SPC Rafael Hernando III Middle School has been designated a Texas Schools to Watch campus by the Texas Middle School Association (TMSA) for its high-performance, clear focus on academic growth, and ensuring every child has …
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El Dorado High School students, staff and community members have been working on a “trash to art” project that won the school national recognition for their commitment to clean-up the environment. El Dorado art teacher …
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EPISD teachers Amy Stell from Coronado High and Russell Lang from El Paso High were nominated to receive the Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction award from the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS). The …
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El Paso County Sheriff’s Office deputies assigned to the East Montana Patrol Station presented scores of books to the 3rd graders at Red Sands Elementary on Monday, September 12th, 2016. Three hundred 3rd-grade National Geographic Reading …
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Normally when a coyote shows up at an elementary school, it’s quickly ‘shooshed’ away, but when that coyote is Max and he’s representing the city’s newest team, it’s a party. The El Paso Coyotes had …
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Pamela Thompson, Col. John O. Ensor Middle School librarian, has been selected to review for School Library Journal, a national magazine that evaluates a broad range of resources, from books and digital content to databases, …
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The Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce (GEPCC) recognized a William Beaumont Army Medical Center Soldier for countless hours of volunteering and fundraising for the city’s homeless population.. Sgt. 1st Class Tomeko Eaddy, noncommissioned officer …
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Tamara Kang has been awarded the Jess Hay Chancellor’s Graduate Student Research Fellowship for 2017. Former University of Texas System Regent Jess Hay established the fellowship. Hess was an extraordinary advocate and visionary leader for …
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Part Three of our ‘Only In El Paso’series continues, this week focusing on the Tiguas. Mud People: The Tigua Tribe from the Pueblo of Ysleta del Sur by Christian Montes Discover the history and culture of …
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To recognize outstanding achievement by staff and faculty members at The University of Texas at El Paso, President Diana Natalicio announced the inauguration of two new Meritorious Service Awards. The awards recognize individuals and teams …
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New Mexico State University’s Learning Games Lab worked with University of Idaho Extension to produce an app that has garnered high praise and an award. “Night of the Living Debt,” a game used for teaching …
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Blockbusters will not be the only ones on the big screen this summer as EPISD students get ready to premiere their films at El Paso High School this week. The films were created during the …
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Starting from just one person’s idea, the Horizon City Lions Club’s School Uniform Swap once again helped scores of area families who otherwise would have had a difficult time getting their kids ready for school. This year’s …
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One feature-length film and 37 shorts — about everything from a Star Wars-like Plasma Sword to the Pope’s visit to Juarez to a little girl who comes up with a devious plan to buy a …
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A team of Chapin High School students won the national championship in a literary storytelling competition during the Technology Student Association National Conference earlier this month in Nashville, Tenn. The team of Celeste Casarez, Lertchaal Hale and …
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