Darr Field Day

Friday, May 31st, Field Day arrived for Darr's Mavericks.

It was a day full of fun, smiles, and great team spirit at Mav Field.  

The Mavs were determined to enjoy their Field Day come rain or shine. 

Students and Staff enjoyed the friendly competition! 

The staff canopies for the students to enjoy as well!

Go Mavs!

Stallion Senior Walk

Top AR Tigers

Friday, May 31st, Graves Elementary Principal Mrs. V. Soto Gonzalez and Librarian Mrs. A. Libson recognized their Top 2 A.R. Tigers for 2018-2019 school year. 

The paw-some readers each received a Fire Tablet and Tiger plushie for their job well done.

Mrs. Soto and Mrs. Libson applaud these two students for a job well done and encourage them to keep allowing reading to take them to new heights!

Go Tigers!

Lianna Maus

260.3 pts 

98.2 average




Onyeise Izuchukwu


570.5 pts



95.0 average

Game On Hawks

Friday, May 31st, Ms. Avalos' Kinder class at Kennedy Hall enjoyed a special presentation by Game Warden Matt Maloney.

Game Warden Maloney helped the Hawks close off their unit on animals.

He visit was also extra special as one of Ms. Avalos' Hawks really wants to be a Game Warden when he grows up. 

Some of the students brought in some animal artifacts to show him and their classmates. 

The students enjoyed learning about hunting and fishing seasons, regulations, and the importance of continuing with their education as game wardens need to have a bachelors degree and seven months of training at the academy. 

The students also enjoyed riding on the truck and turning on sirens and lights. 

Hawk Country would like to thank Game Warden Maloney for a wonderful presentation!

Go Hawks!

ECC Shark, Doo Doo Doo

Tuesday, May 28th, ECC was abuzz with excitement for their annual Graduation Celebration.

With graduation closing in, the students utilized their every minute of the day for last minute prep.

The students reviewed their song and dance to Baby Shark with Mr. Jimenez.

Mr. Jimenez made sure all the students were in sync and prepared for this meaningful event. 

Go ECC Grads!

MJH Hosts Art Show

Friday, May 31st, Memorial Jr. High students were able to showcase their art skills at the 1st Annual MJH Art Show.

It was a great opportunity for the Mavs to display their works to their peers!

There were many beautiful pieces of art that were judged and the judges had a hard time selecting the best in show and the best per grade level.

Congratulations to all the winners!

7th grade 1st place: Marco Corona

8th grade 1st place: Erika Jade Rodriguez

Best of Show: Annika Godines

Tiger Senior Walk

LDC Celebrates Better Hearing and Speech Month

In honor of May being Better Hearing and Speech Month, LDC would like to congratulate Mrs. Victoria Trevino-Luna and Mrs. Alejandra Alvarez for making a difference in their students!

Friday, May 31st, Mavs wished treated them to beautiful gift baskets and wished them a very Happy Better Hearing and Speech Month!

Go Mavs!​

Lobo Graduation Festivities

Wednesday, May 29th, Pete Gallego Elementary held their annual 6th Grade Awards Ceremony.

The students were treated to an awesome dance party following their ceremony in Exhibit Hall A at the Raul A Gonzalez Fine Arts Center.

Congratulations Lobos!

The future looks BRIGHT!

Bobcats Hit the Road

Henry B. Gonzalez' Student Council had an awesome time Wednesday, May 29th at their annual End of the Year Field Trip.

Students journeyed to San Antonio for their end of the year field trip for a fun-filled day at IMAX, the Alamo, Ripley's Believe It or Not Wax Museum and Incredible Pizza.

The Bobcats had an opportunity to experience and enjoy the shows presented.

Way to go Bobcats!

LDC Centers Around Learning

Thursday, May 30th, the students in Mrs. Salazar's Kindergarten class at LDC had a day full of learning and exploration.

The Lil' Mavs enjoyed working in learning centers and the opportunity to work together to build understanding.

Way to go Lil' Mavs!

Top Bobcat Readers

Thursday, May 30th, Henry B. Gonzalez Elementary recognized the Top AR Readers in each class for the 4th 9 weeks.

The Bobcats applaud these students' fire for reading and wanted it not go unnoticed.

They were rewarded with great prizes like slime, board games, and legos.

Campus Librarian, Mrs. Gonzalez reminded her Bobcats to keep up with their reading this summer and utilize myON!

Way to go Bobcats!

