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Nixon High School welcomes Jose de la Cruzo as new principal amid competition preparations

October 07, 2025 | LAREDO ISD, School Districts, Texas


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Nixon High School welcomes Jose de la Cruzo as new principal amid competition preparations
The Laredo Independent School District (LISD) Student Services Committee convened on October 6, 2025, to discuss several key updates and initiatives for the upcoming school year. The meeting highlighted personnel changes, upcoming events, and the organization of high school contests.

The first significant announcement was the appointment of Mr. Jose de la Cruzo as the new principal at Nixon High School, following the departure of Mr. Marco Gonzalez. Additionally, Anel Leal will be joining Sigaram Middle School this school year, marking a new chapter for both institutions. Despite these changes, the overall staff at the schools remains largely the same.

The committee also discussed the upcoming high school play contest scheduled for the spring. Zone A, which includes Nixon High School, Martin High School, Mission High School, Juarez Lincoln High School, and Garcia Early College, will hold its contest on February 27. Zone B will feature schools such as Rio Grande City, Sigueroa High School, Palm View High School, Mission Veterans, and Roma High School.

In conclusion, the meeting provided essential updates on leadership changes and upcoming events, ensuring that the committee is prepared for a productive school year ahead. Further details on the high school play contest and other initiatives will be shared as the events approach.

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