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Welcome to Smith Elementary

Welcome to Smith Elementary, proudly serving grades PK-4 in Wylie ISD. Established in 2007, our school bears the name of Rita Smith, honoring her unwavering commitment and dedication to the city of Wylie. At Smith Elementary, our close-knit school family is dedicated to inspiring and encouraging each other to achieve both personal and academic excellence. We believe that every day is an opportunity for growth, achievement, and fostering a strong sense of community.

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Smith Elementary students and staff are truly remarkable, and we take pride in highlighting their accomplishments and achievements. Read the great news happening in our school and district.

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2023-24 FIRST Superior Rating for Wylie ISD
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Wylie ISD has received a preliminary A from the Texas Education Agency on School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) for the 2023-2024 school year. School FIRST reports public school district financial accountability ratings.Since TEA began rating the financial management of districts over 20 years ago, during the 2002-03 school year, Wylie ISD has achieved an A every year -- the highest rating possible!

Read More about FIRST: Wylie ISD Receives Another A for Financial Accountability

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Learn what students, staff, families, and community members love most about Smith Elementary and Wylie ISD and the positive impact our district has made on their lives.

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Kathryn Turner
I love how much Wylie ISD communicates with parents. This tells me they truly value the delicate balance of school and home life, and how we need to work together to help the student build confidence and feel success.
 
One of my children who attends Wylie schools is disabled and the love and care the teachers show is seen, felt, and appreciated. I see inclusion and acceptance happening in our community and I believe our Wylie public schools pave the way for that.
Kathryn Turner