education

Viva El Paso back on? Check. City waterparks set to open this Summer? Check. Schools beginning to see more students physically attending class? Check.

EPCC has helped take education far beyond what most of us consider when we think of "college" by emphasizing a different word in its full name: "community".

YISD will make use of its campuses and other district facilities along with the five-week window provided by the state in order to administer the STAAR test.

Younger students won't be held back if they fail the STARR test but high school seniors might not be able to graduate if they don't take the test in person.

As colleges scramble to prepare for a safe school year in the midst of the pandemic, are they prepared to enforce safe social distancing among their students?

Public schools in El Paso are hoping that the Texas Education Agency extends the extra funding it has been providing for the first semester of the school year.

El Paso public schools are well represented on the list of top schools in West Texas by Texas School Guide powered by Children at Risk.

NMSU announced a partnership with a New Mexico based Dry Point Distillers in which they’ll be releasing officially licensed whiskey bottles.

Are you surprised that this happened at EPISD? I'm not and I'm sick of it.

The EPISD School Board called for a special meeting Thursday in which they will discuss a possible separation agreement for Superintendent Juan Cabrera.

Books are Gems is a local nonprofit organization committed to providing free and low-cost books as well as other resources to El Paso children and educators.

Kids won't be in class right away but they might be soon.