Also, the EPISD JV baseball tournament scheduled for this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday has been cancelled.
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
EPISD BASEBALL UPDATES
Due to inclement weather and the forecast for additional rains, the JV baseball game between Winn HS and Medina Valley HS has been cancelled.
Also, the EPISD JV baseball tournament scheduled for this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday has been cancelled.
Also, the EPISD JV baseball tournament scheduled for this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday has been cancelled.
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Let the 2016 Special Olympics Begin!
The 2015-2016 EPISD Special Olympic
Games were held at the Student Activity Center (SAC) on March 8, at the Cozel
Foster Stadium at 9 a.m. Athletes are represented from the various schools within the EPISD school
district, including elementary, junior high and high school level. While a majority of the Special Olympics track-and-field events are
similar to traditional ones, there are some adjustments made for these athletes
as well as some different events. These special
athletes love to participate and have fun!
The
annual event utilizes hundreds of volunteers. Special education staff is
responsible for much of the success of the day. The event is coordinated by Ms.
Elizabeth Torres, Special Education Director.
Friday, March 4, 2016
WINN'S GOT TALENT!!
Within our great district we have talented and highly intelligent students. Creativity can be found in all of our campuses, but recently C.C. WINN HS student, Maria V. Martinez has been putting those SKILLS to work in the form of a screen play.
The screen play writer has a lot to offer in the story telling business and she is getting her story ready for the masses. Soon enough, "The Frontera Film Festival" will be upon us and we will get to see her skills in motion.
We applaud her efforts, her excellent instructor, Mr Jesse Fuentes, and the entire CATE Department.
We can't wait to see what this talented young lady has to offer!
The screen play writer has a lot to offer in the story telling business and she is getting her story ready for the masses. Soon enough, "The Frontera Film Festival" will be upon us and we will get to see her skills in motion.
We applaud her efforts, her excellent instructor, Mr Jesse Fuentes, and the entire CATE Department.
We can't wait to see what this talented young lady has to offer!
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Our Bulldogs LOVE TO READ
Benavides
Heights Elementary School students and families warmed up with a good
book on Thursday, January 21.
Families and
staff gathered to celebrate literacy with an evening of reading. Students, teachers, staff and community, joined together to celebrate literacy at its
finest.
Families
listened to a special read-aloud from special guest readers from our
neighboring High School C.C. Winn and people from our community. Guest
readers were: Matthew Uriegas (C.C. Winn Asst. Principal); Marilu Uriegas (C.C.
Winn College Advisor); Joe Cruz (Eagle Pass Historian/Downtown Manager); Walter
Galindo, Juana Rodriguez, and Irene Moreno (SWTJC Creative Writing Club); John
Byrne (EPHS Asst. Principal); Luis Sifuentes (City Councilman); Juan De Luna
(EPHS English Teacher); Olivia Garcia (EPHS Dean of Instruction) Pablo Garcia
(C.C. Winn Student Council Rep.) Hilda De Leon (UMC Physician Assistant); Rudy
Bowles (EP School Board Member); Eric Villasenor (C.C. Winn Head Football
Coach); and Jay Mendoza (C. C. Winn Asst. Principal).
Everyone enjoyed an exciting
night of celebrating reading.
For more highlights on the night visit our Facebook and Twitter page.
March 7th -11th, 2016, Educational Diagnosticians' Week
"Making a DIFFERENCE in the Lives of Students with Special Needs"
"A rigorous and well' rounded education places young Texans firmly on the path to success. For some children, learning new things and succeeding in their classes is a smooth process. For others, additional of specialized instruction is necessary for maximum success. when this happens: educational diagnosticians play a vital role." - Gov. Greg Abbot
Educational Diagnosticians share an ability to assess and diagnose the learning problems of students.
They are a part of a multidisciplinary team who utilize their particular skills and areas of expertise to make the best decisions for placing students with learning problem. They also provide support to personnel who counsel the children and consult with teachers, parents, and others on the child's progress.
Therefore, in an effort to recognize the important efforts of these folks, a week in March is designated each year as Educational Diagnostician' Week.
Let us take the time to encourage all of our EPISD family to recognize the important efforts of our diagnosticians. Their hard work contributes to the future of our students
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Way To Go WINN STUCO!
C.
C. Winn Student Council President, Vice President and sponsors attended
the TASC State Report Judging on February 26, 2016 at O’Connor High in Helotes, TX.
WINN StuCo member include:
President—Andrea Martinez
Vice President—Jazmin Hernandez
Treasurer—Griselda Solis
Recording Secretary—Valeria Sornia
Corresponding Secretary—Benny Ibarra
Historian—Miguel Maldonado
Reporter—Pablo Garcia
Parliamentarian—Luisana Moreno
After a full
year of projects and hard work....WINN StuCo is happy to announce that they've
made Sweepstakes for yet another year! They were awarded recognition in all 5
categories: Pride & Patriotism, D.A.S.H. (Drugs, alcohol, safety, and
health), Energy & Environment, Community Service, and Outstanding Council. Next, the C. C. Winn Student Council will be
attending the annual State Convention in April in Arlington, Tx.
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Attention EPISD Students and Parents.......
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