Officials with San Elizario ISD recently announced two new assistant principals for the district: Ana Solis will serve at San Elizario High School and Sandra Rico will serve at Sambrano Elementary School. Both educators were recommended by Superintendent Dr. Jeannie Meza-Chavez and approved by the San Elizario ISD Board of Trustees. Rico began her educational […]Read More
This year, with the support of The El Paso Community Foundation, the Classroom Fund provided nine San Elizario ISD educators a combined $9,000 worth of supplies to help support students. “It warms my heart to see how many of our educators were awarded the Classroom Fund. Exciting times are ahead as we see the resources […]Read More
The San Elizario Independent School District (SEISD) held its second virtual 2021 Teacher and Employee of the Year Awards Ceremony “A Night of Champions” earlier this month. Eleven employees were honored and praised by colleagues for their dedication and resiliency with students in the SEISD. The winners were announced via a virtual awards ceremony. Marisela […]Read More
When the State of Texas decided students would not be returning after Spring Break last school year, San Elizario ISD (SEISD) officials knew that their students would be experiencing and growing in so many different ways. To that end, teachers at Alarcon Elementary wanted to focus on their students and the ‘quarantine season’ that brought […]Read More
Despite the pandemic, the San Elizario ISD launched its first-ever dual language education program this school year. The program, now available for students in Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten, will grow each subsequent year, as the district will be adding the program to both first and second grade next school year. The goal is to have students […]Read More
Earlier this month, officials with the San Elizario Independent School District announced that the San Elizario ISD Board of Trustees were selected as one of the regional nominees for the 2020 Texas Association of School Administrators Board of the Year. A TASA Committee composed of Texas Superintendents will have the task of selecting five Honor […]Read More
Thursday morning, the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) awarded its 2020 Sylvia Hopp San Elizario College Scholarship to graduating senior Jocelyn Torres. The online ceremony included Jocelyn’s family, CREEED board members, San Elizario High School Principal Maribel Guillen, Assistant Principal, Claudia Flores, and Student Activities Manager, Jasmine Lozano. This year’s scholarship […]Read More
As the events of August 3, 2019, rippled through the lives of El Pasoans living in and out of the region, for some local educators, school was already in session and they contended early on with what to say to students and reassure parents. As the days stretched into weeks, the conversation about the events […]Read More
On Thursday, officials with the College of Education at The University of Texas at El Paso and community leaders unveiled the Miner Teacher Residency Program, a full-year teacher placement designed to boost the readiness of aspiring teachers to better serve diverse students throughout the El Paso region. With funding and technical support from University-School Partnerships […]Read More
On Wednesday, officials with San Elizario High School announced their Honored Alumni for 2019: Samuel Sanchez Sanchez is well known in San Elizario, as a member of the El Paso Historical Commission and as a previous President of the San Elizario Genealogy and Historical Society. He presently works at T&R Chemicals, Inc. as a chemical […]Read More
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