El Paso High junior Melody Stout and her StuCo peers created a video message of hope with virtual visitors to share with patients at Children’s Hospital where visitors currently aren’t allowed. “Being a child in the hospital is hard enough so when you can’t have your family around or your friends to come to visit […]Read More
When people throughout the state open the recently-published Texas Education Agency 2019 Annual Report, they will be greeted by the iconic steps of El Paso High School. To highlight some of the great work done by Texas school districts this past year, the TEA used a photograph by EPISD photographer Leonel Monroy of the 2019 […]Read More
No objection here. EPISD has two of the best mock trial teams in the region. The mock trial teams from El Paso and Franklin high schools last weekend competed against teams from throughout the area for a chance to represent El Paso at the state tournament and the verdict came out in their favor. Mock […]Read More
Rain didn’t dampen the spirits of the El Paso High tennis team who today celebrated the official ribbon cutting of their new tennis courts. The tennis team, drumline and cheerleaders gathered in the Jarvis Gym with dignitaries and members of the construction team for quick ceremony to commemorate the completed of the 2016 Bond modernization […]Read More
Chapin High’s Erik Hernandez and Cesar Higadera last week took top honors at the Tag Team Rebote Rumble, the first inter-school tournament of its kind in the city. Doubles teams from Chapin, Bowie and Jefferson high schools competed in the first Royal Rumble at Bowie High for rebote bragging rights – showcasing the not-so-well-known but highly-competitive sport […]Read More
On a cool, blustery night the 89th Annual ‘Battle of the Claw’ took place at Austin High’s historic R.E. McKee Stadium. The Panthers and the Tigers again locked up in their annual battle, but it was the homestanding Panthers that would take the victory 40 to 6 and claim ‘The Claw.’ Our very own Johnny Yturales […]Read More
A new tradition began at the storied campus of the Lady on the Hill last week when the incoming freshmen of the three magnet programs at El Paso High School were ceremoniously pinned into their new academic journey. El Paso High is home to three innovative and competitive magnet programs: the Dual Language, T-STEM and […]Read More
Three hundred and fifty Tigers received their high-school diplomas Monday evening in a ceremony overlooking the historic steps of the majestic campus of El Paso High School. “We have a beautiful campus that is the centerpiece of the amazing learning that has gotten these students to this point in their educational careers,” Principal Mark Paz […]Read More
Historic Jones Stadium at El Paso High School will play host to a free football clinic for over 200 El Paso and Ysleta ISD student-athletes. Now in its third year, The Dallas Cowboys High School Clinic presented by the Texas Lottery will give students from high schools represented the opportunity to learn both on- and […]Read More
Retired Las Cruces businessman and engineer, Orlando Cervantes, recently gifted the New Mexico State University Foundation $50,000 to create the Orlando Cervantes Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship is special in that it specifically bridges the El Paso and Las Cruces communities by awarding graduates of El Paso High School with scholarship dollars to complete a degree […]Read More
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