YISD

Students can grab a bite after school before rehearsal or practice

Good job YISD. You've done the right thing.

The sun will come up tomorrow even if your kids don't go to prom. School districts are doing the right thing.

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

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.

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?

Child care, internet access, possible exposure to COVID-19, potentially rising infection numbers post-holiday season. Is reopening schools a good idea?

Free Grab and Go meals regardless of enrollment status.

In light of the rapidly rising cases of coronavirus in the area, YISD officials have made the decision to not allow fans at sporting events effective immediately.

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

As the high school football season gets ready to kick off this week, several school districts revealed their plans for limited fan capacity at football games and other sports for the fall.