EPISD Board of Trustees voted to keep Lamar Elementary School open, reversing a closure decision as part of a district restructure after community pushback.

Dr. Pedro Galaviz of Canutillo ISD is retiring at year's end. He leaves a legacy of improvements and will become Superintendent Emeritus until December 2025.

UTEP Assistant Professor Zifeng Feng is recognized among the top real estate researchers worldwide, with impactful publications on commercial real estate, AI in finance, and ESG impacts on firm value.

Doña Ana County will close administrative offices on Memorial Day to honor fallen military personnel, with emergency services remaining operational. Regular hours will resume on May 27.

Two Northwest Early College High School seniors received prestigious scholarships, with Melina Holguin awarded the Terry Foundation Scholarship to attend UTEP, and Elizabeth Marshall receiving multiple awards for Texas Tech University.

El Paso ISD celebrated the graduation of its first P-TECH class, with students from various schools earning associate degrees and certificates, preparing them for careers.

The NWECHS Class of 2025 excelled at graduation with $19.5 million in scholarships, notable college acceptances, and over 6,000 community service hours.

EPCC will close on Memorial Day, May 26, 2025, resuming services on May 27, with summer semester starting June 9. Online registration remains available.

Las Cruces City Cashiering Program will close for two hours on May 22, 2025, from 3-5 p.m. for staff training. Alternative payment methods are available.

Cristina Alvarez of Socorro Early College High School is a finalist for the School Counselor of the Year award, recognized for her work in both emotional and academic student support.

EPCC celebrated its spring commencement with 2,356 students graduating. Ceremonies featured speakers Dr. Serrata and Ray Martinez, III. Students shared excitement for future plans. EPCC noted its historical impact with over 105,000 degrees conferred.

Three Canutillo ISD elementary schools win the 2024-2025 TEPSA Student Leadership Award for their exceptional leadership and community service efforts.

Canutillo ISD Superintendent Pedro Galaviz announced retirement by December 2025 amidst financial concerns, leading to potential staff layoffs and salary changes.