About Waller Junior High
Waller Independent School District 
2402 Waller Street ¨ Waller, Texas 77484
(936) 931-1353 ¨ Fax (936) 931-4044



WJH Teacher of the Year: D. Brymialkiewicz
WJH Rookie Teacher of the Year: C. Kesler

Waller Junior High serves sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students with a curriculum designed for successful student transition into high school. All WJH students must register for language arts, math, science, social studies, and electives that include choices in fine arts, foreign language, business, vocational, wellness, physical education, and athletics. A wide range of special programs for the gifted as well as for the disabled is also available. Technology is being integrated into all subject areas at WJH, and three computer labs facilitate technology literacy for all students in the school. WJH students also actively participate in U.I.L. academic and athletic competitions.

The building currently housing Waller Junior High School was constructed in 1969 to serve as Waller High School. (The site was originally the location of the South Texas Baptist College which was destroyed by a hurricane in 1900.) The building became Waller Junior High School in 1998.

 More Information about Waller Junior High and Waller ISD

Talking Points About WJH:

• 6th - 8th campus
• A Texas Recognized Campus
• Met AYP
• Opportunities for 8th graders to earn H.S. credit
• A National Staff Development Council Learning School 
• Grade-level teaming
• Students actively participate in UIL academic and athletic competitions
• PreAP placement course offerings
• TEA Gold performance acknowledgements
• Content area teachers are trained through college board

 
BELIEFS & VALUES

 
We Believe Students...

• learn when they feel safe, loved, accepted, and their needs are met.
• learn when they are curious, challenged, and motivated.
• learn when the topic is made relevant to them.
• use mistakes as learning opportunities to reach goals.

We Believe Teachers...