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Hornedo’s National Junior Honor Society members may not be huddled around a red kettle ringing bells for the Salvation Army at a shopping mall this year, but their virtual fundraising campaign is shattering previous records and ranking them as the top team in all of El Paso. The Hornedo students have raised nearly $4,000 through […]Read More
A doctoral student at The University of Texas at El Paso is among the recipients of the 2020 Generation Google Scholarship, which awards $10,000 to exemplary computer science students from throughout the United States and Canada. Anindita Nath, who is pursuing her doctoral degree in computer science, received the award based on the strength of […]Read More
For November, the Socorro ISD Board of Trustees, the board members and superintendent once again honored outstanding students and staff who have earned local, regional, state, or national accolades and recognition. However, due to the current situation with the COVID-19 pandemic, the ceremony was replaced with a video presentation. Six students from Hurshel Antwine Middle […]Read More
Commander Ryan Urrutia presented two academic scholarships on behalf of Sheriff Richard Wiles and the Sheriffs’ Association of Texas, to two local scholars. The Sheriffs’ Association of Texas, of which Sheriff Wiles is a member, offers scholarships to eligible students pursuing an academic degree at a college or university. Manuel Loya is a student at […]Read More
Chapin trombonist Josh Richardson is an elite group of student musicians. He is one of only 20 students named to the Texas Music Educators Association All-State Jazz Band this year. Richardson, who in 2019 also made the All-State Band on euphonium, is the only EPISD student to be given the honor this year. He’s no […]Read More
On Wednesday, two University of Texas at El Paso students were named the institution’s first-ever Hawkins Scholars and awarded $10,000 each. Junior English and American literature major Andrea Herrera Aguirre and junior computer science major Montserrat Molina were officially named by the Hawkins Scholarship selection committee Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020. Herrera Aguirre and Molina were among 11 […]Read More
Aaron and Alvin Jones, the NFL standouts, EPISD alumni and proud sons of El Paso, continued their tradition of giving back to the community by providing more than 100 turkeys to families in this South-Central neighborhood. The brothers, through their A&A All the Way Foundation, organized the drive-through delivery of Thanksgiving turkeys to the families […]Read More
Shane Brooks, Project Manager of Aviation Development at El Paso International Airport, was selected as one of the top 40 aviation professionals under 40 in Airport Business magazine’s annual list. “We are delighted that one of our own is being recognized for her hard work and contributions to the aviation industry. She has been instrumental in some […]Read More
When Payton Mitchell, a seventh-grader at St. Mark’s Middle School in El Paso, thought of all the Soldiers sacrificing for their nation, she wanted to let them know they were appreciated. “I love seeing Soldiers; I’m intimidated, but I know they help us,” Payton, 12, said. “I think they don’t get recognized as much as […]Read More
Socorro Independent School District Assistant Superintendent of High Schools Carmen Crosse was honored with the Texas Association of Student Councils District IX Administrator of the Year Award for her dedication and support of student council students and educators. Crosse was recognized for her outstanding leadership, expertise and commitment to secondary education. “This award shows that […]Read More
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