Winn Computer Maintenance and Video Game Design Club Food Drive

C.C. Winn High School's Career and Technical Education Computer Maintenance and Video Game Design Clubs organized a food drive as part of their community service project during the months of April and May.

On May 16th, the donated non-perishable food items were delivered to the food pantry at Our Lady of Refuge Church. 

Thank you to all of the staff, students, and student organizations who helped make this a successful project that benefits our community.

EPHS Student Council Awards Scholarships for Outstanding Service to EPHS

Congratulations Sergio Martinez, David Vielma, Armando Trevizo, Karina Garcia, and Bob Barrientos. These five graduating seniors were the recipients of the Student Council Scholarships for Outstanding Service to Eagle Pass High School.

These hard-working StuCo members earned the most StuCo points during the 2016-2017 school year. Every project and activity earns a Student Council member points. Having the highest points establishes these Seniors as having gone above and beyond and they each have made EPHS StuCo a better organization. 

"Thank you for all you did for us this school year. I know it can be difficult, stressful, and tiring, but you stuck by us. Your leadership, dedication, and hard work deserves to be recognized." - Dolores Rodriguez, StuCo Adviser.

Thank you once again, you will be missed dearly!

EPISD Creates Strides in Communication

During the month of May, students and their families throughout EPISD participated in communication enriching activities.  

Students who use alternative forms of communication and their parents participated in a 'Make & Take' session.  Other students and their families attended a Support Group for Stutterers.  

This past week many students educated their peers and teachers through the morning announcements.  

They shared facts and taught them how to interact with someone with a communication challenge.  

Congratulations to all students!  

Your Speech Pathologists and Speech Pathology Assistants commend you for all of your dedication and hard work this school year.

Rose Ann Hernandez, speech-language pathologist, would like to recognize Lorena (Lori) Aldape for sharing her own personal experience with stuttering and for taking the time to encourage younger generations.  Her words of wisdom inspired current students and their families.   

Graves Practices Internet Safety

On Thursday, May 18th, Graves Elementary's 6th grade students took part in an internet safety and anti-cyber bullying presentation conducted by the Department of Homeland Security.

It was a great way for the Tigers to learn new tips and practices for keeping themselves and others safe while online.

Graves Tigers are never mean behind the screen!

Winn Drama and Arts Council's 23rd Annual Children's Theater Workshop

Kirchner Cowboys Harvest Delicious Crops

Thursday, May 18th, Mrs. Sabina Martinez' 1st Graders at Kirchner Elementary begin harvesting delicious crops from their very own campus garden.​

The students were happy to see that the green beans and zucchini were ripe and ready for picking! 

The Cowboys are hoping to get some pumpkins, cucumbers, corn and gourds to ripen before the end of this school year.  

Way to go Cowboys! 

Everything looks so tasty!

EPHS Makes Best High School List

Congratulations are in order for Eagle Pass High School as they were nationally and state - wide ranked as a Best High School by US News 2017 report.

The Eagles are in the silver medal category!

Way to go Eagles!