El Pasoans this weekend will mark the somber one-year anniversary of the Aug. 3 attack on our city by lighting traditional luminarias that were – at least in part – distributed by Bowie High School volunteers at Guillen. The luminarias will stand in honor of the 23 people who died and the dozens who were injured by […]Read More
The Bowie Class of 2020 took their home field Saturday night, together for the last time, to officially receive their diplomas and close this year’s EPISD Graduation Season after six days of socially-distant ceremonies. The graduating class of 294, earning nearly $100,000 in scholarships, was led by valedictorian Elijah Prieto and salutatorian Pricilla Merez. Both spoke […]Read More
EPISD Community School volunteers were thanked for constantly going above and beyond in their efforts to help students and their families during a holiday luncheon last week. The luncheon was just one way to thank the volunteers who make up EPISD’s efforts to connect students and families to community services aimed at helping them reach […]Read More
Bowie High School will play a major role in one of the largest public art installations ever to be displayed along the U.S.-Mexico border. Border Tuner, a bi-national art installation that will link El Paso and Juárez using beams of light and a slew of shared activities, kicked off its 12-day run in the Borderland […]Read More
The biggest game of the season for Southside rivals – the Bowie Bears and the Jefferson Silver Foxes – took place at UTEP’s Sun Bowl and did not miss a beat for excitement or high stakes. While the Foxes put up a fight, it was the Bears who ended up coming out on top 33-23 […]Read More
It was Central vs. Segundo Barrio battle at Baty-Simmang Memorial stadium Friday night as the Bowie Bears hosted the Austin Panthers. The Bears came out swinging and put the Panthers in the defensive position right out of the gate, as Bowie put up two unanswered TD’s and the Panthers found themselves in the hole. However Austin […]Read More
Bowie High School hosted their annual wrestling tournament Saturday on their campus in beautiful South El Paso. Our very own Andres ‘Ace’ Acosta was there and we bring you his view of the matches in this ‘Story in Many Pics.’Read More
One of El Paso’s hottest food trucks is being recognized for its business savvy and the entrepreneurship spirit of its operators, all of whom just happen to be students at Bowie High School. Bowie’s Oso Good Food Truck, the public component of the Bowie Jardín, Cocina & Mercado Fund, recently won the El Paso Hispanic […]Read More
On a very fall-like Friday night, the Ysleta Indians hosted their old County League rivals – the Bowie Bears – for Homecoming 2018. The long-time rivals battled it out, with Bowie taking control for most of the game, but the never-say-die-Tribe came back and beat the Bears 29-28. – – Read More
Community members, students and concerned residents are set to protest a decision by El Paso ISD to put the district’s bus hub on the historic South El Paso campus. Familias Unidas del Chamizal (Chamizal Families United) announced the rally against the installation of the bus hub at Bowie High School, at San Marcial & Paisano Street […]Read More
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