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Fabens ISD approves athletic trainer sponsorship with El Paso Children’s Hospital covering half the trainer’s salary

Fabens Independent School District Board of Trustees · May 21, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved a sponsorship agreement with El Paso Children’s Hospital that will underwrite roughly 50% of an athletic trainer’s salary and provide training for coaches, nurses and student athletes; the term offered ranges from three to five years.

The Fabens ISD board voted to approve an athletic‑trainer support and sponsorship agreement with El Paso Children’s Hospital on May 20, authorizing a partnership that will fund approximately half of the athletic trainer’s salary and provide ongoing training opportunities. Administration recommended the agreement as a district‑level partnership to support athletics and student health.

"The administration recommends approval of the athletic training support and sponsorship agreement between El Paso Children's Hospital Corporation, DBA, El Paso Children's Hospital, and Fabens ISD as presented," the superintendent stated during the presentation. Hospital representatives described monthly and quarterly training for athletic trainers, coaches and nurses and said there would be outreach opportunities for student athletes and parents. Trustees asked whether students would receive training and about the length of the agreement (the hospital proposed three‑ or five‑year terms); hospital staff confirmed the program includes student and parent outreach.

Board discussion also touched on marketing partnerships tied to the sponsorship and on language to support a second trainer should the district need one. The motion to approve the sponsorship carried in open session after trustee questions about program scope and duration.