Have a Safe and Happy Halloween!
Friday, October 31, 2014
Thursday, October 30, 2014
The CC WINN Homecoming Parade is scheduled for Oct. 30, and will
start at 6:30 p.m. at the San Juan Plaza.
The Pep Rally will begin right after the parade loops around to the Plaza.
Show your community SUPPORT today at the parade, and again at tomorrow's game. CC WINN Homecoming will be at the Student Activity Center 7:00p.m.
The CC WINN Homecoming Parade is scheduled for Oct. 30, and will
start at 6:30 p.m. at the San Juan Plaza.The Pep Rally will begin right after the parade loops around to the Plaza.
Show your community SUPPORT today at the parade, and again at tomorrow's game. CC WINN Homecoming will be at the Student Activity Center 7:00p.m.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
EPHS volleyball team has qualified for the UIL state playoffs as the fourth place team from district 29-6A.
The first round playoff information is as follows:
EPHS vs. McAllen HS
The first round playoff information is as follows:
EPHS vs. McAllen HS
-Site of match is Laredo Martin HS (2002 San Bernardo Avenue, Laredo, Texas 78040)
-Day/Date is Tuesday, November 4, 2014
-Time is 6 PM
-Ticket prices are $4 for adults, $2 for students
Maverick Debate competes at “Tournament That Teaches”
On Saturday, October 25th, the Maverick Debate
Team traveled to Burnet High School to compete in the “Tournament That
Teaches”. Twenty nine participating schools competed in seven speaking
events. Paola Garcia-Zuazua competed in
Varsity Lincoln Douglas Debate; Luis Contreras & Adriana Ibarra competed in
Novice Lincoln Douglas Debate; the team of Adrian Gonzalez/Issac Turribate
competed in Varsity Cross Examination Debate; the teams of Francisco Becerril/Alberto
DeLaCruz & Eric Chavarria/Juan Ortiz competed in Novice Cross Examination
Debate, and Stephanie Martinez competed in Informative Speaking.
Placing first in Novice Cross-Examination Debate was the Maverick team of Francisco Becerril and Alberto De La Cruz. Placing third in Novice Informative Speaking was Stephanie Martinez.
Congratulations go out to the whole team for a good performance at a very competitive event.
Juniors:
Coach/Drivers: Randy & Phyllis Laurence
Placing first in Novice Cross-Examination Debate was the Maverick team of Francisco Becerril and Alberto De La Cruz. Placing third in Novice Informative Speaking was Stephanie Martinez.
Congratulations go out to the whole team for a good performance at a very competitive event.
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| Maverick Speech Team |
Juniors:
Paola
Garcia-Zuazua
Adrian Gonzalez
Issac Turrubiate
Luis Contreras
Sophomores :
Alberto De La Cruz
Franciso
Becerril
Adriana
Ibarra
Eric
Chavarria
Juan
Ortiz
Stephanie
Martinez
Monday, October 27, 2014
EPISD College Night
The annual EPISD College Night will be held Tuesday, Nov. 4 from 6:00-8:00 pm drawing colleges and universities from across the nation.
Hundreds of EPISD students are expected to attend the event which will be held in the Gym at C.C. Winn High School off of Foster Maldonado.
College Night is an excellent event that provides students and their parents the opportunity to become more familiar with institutions of higher education from all over Texas and the nation. Face-to-face interaction with representatives from various colleges and universities is informative for parents and a valuable experience for our students when faced with making important decisions about their future.
It allows students to plan accordingly for their future and prepare for what lies ahead.
It is suggested that students arrive early and should remember to:
Hundreds of EPISD students are expected to attend the event which will be held in the Gym at C.C. Winn High School off of Foster Maldonado.
College Night is an excellent event that provides students and their parents the opportunity to become more familiar with institutions of higher education from all over Texas and the nation. Face-to-face interaction with representatives from various colleges and universities is informative for parents and a valuable experience for our students when faced with making important decisions about their future.
It allows students to plan accordingly for their future and prepare for what lies ahead.
It is suggested that students arrive early and should remember to:
- Bring a pencil and paper
- Decide which colleges to visit before arrival
- Think about questions for the college representative ahead of time
- Ask for the college representative's business card
Monday, October 20, 2014
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY WEEK
Eagle Pass
Independent School District celebrates National
School Bus Safety Week on October 20-24, 2014. Schools and safety
advocates throughout the Maverick County are using the week as an opportunity
to highlight the importance of school bus safety. This week, The Texas
Department Public Safety has been working side by side with our School District
bus drivers to ensure public vigilance
within our school zones. Motorists should be reminded of their important
role in stopping and exercising care and patience when a school bus flashes its
red lights and extends its stop arm.
Eagle Pass
Independent School District celebrates National
School Bus Safety Week on October 20-24, 2014. Schools and safety
advocates throughout the Maverick County are using the week as an opportunity
to highlight the importance of school bus safety. This week, The Texas
Department Public Safety has been working side by side with our School District
bus drivers to ensure public vigilance
within our school zones. Motorists should be reminded of their important
role in stopping and exercising care and patience when a school bus flashes its
red lights and extends its stop arm.
For years,
school buses have provided safe access to learning for Eagle Pass school
children through secure and dependable transportation to schools. School Bus Safety Week reminds students,
parents and motorists of their important role in school bus safety
More than 5000
students ride the school bus in Eagle Pass, Texas each day, with more than 26
million school children transported in 480,000 school buses nationwide.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
EPISD October Teacher of the Month
EPISD Teacher of the Month
The Eagle Pass Independent School District has partnered with local businesses throughout our city to highlight the Teacher of the Month program, which honors educators who have made a difference in our community. The program recognizes outstanding kindergarten, elementary, junior high, and high school teachers in Eagle Pass, Texas.
Mrs. Graciela Villalobos has been inspiring students in our District for over twenty five years. This Veteran educator was named the EPISD October “Teacher of the Month.” Graciela began her teaching career as an instructional assistant where she worked hand and hand for over twenty years with numerous educators. Gaining experience and working with children of the district, she continued her professional educational career and received her Bachelor’s Degree in Education. For the last six years this “Kennedy Favorite” has been a highly requested Pre-Kindergarten teacher. She is compassionate, understanding, and loving towards all of her students and her Kennedy family. Her style of teaching incorporates the use of technology and engaging manipulatives which stimulate little learner’s minds. She is the perfect example of a teacher who teaches from the heart. It is for all these reasons that she is an outstanding Teacher and the Teacher of the Month for October.
A segment will appear on iVision throughout the month of October detailing many more accomplishments of Mrs. Villalobos. This month he will also appear on community media, news publications and the EPISD website throughout October 2014.
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