Stallions are Wild About School

Cerna kicked off Texas Public Schools Week by showing how wild they are about learning !

Students showed off their animal print /wear and participated in the celebration.

Great job Stallions! 

Roadrunners Reap Rewards

Friday, February 24th, the Roadrunners at Rosita Valley were treated to a delicious surprise!

To celebrate Perfect Attendance, the Roadrunners had a tasty nacho party.

Way to go Roadrunners!

CCWHS Student Council Receives Sweepstakes

 For the first time since the Covid restrictions were implemented (2020) CC Winn is extremely proud to announce that the Maverick Student Council just received OUTSTANDING recognition in all 5 report areas for the year. 

That means they received SWEEPSTAKES and will be recognized at the Texas Association of Student Council's STATE convention this April!

Congratulations to the council members and officers for all of their hard work and dedication to bring this honor back to CC Winn High School. 

Go Mavericks

Stallions Nab Top 10 Sp

Congratulation to Mrs. Treviño’s 3rd grade class at Cerna for being 1 of 10 classrooms that won the EPISD Imagine Math Challenge. 

This competition consists of the top 10 classrooms of the district from K-6th. 

Mrs. Treviño is so proud of her students' hard work and dedication to their required programs they utilize throughout the school year.

A special congrats also goes to her 3rd grade student, Alexa Barroso Chacon, for being one of the Top 10 students in the district to win the individual student challenge.

Thank you to Stallion principal, Mrs. Lopez, who treated all winning classes to a Nacho Treat on Friday, February 24.

WAY TO GO STALLIONS!

Stallions Keep 100

Mrs. Treviño would like to congratulate 7 of her 3rd grade students at Cerna for reaching over 100+ AR points. 

These students have demonstrated a true love for reading books and have shown it throughout the year.

They were treated to a lunch reward and are working hard to get to their next personal goal of 200 points.

Congratulations to Alexa, Emiliano, Leilani, Ana, Alejandro, Caden, and Jorge (not pictured).

STALLION STRONG. 

Roadrunners Find Math Sweet

Friday, February 24th, 1st grade students in Mrs. Tellez' class at Rosita Valley practiced graphing using M&M's candies.

They sorted their candies by color and completed a pictograph showing the amount they each had.

Go Roadrunners!

Stallions Celebrate Bus Driver Appreciation Day

 Armando Cerna Elementary Students and Staff would like to thank their bus drivers for all that they do to get the students safely to and from school. 

HAPPY NATIONAL SCHOOL BUS DRIVER APPRECIATION DAY!

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Winn CTE Days

 February is Career and Technical Education month, and C.C. Winn High School CTE Department showcased its programs over the course of an amazing three-day Career Fair. Not only did the fair highlight the many opportunities available through the various CTE programs, but the Career Fair also allowed students to meet with different employers who can offer guidance in the industry’s most in-demand fields that align with CTE programs of study.

In conjunction with the Career Fair, CCWHS counselors conducted sessions for students in which they discussed pre-registration, credits, and programs of study. Incoming freshmen were given a tour of the campus and also visited the Career Fair. By attending the CTE Career Fair, eighth-grade students were able to become acquainted with all the options that are available to them through CTE. The CTE Department and the Texas Workforce joined forces on Day 3 of our event to provide the Junior class with immediate employment opportunities. “Hiring Day” was a huge hit!

Thank you to the Texas Workforce Board and to all federal, state, and local employers for their role in the success of our Career Fair.

Special recognition to our EPISD Board, Superintendent Mr. Samuel Mijares, Deputy Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction Mr. John Cox, Executive Director for Instructional Services Mr. David Camarillo, CTE Director Ms. Ana Laura Castillon, Assistant Director Mr. William “Billy” Davis, C.C Winn Principal Mr. Jesus Diaz-Wever, and all administration for their unconditional support.

This event came to fruition through the hard work of CCWHS CTE Department Head Mrs. Martha Hernandez, Head Counselor Mrs. Marilu Uriegas, and all the amazing CTE teachers and counselors from C.C. Win

n High School.

Miner Staff Farewell

On behalf of the Seco Mines Elementary Miners, the Miners wish to congratulate Mrs. Mary Gonzales, Campus Clerk, the best in her new position at Eagle Pass High School.  

