In El Paso, as the community grapples with the aftermath of recent school tragedies, El Paso ISD Superintendent Martha Aguirre offered words of solace and solidarity. “Our hearts are with all communities affected by recent tragic events in schools,” Aguirre said, as per El Paso ISD. The superintendent emphasized the need for compassion and underscored the positive communal actions sparked by these hardships.
Aguirre took a moment to highlight the proactive steps the district had taken, including her participation in the City of El Paso Superintendent Roundtable. The event, hosted by Congresswoman Veronica Escobar, was a collaborative effort to discuss funding for public schools. “I am grateful for Congresswoman Escobar’s leadership and commitment to ensuring our students have every opportunity to succeed,” Aguirre noted, as obtained by El Paso ISD.
Important administrative tasks were also addressed, as Aguirre reminded the community about the crucial Federal Impact Aid Form. This form determines the amount of vital funding from the U.S. Department of Education that supports local classrooms, teachers, and programs. “The deadline to submit is Thursday, Sept. 18. Thank you in advance for your partnership,” Aguirre stated, as noted by El Paso ISD. This call to action underscores the collective effort necessary to maintain and uplift the quality of education in El Paso ISD…