.

Colorado ISD is fortunate to be guided by a board that leads with purpose, collaboration, and pride in our schools and community.

Thank you, CISD Trustees, for your service, leadership, and dedication to Wolf Nation.

🎄Merry Christmas, Wolf Nation!✝

May your holiday be filled with joy, laughter, and time with those who matter most. Thank you for the heart you bring to our schools and community. We can’t wait to see you in the new year!

CHS Perfect Attendance Winners 🎉

🙌Congratulations to Bridgette Ostrander, Lucas Salazar, Jason Blassingame, and Ashlynn Burton, who each won a TV in the Perfect Attendance drawing for the 3rd six weeks!

Showing up matters! 📚📺🐺

🐺🏀 Tonight - Lady Wolves BBall 🏀🐺

FIRST DISTRICT HOME GAME
📍 The MP - December 19
⏰ Tip off @ 6:15 PM

📢The Lady Wolves are looking 👀 for Ugly Christmas Sweater fits and for the stands to be PACKed! 🐺

🙌Good Luck to our Wolves who are on the road to Stamford today. 🏀Games start at 5:00 - Varsity Wolves take the court @ 7:30.

🐺🎓 Celebrating a Major Milestone for Our College For All Wolves

This past weekend marked a proud and powerful moment for Colorado ISD as members of our first College For All Wolves cohort officially crossed the stage and conferred their college degrees. It was more than a graduation, it was a celebration of vision, perseverance, and the belief that investing in people changes lives.
With teacher shortages at an all-time high, Colorado ISD made a commitment to be part of the solution by investing in our most precious asset, our people.

In the spring of 2022, CISD launched the College For All Wolves Program as part of the district’s Grow Your Own initiative. In partnership with Region 14 ESC and Cisco College, the program was created to support current CISD staff members as they returned to higher education, began or continued their college journeys, and worked toward degrees and certification pathways that strengthen our classrooms from within.

Since its launch, the program has continued to grow, expanding opportunities and partnerships with multiple institutions of higher education to meet the diverse academic and career goals of our Wolves.

One of those original trailblazers was Marisa Sisco, a member of the inaugural cohort, who helped pave the way for what this program could become.

We are proud to celebrate the accomplishments of:

Marisa Sisco - Bachelor’s Degree, Midwestern State University

Freda Wesley - Bachelor’s Degree, West Texas A&M University

Coach Cameron Lowman - Master’s Degree, Midwestern State University

Ambre Sandoval - Master’s Degree, Angelo State University

These achievements represent far more than diplomas. They reflect determination, resilience, and the power of creating intentional pathways to higher education and professional growth. This first cohort is living proof that when opportunity meets commitment, incredible things happen.

The College For All Wolves initiative was built on the belief that our Wolves, students and staff alike, can reach their highest aspirations. This milestone affirms that belief and sets the stage for even more success stories to come.

Congratulations to our graduates. You are representing your families, your community, and Colorado City with pride, and you are inspiring the Wolves coming behind you. 🐺🎓