Mr. Flores has been an educator for 36 years and he still continues to spread the love of the arts with his students and the community.
Maverick Nation is so pleased to see the students celebrated a beloved teacher and staff member!
Congratulations Mr. Flores!
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Ray H. Darr Elementary of Eagle Pass ISD is the 2024 Lonestar Math Cup 3rd State Title holder!
Congratulations!
The Mavs are now etched in Imagine Math history!
Way to go Mavs!
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Braulio Cardenas also received an outstanding Violin award and will receive a scholarship.
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They competed at the State FFA competition held at Texas Tech in Lubbock on Saturday, April 20, 2024, and won BIG.
Anahi Molina was 2nd high point individual in the STATE, and close behind was Jesus Mambo Adan in 6th, Jimena Molina in 13th, and Alina Aza.
This is the 2nd State Plant Identification Championship that Eagle Pass FFA has won.
It has been years in the making!
The students have been working hard at learning how to identify Texas range plants and their traits through lots of studying and practice, attending invitational competitions, and even attending summer workshops. 
We are so proud that their hard work and dedication have finally paid off.
The Eagles came back to win in the 7th inning, after trailing the Rams for most of the game.
This game was especially sweet for seniors as they were recognized following their victory.
Congratulations to the following grads of 2024: Izhar Mauricio, JP Perales, Kadrian Rodriguez, Gerardo Gomez, Jordan Ramirez, Kira Gonzalez, Madelyn Nava & Jeronimo Rodriguez.
Principal, Mr. Luis Huerta and the entire Eagle Family would like to wish them all the best of luck as they fight to secure a playoff spot on Tuesday in Del Rio at 7PM!
Congratulations to CC Winn High School Senior Caleb Medellin who has been named a recipient of the prestigious Terry Foundation Scholarship.
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The Terry Foundation supports students with exceptional leadership skills, scholastic ability, and the drive to succeed.
Terry Scholars are selected from a highly competitive applicant pool of incoming freshmen to receive full-ride scholarships renewable for up to four years from the Terry Foundation.
Caleb plans to attend Texas State University to pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
Congratulations Caleb and best of luck at Texas State!
Congratulations to the following Eagle Pass High School Eagle Athletes for excelling at their most recent track meet in San Antonio on April 10, 2024.
C.C. Winn, EPHS & Memorial join to present “A Night of One Act Plays” on Wednesday, April 17th at EPISD Fine Arts Center
The true story of John Merrick, “The Elephant Man,” will be retold on Wednesday, April 17, 2024 at the Raul A. Gonzalez Fine Arts Center at the Student Activity Center by the C.C. Winn High School UIL One Act Play Cast and Crew.
“The Elephant Man” will be presented along with the Eagle Pass High School UIL one act play production of “Ripcord” and Memorial Jr. High School’s one act play “Any Body For Tea?” The night of one act plays will begin at 6 p.m. Tickets are only $5.00 and may be purchased at the door on Wednesday night.
Winn walked away with the first place trophy at the UIL One Act Play District 28-5A Zone B Contest, which was held in early March. Their play, “The Elephant Man” was also named as the alternate play to bi-district on March 8th at the district contest held at Medina Valley High School.
EPHS won second place at the District 30-6A UIL OAP Contest with their play “Ripcord” and MJHS won third place with their one act play “Any Body For Tea?” All three plays will be presented on Wednesday night.
Junior Enrique “Ricky” Escobedo was named the “Best Performer” and won two gold medals at both contests. He plays the title role in the “Elephant Man.” Also winning medals at the two contests were senior Serenity Zuniga, who was named to the All-Star Cast, Dalilah Hernandez, who was named to the Honorable Mention All-Star Cast and junior Marcus Orta, who was awarded a medal for All-Star Crew.
Directed by Adolfo Flores Jr., who will be completing his 36th year as a director for EPISD, “The Elephant Man” tells the story of a man who was born with deformities after his mother was attacked by a wild elephant while she was pregnant. The play follows his story and the hardships he had to endure.
The entire cast and crew of the “Elephant Man” includes:
Cast of Characters:
John Merrick – Enrique “Ricky” Escobedo
Dr. Treeves – Serenity Zuniga
Mrs. Kendall – Dalilah Hernandez
Carr Gomm – Rodrigo Lozano
Ross – Andres Chavarria
Bishop Walsham – Juan Ovalle
Miss Sandwich (Nurse) – Esmeralda Espinoza
Princess Alexandra – Valeria Long
Man, Porter – Johann Puente
Policeman, Snork – Juan Hernandez
Pinheads – Brianna Martinez and Christina Perez
Production Staff:
Stage Manager – Marcus Orta
Assistant Stage Manager – Julie Reyes
Sound Technician – Tanya Castillo
Light Technician – Analy Martinez
Costume Supervisor – Madison De Los Santos
This was a great accomplishment to have 100% of our bands succeed at this competition.
Winter Guard traveled to San Antonio, Texas on Saturday April 6, 2024 to compete at this year’s TECA Championships where they placed 2nd in their division behind Churchill HS (6A).
On December 9, 2023 students traveled to San Antonio, Texas to audition for Region 11’s TMEA Region Band. CC Winn had 6 students Advance to Area, 2 Students make the 5A//6A Wind Symphony, 13 students make the 5A Region Band, and 42 students make the District Band. This is the highest number of students to accomplish these goals.
CC Winn marching band traveled to Converse, Tx on October 14, 2023 where they received their 16th consecutive Sweepstakes rating which has been received every year since the opening of CC Winn HS. CC Winn’s Sweepstakes award allowed the band’s advancement to Area competition.
The CC Winn marching band traveled again to Converse, Tx on October 28th, 2023 where they competed with 21 of the best bands from Region 11 (South SA), Region 29 (North SA), and Region 32 (Austin Leander). CC Winn band was selected as one of ten bands to advance to Area Finals competition later that night.
This is CC Winn’s 4th time making Area Finals. Our band placed 7th in Finals competition among our State’s Champion Cedar Park HS.
The WHS Music Program's students and staff have worked very hard to make this year a success. All accolades are a result of hard work and dedication to themusic program. They will continue to work hard to represent their school, school district, and community with humility and positive sportsmanship.
Congratulations to the following students for their most recent acceptance into the Gifted and Talented Program.
You are commended.
Continue to strive for excellence!
Pictured alongside these Eagles are: Mr. Luis Huerta, EPHS Principal and Counselors, Mr. Alex Salinas and Mrs. Carol Vargas.
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