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Mrs. Nadia Reese, science teacher, stands in her portable classroom. Shes one of several teachers that were relocated due to Asbestos. The school is the longest standing high school in the city at 106 years.

Teachers displaced due to Asbestos

Ava Armendariz and Luna Maynez
September 26, 2023
El Paso High School opened its doors to the fine arts building in the spring of the 2021-22 school year.

Students find new home in fine arts building

Fernanda Pineda, Isabel Gaytan, and James Locke
September 23, 2022
Anyone entering an EPISD has been required to wear mask or mouth covering after the district followed similar mandates from other districts in the state.

EPISD mask mandate creates division among students

Elijah Pedroza and Isaac Escobar
October 1, 2021
The new fine arts building is located along side Schuster Ave. next C.D. Jarvis gymnasium. Its set to be completed at the end of February or early March.

El Paso Fine Arts Gets A New Home

Syd Brock, Reporters
February 9, 2021
Sophomore Paula Chavez finishes her ONRAMPS Algebra 2 class during week one of distance learning.

The New Normal: School During A Pandemic

Olivia Gouveia and Syd Brock
November 2, 2020
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ICYMI: El Paso High School Announces Top 10 Percent, Graduation Date

Gustavo Reveles and Tatler Staff Report
April 29, 2020
During the read across the district event on Nov. 8, seniors Sebastian Calderon and Denise Mendoza participate along with hundreds of other students in the field of R.R. Jones Stadium.

Reading Matters, But Does It?

Oona Narvaez, Reporter
December 13, 2019
Mr. Roger Winter on the left and junior, Elizabeth Prado, stand in front of the the smart board during first period Pre Cal Dual Credit, while demonstrating exponential graphing.

Tech friendly classrooms leading the way for learning

Lana Mireles, Reporter
November 15, 2019
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