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Texas House of Representatives honors El Paso school superintendents

Contratan a 'headhunters' para buscar superintendente

COVID-19 vaccinations for El Paso teachers increasing at rapid pace

EPISD working with with UMC to vaccinate all school employees

Will El Paso Schools Still Require Masks?

When Texas lifts its mask requirement, will El Paso public schools still require masks?

Se prepara líder interino de EPISD para nuevos desafíos

As El Paso Numbers Go Up, EPISD Plans to Stay Open

As El Paso Numbers Go Up, EPISD Plans to Stay Open The numbers in El Paso have continued to go back up. We were told at the beginning of the year they wanted to wait until the Martin Luther King holiday to decide whether or not they would reopen schools. The reasoning behind this was to see if there was a spike in cases from the holidays. As the numbers continue to go up, schools did open and they will remain open. Interim Superintendent Vince Sheffield sent out an email to parents explaining this. Bare with me, it is lengthy:

EPISD, SISD allow more students to return to campus

EPISD, SISD allow more students to return to campus EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Two major Borderland school districts reopened campuses Tuesday to students whose parents have opted to send them back. The El Paso and Socorro independent School Districts will both use temperature checks and hand sanitizing stations on school campuses. Masks will be required on campus for everyone in both districts. At EPISD, district officials said campuses will be limited to 50% capacity. Parents of elementary students will need to choose between virtual learning or in-person learning, while middle and high school students will be able to learn via hybrid model. The hybrid model will allow students to return to campus on certain days and continue virtual learning on others.

Cuestionan regreso a clases

Technology, sanitation to play key roles in post-pandemic classrooms, El Paso superintendents say

By CRISTINA CARREON | El Paso Times | Published: January 18, 2021 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See other free reports here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. EL PASO, Texas (Tribune News Service) — El Paso school district superintendents say virtual learning technology and heightened sanitation measures will continue playing important roles as students and educators tread cautiously, but hopefully, toward learning in post-pandemic classrooms. Technology has played a vital role in education systems in America for decades, but teachers have learned new skills and have more online tools to support remote teaching and learning, Canutillo ISD Superintendent Pedro Galaviz said in a December message to parents.