WHS Recognizes Unsung Hero

Thursday, May 30th, CC Winn High School recognized one of their unsung heroes.

Campus Registrar, Mrs. Johnson-Valdez always lends a hand on campus and this week she has played a vital role in the preparation for the seniors' graduation diplomas.

The Mavs thank her for all she does!

Go Mavs!

Roadrunner Senior Walk

Stallions Discover the Pillowcase Project

Thursday, May 30th, the City of Eagle Pass Parks & Recreation Department, along with the American Red Cross, stopped by Cerna Elementary. 

The Stallions were presented with Emergency Preparedness Curriculum which covered preparing and sharing what to do in case of a fire or a flood.  

The Pillowcase serves as a carrying case during emergency evacuations.

Go Stallions!

Kennedy Hall Fun Day

Thursday, May 30th, the Kinder classes at Kennedy were ready for some rest and relaxation after a long year of hard work.

The Hawks were able to journey to the great outdoors during their grade level's Fun Day!

The students loved playing with their friends!

Go Hawks!

WHS Visits Hawk Country

Thursday, May 30th, seniors and juniors from Mrs. Villarreal's Dual Credit Communication Applications class at CC Winn High School went to Kennedy Hall to share their recent projects.

The Mavs wrote their very own children's books using terms they learned this semester.

They visited Hawk Country to read and share their stories.

They also planned activities and games for in every classroom!

WHS would like to thank Kennedy Hall for allowing them to spend time with their students. 

Graves Thanks EPPD

Graves Elementary would like to thank DARE Officer Micheal Torralba from the Eagle Pass Independent School District  Police Department for all he does!

Thursday, May 30th, Tiger Country surprised Officer Torralba with plaque to thank him for all he does.

Way to go EPISD and Tigers!

Darr Division II Softball

Darr Elementary would like to congratulate their Division II Lady Maverick Softball Team for their excellent season.

The Mavs ended their season on Thursday, May 2nd undefeated.

Maverick Country congratulated their girls on campus on Thursday, May 30th.

Go Mavs!

Falcons Environmental Club Ends On High Note

As the year comes to a close, Glass' Falcon Environmental Club is still working hard. 

May 27th - 31st, the club finished up their daily recycling and proactively took care of the school yard by planting a beautiful tree.

This club is self funded with donations from administration and staff. 

The students are quite content with a snack and a water after their hard labor. 

They never complain as warm summer days are starting to approach. 

Falcon Country is extremely proud of their effort and self giving to their campus. 

This proves that Falcons truly soar above the rest!

Mustangs Come to Life

The 3rd grade students at Perfecto Mancha Elementary have been busy researching historical figures for the past two weeks. 

Wednesday, May 29th, they finalized their project by dressing up as their researched historical figure and presenting their work to their parents.

They also treated the rest of the school in a Live Wax Museum! 

What a way to end the year!

Mancha Senior Walk

Seco Mines Senior Walk

Cardinal Senior Walk

San Luis Elementary held their Senior Walk for the Class of 2019 graduates on Wednesday, May 29th. 

Former Cardinals reminisced on their elementary years as they walked down the halls of their alma mater. 

Students in attendance were from both high school campuses. 

The Cardinal family would like to wish each and every student of the Class of 2019 the very best as they continue their journey.

Congratulations Class of 2019!

 Go Cardinals! 

Liberty Plate Sale

Wednesday, May 29th, Liberty Elementary hosted a hamburger plate sale.

The Eagles would like to thank everyone who helped make this scholarship drive plate sale a smashing success!

They are especially grateful for Administration for allowing to host the sale on campus.

Go Eagles!

Tigers are Summer Ready

Wednesday, May 29th, Mrs. Ibarra's 1st grade class at Graves was ready for some fun in the sun!

The students created portraits of themselves donning shades to block out the summer rays.

Inside the lens, they were asked to write and draw their ideal summer plans.

What a great way to beat the heat!

MJH Hits the Road

Thursday, May 23rd, Mrs. Garcia and Mr. Hernandez' classes loaded up the buses for their annual picnic.

The students had a fun filled day at the lake and splash pad.

The Mavs were determined to have a great time together before they break for the summer.

It was fun for all!
Go Mavs!

Benavides GT Presentations

Tuesday, May 28th, Benavides GT hosted their Gift and Talented Grade Level Fair to their peers and campus administration.

The students have been working hard all year for this great event!

The students had a great time presenting about the various concepts like iMovie, animals and algorithms.

