Pebble Hills High School student Ivy Montelongo was in her freshman year of high school when she entered the Franklin Mountains State Park Junior Ranger Patch Design Competition during the 2020-2021 school year. Due to the coronavirus pandemic the judging for the competition was postponed, but now in her sophomore year Montelongo was happy to […]Read More
Monday afternoon, officials with the Socorro Independent School District (SISD) announced that Americas, Eastlake and Pebble Hills high schools will be receiving a two-year college readiness program from the National Math and Science Initiative, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Defense and benefits students at military-connected schools. “Socorro ISD is excited to receive […]Read More
Pebble Hills High School students in an aquatic science class recently delved into exploring ways to conserve the planet, including an engaging lesson on creating edible water bottles as an alternative method for water consumption. Aquatic science teacher Michelle Gomez said she hopes the project will help inspire students to reduce waste and find resourceful […]Read More
Students at Pebble Hills, El Dorado and Eastlake high schools are taking advantage of the SISD veterinary technology program to get a full understanding of a career in animal care services. “I know a lot of kids say they want to be a vet, but this actually gives them the experience to decide if this […]Read More
Dominique Barraza, a student at Pebble Hills High School, has won the Take Care of Texas Video Contest by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The contest creates awareness on environmental protection and provides tips on how to keep our air and water clean, conserve water and energy, and reduce waste. “I am really grateful […]Read More
The Socorro Independent School District and Project Vida Health Center recently launched a Community Mental Health Grant Program in three high schools and their feeder campuses. “We are honored to be working with Project Vida Health Center and humbled to be the first school district in the region to reap the benefits of this grant […]Read More
It was one of the busiest weekends yet for El Paso bands, with three separate contests taking place on Saturday. The end result was some great finishes for our local groups. The first contest of the weekend was the 4-A Area contest in Lubbock. Mountain View and Clint represented El Paso, but neither band was […]Read More
The Socorro Independent School District celebrated more than 3,400 graduates at commencement ceremonies on May 31, June 2 and 3 at the Region 19 Chito Samaniego center and the Don Haskins Center at the University of Texas at El Paso. Graduates from Options, Pebble Hills, Mission Early College, El Dorado, Americas, Eastlake, Montwood, and Socorro […]Read More
Socorro Independent School District students recently made history, as they were the first SISD students to exhibit their work at the El Paso Museum of Art. “I am really excited for our students,” said Macka Jones, visual art specialist for SISD. “This is an amazing experience and for many of them a dream come true. […]Read More
Beginning the week of February 27th, 2017, the City of El Paso’s Capital Improvement Department will begin construction of the Pebble Hills Arterial Lighting project. Motorists are advised to expect lane closures along the project limits until the late summer of 2017 when the project is scheduled for completion. Proper traffic control measures and signage […]Read More
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