Miner Nation will miss you!

Texas Public Week Parent Meetings

 

Stallions Rack Up AR Points

Congratulations to Mrs. Flores’ 2nd grade class at Cerna for reaching 1,000 A.R. points!

As a reward, Mrs. Flores rewarded them with a cool treat to eat and celebrate their achievement while they completed their classwork. 

Spectacular reading Stallions!

EPISD Student Information Exchange Training

 Title I Migrant Director, Student Advocate Recruiters, Clerks and Secretary attend Student Information Exchange (MSIX) Training.

WHS INVITES ALL TO SCIENCE NIGHT - FEB 23

 

Stallions Race to Finals

Congratulations to the Cerna Lady Stallion Division 1 Softball Team

The girls did an amazing job this season and brought home a second place title!

Go Stallions! 

Bon Appetit Mavs

CTE would like to congratulate Mrs. A. Esquivel's Culinary Arts students from CC Winn High School for successfully completing the SafeServ Manager Exam-Industry Based Certification. 

The students who were certified are : Jeshua Saucedo, Adrian Jimenez, Gad Bermea, Roxana Viana, Keyla Pena,and Ailen Oca. 

These students are the first in the Culinary Arts program to receive this rigorous certification.

The ServSafe Manager Certification verifies that a manager or person-in-charge has sufficient food safety knowledge to protect the public from foodborne illness and is recognized by the National Restaurant Association.  

Congratulations on a job well done! 

Bon Appetit!

Stallions Claim EPISD Imagine Math Contest Top Spot

Congratulations to Mrs. Ramon’s 3rd Grade class at Cerna for coming in 1st place in the Eagle Pass School District Imagine Math Challenge. 

This competition consists of the top 10 classrooms from Kinder through 6th grade of the entire district. 

What an amazing accomplishment to be the TOP Class and winners of this competition.  

Not only did her class come out on top, but also 3 of her students were among the top 10 students in the district to win the individual student challenge as well. 

Congratulations goes out to Casen Elizondo (1st), Xavier Tobias (2nd), and Lina Villlalobos (3rd) these were their contest placements of the entire EPISD K-6th student body. 

Keep up the amazing work! Mrs. Ramón is very proud of each and every one of you! 

Way to go Stallions! 

Imagine Math Roadrunners

Congratulations to 1st grader, Leonardo Casares at Rosita Valley for joining the Think 30 Club in Imagine Math! 

Way to go Roadrunner!

Longhorns Visit MJH

Juan Seguin's 6th grade students visited Memorial Junior High and they felt very welcomed by the Student Council students, administrators, and counselors!

Go Longhorns!

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WHS Celebrates TDS Tuesday

 C. C. Winn High School celebrated "TDS Tuesday" on February 21st by bringing in the "BIG RIG" to Eagle Pass for the first time!

Teens in the Driver Seat State Advisory Board Committee Chairperson, Sarai Rocha, wanted her peers to experience a truck driver's point of view from behind the wheel.

Maverick students were invited to visit the "big rig" at the staircase by the student parking lot during all three lunch periods to learn about 18-wheeler driving safety.

They received pamphlets, pencils, stickers and a wealth of information about trucks and their blind spots and break speeds.

The best part was that everyone was allowed to climb up into the 18-wheeler and see for themselves what a car looks like in their side mirrors in the lane right next to them. (NOT TO MENTION WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO PULL/HONK THE HORN!)

Students who sat through the demonstration were then entered into a raffle for a chance to win up to four $25 gift cards!

You can't put a price on safe driving education!

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EPHS Letter of Intent

Eagle Pass High School Senior, Thomas J. Mares, better known to Eagles as TJ, signed his letter of intent on Tuesday, February 21st.

TJ will be soaring into McMurry University in Abilene, Texas next fall.

TJ will be remembered at Eagle Pass High School as a playmaker with boundless agility and speed in game of football.

Coaches recalled TJ's countless abilities in speaking of his commitment to the sport.

Mr. Luis Huerta, EPHS Principal, highlighted how humbly and grounded TJ carries himself on campus.

Described as an incredibly hard worker, TJ is sure to succeed with every plan he envisions for himself.

Congratulations TJ and best of luck with all your goals! Keep flying high!