Upcoming Events
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Tomorrow
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Tuesday
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Theater- Spanish classes, Folklorico & SNHS Awards Ceremony
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Wednesday
4:00 PM - 8:00 PM Theater-EHS Percussion Extravaganza
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Thursday
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM SENIOR BREAKFAST/ASSEMBLY-COMPETITION GYM
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM GRADUATION PRACTICE-COMPETITION GYM
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Friday
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8:00 AM - 12:00 PM SENIOR FIELD DAY-FOOTBALL FIELD
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1:00 PM - 4:00 PM GRADUATION PRACTICE-COMPETITION GYM
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7:00 PM - 10:00 PM SENIOR SUNSET-STADIUM (ALL ADMIN)
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Saturday
7:00 AM - 1:00 PM Wrestling State Champ Summer Wrestling Camp (Troy Douglas)
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June 4, 2023
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Senior Sunset (Trooper Stadium)
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June 6, 2023
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM GRADUATION 2023 (ALL ADMIN)
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June 14, 2023
6:00 PM YISD Board of Trustees Meeting
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July 3, 2023
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July 4, 2023
District News
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Eastwood HS student wins Congressional Art Competition
Azenette Hernandez, a senior at Eastwood High School, was selected as the winner of the 2023 Congressional Art Competition.
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YISD student makes history at Texas SkillsUSA Competition
Eastwood High School student makes an incredible accomplishment by placing first in the Texas SkillsUSA competition in welding sculpture.
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Ysleta congratulates students for winning the Texas SkillsUSA competition
Three high school students rose to the top of the Texas SkillsUSA competition in Career Pathways Arts and Audio-Visual Communication.
Important District Information
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Return to School after COVID-19
Care Solace Mental Health Resources
Fentanyl Awareness Information
Announcements
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MANDATORY STUDENT CHROMEBOOK CHECK
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Senior Class of 2023 May & June Calendars
CLICK HERE: May Calendar and June Calendar.
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The transfer window will open on Monday, April 3rd, 2023.
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FREE ONLINE SAT TEST PREP
(Click the link for more information.)
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Academic Planning Guide & Registration Information 2023-2024
(Click on the link to view information.)
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Spring 2023 EHS Parent/Student Information Night
(Click above to view information.)
Points of Pride
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Opened in the fall of 1961, Eastwood High School has established many lasting traditions which engage and inspire her students to excellence and achievement. In the tradition of the American cavalry trooper, Eastwood Troopers are schooled in the benefits of teamwork, dedication, perseverance, loyalty, bravery, and commitment.
Upon entrance to the building, visitors and students are greeted by a life-sized wooden trooper, a saddle, boots, and saber, and a shining “blue whistler” cannon. On Friday nights in the fall, the victory bell’s resounding peals echo through the neighborhood, calling Troopers home for football games. At homecoming, the traditional burning of the E elicits tears from graduating seniors as they reflect on their time as children in the Eastwood family. The trophy cases fairly bulge with awards which testify to the dedication and work ethic of her student body, faculty, and staff. Up above, the main hall is lined with the panoramic photos of every graduating class; eager young faces, full of anticipation and determination, stare earnestly out at the world they were about to enter.
And enter it they have. Through the years, Eastwood graduates have succeeded in a myriad of careers, spanning the scope of American life. Though there are too many to name, her alumni have gone on to West Point, Annapolis, and the Air Force and Coast Guard Academies. Former Troopers include a Rhodes scholar and graduates of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Amherst, Notre Dame, Stanford, and virtually every other university one could name. Eastwood children have grown up to be executive officers of multi-national corporations, television and film producers, and collegiate and professional athletes, as well as soldiers fighting for country in foreign lands. Lawyers and doctors and engineers from Eastwood practice all across this country. Chemists and biologists and physicists as well as teachers and social workers and entrepreneurs make daily contributions to the lives of millions of people, and they still call Eastwood home. These fine human beings learned some of their discipline, competitiveness, dedication, and perseverance in the classrooms, the dance studio, on the stage, the football and baseball and soccer fields, the tennis courts, the rifle range, the band and choir rooms. They debated and researched and blocked and tackled and fielded and swung and played and sang and read and studied and tested and laughed and cried and worried and bled and sweated on this ground, and all with the guidance and love of a staff of caring and committed adults. And then went off to colleges and trade schools and boot camps and families. And every fall, dozens come home to feel those memories, and rekindle some of the friendships and inspirations that started here.
This is what has made Eastwood “El Paso’s Finest” and will sustain her for decades to come.