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Weatherford High School senior signs with Wayland Baptist University |
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![[Left] Weatherford High School senior Joshua Cox signs a letter of intent to play basketball for Wayland Baptist University. [Right] Pictured (from left) are WISD Executive Director of Athletics Richard Scoggin, WHS Head Boys Basketball Coach Terry Ferguson, Kelli Cox, Joshua Cox, Courtney Cox, Shari Cox, and Randy Cox (courtesy photo / DAINA LANKFORD).](/home/images/stories/2011_12_photos/whs_josh_cox_signs_loi_with_wayland_baptist_051412.jpg) [Left] Weatherford High School senior Joshua Cox signs a letter of intent to play basketball for Wayland Baptist University. [Right] Pictured (from left) are WISD Executive Director of Athletics Richard Scoggin, WHS Head Boys Basketball Coach Terry Ferguson, Kelli Cox, Joshua Cox, Courtney Cox, Shari Cox, and Randy Cox (courtesy photo / DAINA LANKFORD).Congratulations to Weatherford High School senior Joshua Cox who signed a letter of intent to play basketball for the Wayland Baptist University Pioneers in Plainview.
While playing for the Roos, Cox ended the season with the following records and/or accolades:
- Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA) Academic All-State Selection
- Texas Association of Basketball Coaches (TABC) Academic All-State Selection
- District 4-5A All-District Offensive Most Valuable Player
- District 4-5A Academic All-District Selection
- WHS Steals Leader (73)
- WHS Assists Leader (64)
- WHS Outstanding Free Throw Percentage (77.9 percent)
- WHS Most Valuable Player |
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Ikard first, sixth graders team up to complete measuring project |
 Ikard Elementary first and sixth graders team up to complete a measuring project together in Jeanne Hale's first grade classroom (courtesy photo). |
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Curtis Student Council members create birthday cards for Senior Circle |
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 Pictured (from left) are Austin Christmas, Jesus Hernandez, Evan White, Adrian Jones, Dakota Wesley, and Cody Blackmon (courtesy photo).Curtis Student Council members display a few of their decorated birthday cards they had created for the Senior Circle.
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