With a shrinking student population, millions in deficit and rising concerns over financial stability, the May 3 school board elections in El Paso’s largest district will lead to critical decisions that will impact the future of its students and employees for years to come.
The District 4 race in the El Paso Independent School District, which encompasses the areas around Chapin and Irvin high schools, has drawn three candidates, including incumbent Isabel Hernandez.
The District 5 seat, which encompasses the area around Andress High School, has also drawn three candidates, including incumbent and current board President Israel Irrobali…