Go Bulldogs!

Tiger EOY Awards

Graves Principal, Mrs. V. Soto Gonzalez would like to invite all Tiger Parents to the End of the Year Awards on June 4th and 5th. 

Tuesday, June 4th will recognize 1st - 3rd grade and Wednesday, June 5th will celebrate 4th and 5th grade.

Hope to see you there Tigers! 

Bulldog Graduation Festivities

Thursday, May 23rd, Benavides Heights Elementary held their annual 6th Grade Awards Ceremony.

The students were treated to an awesome dance party following their ceremony in Exhibit Hall A at the Raul A Gonzalez Fine Arts Center.

Congratulations Bulldogs!

The future looks BRIGHT!

Top AR Tigers

Tuesday, May 28th, Graves Librarian Mrs. Libson surprised two 1st grade classrooms with a juice and extra points in the AR store. 

Mrs. Libson wanted to recognized Mrs. Y. Ibarra's and Mrs. Galvan's classes for having accomplished 85% and above average for the year! 

Great job Tigers! 

Mrs. Libson is very proud of her little Tigers! 

EPHS Junior Receives Ford Scholarship

Eagle Pass High School is pleased to announce that Junior Gunner Purcell was named as a Texas FFA and Ford Leadership Scholar on Friday, May 24th.

Students across the entire state applied and only 10 were selected to the Ford Leadership Scholar Council.

EPHS salutes Gunner for a job well done and applauds him to his dedication to community service and FFA.

The Ford Leadership Scholars program is a result of the Texas FFA Foundation and Texas Ford Dealers partnership to enhance the leadership opportunities of Texas FFA members.

The purpose of the program is to: 1) Identify students who exhibit high levels of leadership at the chapter level. 2) Engage these identified students in a leadership development program created to enhance those qualities of leadership. 3) Recognize the Scholars to build a remarkable legacy for the future of our state and nation.

The 10 selected scholars have a tremendous opportunity to grow as leaders through the training they will receive, the relationship with their mentor, and the exposure they will have to key business and industry leaders. The scholars will also be recognized on stage at the State FFA Convention and receive a $1,000 scholarship.

Congratulations!

BPA Annual Dinner

Eagle Pass High School's Business Professionals of America held their End of the Year dinner on Tuesday, May 28th. 

Students received their Express Employment Professionals Career Preparedness Certification and graduation sash. 

Additionally, Omar Arreola, Dariana Hernández and Bianca Valencia each received a $100 scholarship for their dedication to the program throughout the school year.

If you will be a senior next year and are interested in working in an office environment please contact Ms. Rachel Sahagun at Eagle Pass High School. 

Practicum in Business Management is part of the Career & Technical Education program under the direction of Ana Laura Castillon, CTE Director. 

Congratulations Class of 2019!

Bulldogs Hit Imagine Math Milestone

Congratulations goes out to Ms. Flores' 2nd grade class at Benavides for obtaining their 2nd Imagine Math Goal on Friday, May 24th.

The way the classroom goal is achieved is that the students donate the points they have earn by the 1000s and once the class reaches 600,000 points the goal is awarded.

Classes may earn 2 classroom goals a year!

Ms. Flores' class is the first 2nd grade group to met the goal twice and earned additional recess time for their job well done.

Great job Bulldogs!

Bulldogs Hit Imagine Math Milestone

Congratulations goes out to Mrs. Santos' 5th grade class at Graves for reaching their Imagine Math Goal twice.

The way the classroom goal is achieved is that the students donate the points they have earn by the 1000s and once the class reaches 600,000 points the goal is awarded.

Classes may earn 2 classroom goals a year and Mrs. Santos' class tackled this feat incredibly.

The class met the goal on Friday, April 24th.

Great job Bulldogs!

Benavides Imagine Math Think30 Club

Benavides Elementary would like to congratulate the newest Bulldogs to achieve 30 passed lessons in the Imagine Math Program!

For joining this illustrious group, the Bulldogs earned an additional 30,000 bonus points on Friday, May 24th.

Way to go Bulldogs!

MJH Hits the Road

Mrs. Garcia's and Mr. Hernandez' classes at Memorial Junior High had an awesome time Tuesday, May 28th at Sea World.

Students journeyed to San Antonio for their end of the year field trip!

The Mavs had an opportunity to experience and enjoy the shows presented.

Way to go Mavs!

