Dr. William Serrata discussed the link between education and economic stability at the 'State of Education and Workforce' luncheon, highlighting EPCC's role in workforce development.

The Anthony Police Department, in collaboration with TxDOT, is hosting a Public Safety Event to educate on child car seat safety, addressing the statistic that 46% of car seats are misused.

Charles Q. Murphree PK-8 has introduced a house system to motivate students through competition, improve behavior, and enhance community and school spirit.

Lt. Heriberto Franco of EPCC received the LECOP certification, being the first in El Paso County to do so, which recognizes his leadership skills in law enforcement.

El Paso County and USAFA cleared illegal homeless camps near the Air Force Academy, citing safety and environmental concerns, and offered assistance to the displaced.

Interim Superintendent Martha Aguirre announced the start of El Paso ISD's 2025-26 school year, emphasizing attendance and extracurricular engagement, and detailing the new "Zone of Excellence" transportation program.

EPCC extended its registration and payment deadlines, offering extra time to secure finances and enroll in courses, with options for emergency loans and payment plans available.

Socorro Independent School District educators attend the "Leading Forward" conference for innovation in teaching, with the district winning the District of Distinction Award for the fifth year.

YISD students completed internships at Marathon Petroleum, enhancing their practical skills in various departments, as part of the district's CTE program.

Students at Jose H. Damian Elementary School celebrated the start of a $7.4 million renovation project, part of the Canutillo Bond 2024, to modernize and improve the school's infrastructure.

The El Paso County Sheriff's Office won first among first responders and second overall at a sporting clays event, raising funds for a lifesaving blood transfusion program.

EPCC has opened applications for its Student Success Endowment Scholarship, funded by MacKenzie Scott's donation, covering tuition and fees for up to six semesters.

Socorro Independent School District started the 2025-2026 year with positivity and goals to build on their improved STAAR results, fostering both academic and personal growth for students.