Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Bulldogs Compare Values

Wednesday, September 25th, the first graders in Mrs. Castillo's class at Benavides learned about competing the value of numbers using the greater than, less than, and equal to symbol. 
After completing their lesson, the class was treated to a fun game related to that concept! 
Way to go Bulldogs!
-Submitted by: L. Castillo

Hawks Celebrate Johnny Appleseed Day

Friday, September 27th, Mrs. Morales class at Kennedy enjoyed Johnny Appleseed Day.
They created a hat to celebrate his birthday!
After completed the activity, students enjoyed and taste delicious apple sauce.
Submitted by: A. Morales

Darr Class Read Aloud

Friday, September 27th, Mrs. Hernandez' 4th grade class at Ray H. Darr was excited to start a new Read aloud book, "Granny Torrelli Makes Soup"
-Submitted by: R. Hernandez

Tiger StuCo Elections


Graves Elementary Student Council Sponsors Mrs. C. Romero & Mrs. S. Carrazco were very busy Thursday afternoon September 27th preparing ballots for Student Council Elections.
Tigers will get to vote for the person they feel will do a great job this following school year.
Good luck to all participants. 

Go Tigers!
-Submitted by: A. Libson

Tiger StuCo Preps Eagle Pep Rally

Graves Elementary Student Council got busy on Thursday, September 26th after school during their meeting to prepare posters to help cheer the Mighty Eagles at their weekly Pep Rally on Friday, September 27th. 
Go Eagles & Go Tigers!
-Submitted by: A. Libson

EPHS Color Guard Practice

Due to inclement weather, Eagle Pass High School's Color Guards' outside practice was moved in doors on Thursday, September 26th. 
With limited space available, different organizations were spread across the school. 
The EPHS Color Guard utilized the hall way in front of the Lecture to practice their routines, flag work and rifle tosses. 
Good luck Guard!
-Submitted by: P. Cantu

EPHS: You Do What You Have To Do

Thursday, September 26th, Eagle Pass High School's Color Guard noticed that the new Color Guard uniform was too long in terms of length, which caused the girls to trip.
Members of the color guard adjusted the uniforms by cutting off several inches. 

This was done in preparation for their first marching competition in San Antonio on Saturday, September 28, 2019.
GO EAGLES!

-Submitted by: P. Cantu