Canutillo ISD begins $2 million renovations at Reyes Elementary School, part of a larger $387 million Bond 2024 project, emphasizing modernization, safety, and technology upgrades.

Four deputies graduated from the El Paso County Sheriff’s SRT Academy, completing a demanding 50-hour curriculum focused on detention security and critical response.

Las Cruces high school students can explore city government operations through a free program during LCPS Fall Break, including interactive activities and career insights.

Wanda Johnson becomes principal of Charles Q. Murphree PK-8 in El Paso ISD after a celebrated career, including a National Blue-Ribbon Award for Milam Elementary.

El Paso County celebrates National Forensic Science Week, with Sheriff Ugarte recognizing his team's role in justice. A resolution for 2025's forensic week was backed by Commissioner Butler and the County Commissioners Court.

Three English professors from El Paso Community College were chosen for the Great Questions Foundation's Faculty Fellowship, aiming to innovate curriculum and teaching with grants up to $50,000.

Elizabeth Weaver, a mother from Anthony, Texas, received the State Board of Education's Heroes for Children Award for her extensive volunteer efforts within the Anthony Independent School District.

Texas parents must consent to new school laws for the 2025-2026 year, including supervision of discipline and insight into library borrowings, by using the Skyward Family Access portal.

Dr. William Serrata updated on EPCC's status, outlining a strategic plan for 2025-2029 focused on student success and community engagement, with enrollment at a six-year high and new programs launched.

Riverside High School honored alumnus Jim Vasquez, now Superintendent of Socorro ISD, for exemplifying alumni achievement and his commitment to education.

Las Cruces seeks public input on how to spend funds from a tax increase for projects like public safety and parks. Residents can share ideas online or in meetings.

Canutillo Elementary School celebrated the start of a $9.5 million renovation, funded by a historic 2024 bond, with upgrades for security, HVAC, and learning environments.

The Las Cruces Police Department celebrated the graduation of 25 cadets from its 55th Academy, marking an addition of diverse and well-educated officers to the force.