Top AR Mustangs

Tuesday, May 28th, Perfecto Mancha celebrated their Top A.R. students that had an 85% average or better. 

The Mustangs were given a certificate and a pizza party for their job well done. 

Mustang Principal, Mrs. Koenig would like to congratulate her students and inform them to keep up to awesome job.

Way to go Mustangs!

Roadrunners Pop into Summer

Tuesday, May 28th, Mrs. Garza’s class at Rosita Valley Elementary kicked off their Last Days celebration!

The students will pop one balloon a day until the last day of school on June 6th!

In addition to popping their way to summer, the Roadrunners had some fun with bubble gum bubble contest! 

Way to go Roadrunners!

2019 Graduation Tips and Procedures

TIP 1:

With close to 600 seniors graduating from both high schools traffic can become over-whelming. 

Also, construction from CC Winn to the SAC is at an all time high right now.

This is why we are highly suggesting for guests to use the alternate route to the Student Activity Center.

Taking Loop 480 to 277 will help break up traffic in front of the Student Activity Center and help the process of allowing vehicles in and out of the parking lot. Car pooling is also advised

TIP 2:

Dress Code! All students participating in the graduation ceremonies must be compliant with school dress code policy. Any student not in compliance will not be allowed to participate. This includes no markings, messages, or labels on the cap or the gown. And finally, high heels are absolutely not allowed on the field! Girls may only wear flat-footed shoes. 

Tip 3:

Certain items are absolutely not allowed on the field! Backpacks, purses, sacs, or bags of any kind cannot be brought in by the graduate. No foreign objects like beach balls, balloons, air horns, or confetti cannons are not allowed on the field. If you are caught with one you will be dismissed and may cause for the entire ceremony to be cancelled! And of course TELECOMMUNICATION devices like phones and cameras are prohibited infield during graduation ceremony. Selfies on the stage when you are receiving your diploma are prohibited. 

Tip 4:

All students must line up on the field already in cap and gown for procession. Every student is expected to behave appropriately and act respectfully towards all the people there to honor them. If behavior becomes an issue the student will be dismissed from the ceremony and they will have to pick up their diploma on the next business day at their home campus.

Tip 5:

The last bit of information is in case of inclement of weather. If there is rain on graduation day, Winn's ceremony will be moved to 10:00 am Saturday and EPHS' would be moved to Sunday June 9^th. So, if it is raining the day of your assigned graduation please tune into your local radio station, watch channel 16 or call your campus to receive further details.

Graduation is an important time in a graduate's life and if we follow all these tips and procedures the class of 2019’s graduation is sure to be one for record books!

Myths, Mavs, & MJH

Tuesday, May 28th, Mrs. Perez’ 8th grade students at Memorial Junior High wrapped up their unit on Greek Mythology.

The Mavs are taking full advantage of their last days at MJH and worked very hard to complete their amazing posters on various Greek gods and goddesses.

Working in groups allowed them to collaborate, communicate, think critically, and demonstrate their creativity!

Way to go Mavs!

RVLA End of Year Bash

Tuesday, May 28th, RVLA wrapped up a successful school year with an exciting trip to Peter Piper Pizza! 

Students, staff, and parents enjoyed the celebration courtesy of Little Giants PTO.

PTO wanted to reward the Little Giants for a successful 2018 - 2019 school year.

RVLA...Where the Magic Happens!

LDC Reading Challenge Ceremony

Tuesday, May 28th, LDC rewarded their students with Principal's Award Ribbons for completing their school's reading challenge.

The Lil' Mavs read 12 books a week for 2 weeks!

Go Lil' Mavs and keep reading!

Cougar GT Presentations

Tuesday, May 23rd, Sam Houston GT hosted their Gift and Talented Grade Level Fair to their peers and campus administration.

The students have been working hard all year for this great event!

The students had a great time presenting about the various concepts like computer science.

Go Cougars!

You Can Count on the Lil' Mavs

May 20th - 24th, Kinder students in room A02 at LDC learned financial literacy.  

The discovered the concepts of spending and saving income.  

They also "earned" income by completing chores and having good behavior all week.  

Friday, May 24th, the students ended the lesson by visiting the classroom store and spending their income.  

Go Lil' Mavs!

Cougars Hit the Road

Sam Houston's 2nd grade students had an awesome time Friday, May 24th at Sea World.

Students journeyed to San Antonio for their end of the year field trip!

The Cougars had an opportunity to experience and enjoy the shows presented.

Way to go Cougars!