CISD

Last year we had the neverending COVID-19 Spring Break. This year, things will be different but kind of the same.

Students can go back to class if they opt in, but what happens if there is another spike? Is putting young ones in the classroom really a good idea?

Some High School sports such as volleyball are already under way and depending on which district your child attends, the amount of people allowed at a game, if any, differs depending on where that team may be playing that particular day. While it would be great if these policies were uniform across each individual school district, ultimately it is up to them to make decisions regarding to what ext

You pay taxes to the IRS every year. Get some of that money back for El Paso by filling out the Census and maybe win a $100 gift card while you're at it.

Some parents aren't happy about this arrangement, but remember, this was always going to be a difficult school year. Keep that in mind as we go forward.

Most El Paso school districts and the City are not going to let you know which schools have COVID-19 outbreaks.

We did a quick roundup of the school districts who have announced the return-to-the-classroom dates.

A lot of districts put information out on their social media pages and websites. Make sure you like your district's pages so you keep up to date.

A recent survey of the El Paso American Federation of Teachers, revealed that 53% of EPISD teachers want to move to a year-round schedule.

Free meals for children through the end of June.

CISD says they know that there are many families who don't have access to food because of the tough times we are going through and they want to help.

It appears the annual rite of spring is going to happen for the Canutillo Class of 2020 after all.