El Paso ISD is gearing up for its now-annual Back to School Fiesta, setting the stage for a vibrant kick-off to the upcoming academic year. From July 29 through July 31, the celebration is slated to unfold across the district’s 10 traditional high schools, with a deliberate aim to foster deeper bonds between the educational institutions and the communities that breathe life into them. Serving up a blend of fun, games, and music alongside vital information for the year ahead, each high school will become a hub of excitement from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on its designated evening, according to El Paso ISD.
The district has thrown its doors open wide, inviting families to partake in what’s become more than just a gathering; it’s a living symbol of unity and readiness for the scholastic voyage ahead. Tuesday features Burges, El Paso, Irvin, and Jefferson/Silva High Schools; Wednesday will see festivities at Coronado and Franklin High Schools; and Thursday rounds off with Andress, Austin, Bowie, and Chapin High Schools coming alive with celebration. Each night promises a trove of activities that are bound to thrill both the young and the young at heart. Amidst the revelry, informational booths will stand ready, staffed by campus representatives eager to connect with families and offer guidance for the approaching school year.
In a generous move towards ensuring educational equity, El Paso ISD has committed to providing free school supplies for all its students. This distribution strategy, set to unroll during the first week of school, has been meticulously planned to cater to the needs of each grade level, with elementary students receiving individual supply kits and secondary students gaining access to classroom sets. Such measures underscore the district’s dedication to removing barriers to learning, enabling every student to embark on their academic journey equipped with the necessary tools…