Community and academic excellence are the hallmarks of Andress High School in El Paso’s Northeast sector. Principal Ruben Alarcon is reaching out to invite the public to Andress High School's Program Night, an event highlighting the school’s commitment to providing a supportive environment for student growth. According to the El Paso ISD report, Alarcon emphasized the school's goal "to empower every Golden Eagle to reach their highest potential through rigorous instruction, real-world learning experiences, and strong character development."
Andress High School prides itself on offering a wide range of programs. With over 30 academic, fine arts, and career-oriented options, Andress stands out in the El Paso Independent School District (EPISD), especially renowned for its dual credit offerings. Alarcon noted, “our students graduate with the skills, confidence, and college credits to pursue their dreams,” as per El Paso ISD, seeking to prepare each for future success. Their standout offerings allow students to at once explore personal passions and secure an early foothold in higher education.
The school is more than just an education hub; it’s a place where pride, tradition, and unity form the foundation of a vibrant community. Andress High School boasts championship teams and exceptional fine arts programs that Alarcon believes inspire excellence in every area of student life. New facilities, such as the upcoming Fine Arts building, promise to provide even greater avenues for creativity and development.
The Andress High School Program Night, taking place on Thursday, Oct. 23, is an invitation extended to prospective students and their families to discover what makes this school stand apart.
