Henry B. Gonzalez Elementary held it's Red Ribbon Rally on October 27, 2016. The rally was a huge success thanks to the amazing Drug Free presentations from Border Patrol and the Maverick County Sheriff Department.
The Week of October 24th - 28th was filled with excitement at ECC as the school celebrated their annual Red Ribbon Week. Everyday the students were able to participate in dress up days galore and were even treated with a visit to the Fire Station. This week educated the students on how to be drug free and on fire saftey!
Benavides Cheerleaders took part in CC Winn’s Senior Pep Rally Friday, October 28th. They represented their fellow Bulldogs with much pride! The crowd was on the feet for the girls and the troupe showed great spirit for their feeder school. 
Robert E. Lee Elementary partnered up with South Union Pacific Railroad and provided safety tips for the students. Students were provided with an answer-question presentation, activity books, book markers, and guidebooks in promoting safety first. The Rambunctious Rebels give a thumbs up to South Union Pacific and thanks for all they do!
Robert E. Lee Rebels were proactive in assisting the Candles for Life Organization this year. Students and staff collaborated in this worthwhile event. Congratulations on your Silver Sponsor recognition!
The week of October 24 -28th was a special one indeed at Rosita Valley Elementary. The Rowdy Roadrunners spent the week celebrating Red Ribbon Week in style with dress up days galore! The school promised to remain drug free and celebrate healthy and happy living!
On October 27th, Graves Elementary held their Annual Fall Festival and found great success with the event! They had booths with amazing games, delicious foods, and fun prizes. The turnout was better then expected and everyone in attendance had a smile from ear to ear!
Armando Cerna Elementary's 5th grade class attended Forest Glen Science Camp in Huntsville, Texas for 3 days. The students engaged in various science and social studies activities including archery, canoeing, entomology, reptiles/amphibians, micro-life, and habitats among others. It was a great experience for the students. The 5th grade Stallion teachers would like to thank their school administration and parents for all their support and help making this opportunity possible!
Benavides Heights Elementary would like to send out a great big shout of appreciation to Mrs. Soto-Gonzalez and Mr. Negrete. They want to thank the duo converting
their mistakes into lessons, pressure into productivity and skills into
strengths. The Bulldog staff says that both Mrs. Soto-Gonzalez and Mr. Negrete really know how to bring out the best in all of them and that, we all know is the showing of a true leader! 
Graves Elementary celebrated Red Ribbon Week with a rally where students donated non perishable items for the local food pantry. 5th grade Tigers helped collect and organize donations. There was also a terrific Drug Free Drawing contest where each student came up with their own slogans with pictures that shared the Drug Free message. During the rally one student from each grade level was recognized for winning the Drug Free
Seco Mines Elementary is taking a stand! The school is standing up for what is right and they are reminding their students about it everyday. They promise to educate strong drug free students that are kind to everyone! The school is decorated from head to toe in anti bullying and drug free campaign reminders!
Go Miners!
The Cardinals invited their students,
parents and our community to join them at Burr Park and walk and/or bike to campus. Students created and walked with their
individually made signs that promoted wellness and thanked all participants and
community businesses that donated to the event. Once they arrived at the campus
treats and goodies were offered to all those that walked, which was immediately followed by a presentation given by administration, community leaders and local business
representatives, all aiming to encourage the start of healthy living and active
communities.