Eagle Pass ISD recognizes student teams and announces campus distinctions; Liberty Elementary earns A rating
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Summary
Trustees and district staff celebrated academic, athletic and arts achievements across the district, including competition wins by Graves Elementary cheer and dance teams, multiple band and academic recognitions at Eagle Pass High School, and campus accountability distinctions with Liberty Elementary earning an A rating.
At the opening of the Dec. 9 meeting, Eagle Pass ISD recognized students, teams and campuses for recent achievements.
Staff highlighted Dana Kelso Graves Elementary cheer and dance teams for first-place results at competitions in San Antonio; several WHS students and band members for region/district and UIL recognitions; and Eagle Pass High School student-athletes for academic and athletic honors. Staff also announced the district's 2025 accountability ratings and campus distinctions: for example, Liberty Elementary earned an A rating with multiple distinctions in math, science, comparative academic growth, postsecondary readiness and comparative closing-the-gap measures. Several other campuses received B ratings with distinctions in subjects including science, reading, math and postsecondary readiness.
The recognitions were presented by district staff and included invitations for families to join for photographs; staff noted photos will be available on the district website.
Why it matters: public recognition spotlights student achievement and campus performance metrics, which boards often use to communicate successes to voters and stakeholders ahead of budgeting and bond conversations.
Next steps: district posted photos and will continue to track campus accountability and recognition as part of school performance reporting.