October is Texas Archaeology Month and the El Paso Museum of Archaeology will let young archaeologists explore this field with hands on activities at the Downtown Art and Farmer’s Market. The El Paso Museum of …
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The raw and kinetic energy of 68 fourth grade students dancing and moving in step while learning made the Douglass Elementary School cafeteria come alive last Thursday. The students are part of Kids Excel El …
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Loma Terrace Elementary School was named one of 250 schools across the country to win a free eco-friendly color copy machine from Toshiba America Business Solutions. The new machine will help Loma Terrace reduce its …
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Team SISD educators have united for the second annual Walk for Success and have been making great progress since August in identifying and reaching out to students who have left the district or have not …
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It was supposed to be a routine medical flight, like hundreds of others that take off and land everyday across the nation; a flight meant to start the healing, to extend life and – for …
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Ask anyone at Eastlake High School who at the school leads by example, and one name pops up, Joe Ramirez, a parent volunteer. Ramirez, SISD’s 2014-2015 Secondary Volunteer of the Year, was recently selected as …
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John Drugan Elementary student Danika Luevano put SISD on the national map recently when she won a national dance competition with a routine that has a powerful anti-bullying message. Luevano wanted to stand up to …
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With safety being a top concern for the Socorro Independent School District, educators in all schools are continuing anti-bullying efforts and have seen a decline in bullying issues. The success can be attributed to the …
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Several Socorro Independent School District students represented the district and placed at the 2015 National Technology Student Association conference and contest in Grapevine, Texas. Students from El Dorado, Socorro, Montwood, and Americas High schools attended …
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Every October, the streets of Downtown El Paso become canvasses for artists to display their chalk masterpieces. Now, the window for artists to apply to have their work included in this year’s Chalk the Block …
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This is exactly what I am talking about! Local artist adding a new spin to the Sun City. I saw this post surface earlier tonight and wanted to share it with everyone. So when your …
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Andy Beggs, Head Groundskeeper for the El Paso Chihuahuas, has been named the Pacific Coast League’s 2015 Sports Turf Manager of the Year, league president Branch Rickey announced today. The award was voted on by …
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St. Pius X School started the school year on a high note as School Librarian, Rowena Apodaca, was notified by Scholastic Book Fairs that the school’s entry in the Spring 2015 National Elementary School Contest …
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Putnam Elementary School planted a new tree to honor the memory of Robert White, a physical-education teacher and county constable who died last year during an off-duty altercation. This is the third tree that is …
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Diego Sanchez, a third grader at Purple Heart Elementary, was quietly reading in his class at Purple Heart Elementary when he received a sweet surprise. Standing right in front of him with his arms wide …
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