CANUTILLO | A Premier District

This upcoming school year, the opportunity for Northwest Early College High School (NWECHS) students to accelerate their progress towards entering the high-demand nursing profession is coming to their campus through a partnership with Texas Tech University Health Science Center (TTUHSC) El Paso.

A group of students from the Northwest Early College High School Class of 2024 will be gifted letterman jackets for their academic prowess leading into their junior year.

On behalf of the entire Board of Trustees I want to thank you for your continued support and work. Your dedication to the children of Canutillo has made us a Premier District and — without a doubt — the Best Small School District in Texas.

The Canutillo Independent School District announced the appointment of three key personnel during its regular Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday.

The Canutillo Independent School District Board of Trustees on Tuesday adopted a balanced budget for the 2022-23 fiscal year that starts on July 1.

Incoming freshmen eagerly filed in to Canutillo High School take part in the Eagle Legacy Camp, a two-day orientation designed to get students acquainted with the campus, learn about opportunities, engage with school leaders and build comradery with other fellow freshmen.

Two Canutillo Independent School District speech language pathologists are spending part of their summer helping students who use Alternative Augmentative Communication (AAC) devices enjoy fun activities at a local summer camp.

Administrators and school board members gathered on Tuesday at Central Office to officially welcome the newest members of the Canutillo ISD Family during the largest new employee orientation of the year.

Canutillo High School sophomore Diego Abarca has proven to be quite the formidable competitor on the professional soccer field. The 16-year-old midfielder recently made history with his first professional goal, making him the El Paso Locomotive Club’s youngest goal scorer.

Southwest University Park in Downtown El Paso was temporarily painted a shade of orange on Friday when more than 300 students, employees and community members filled the stands for Canutillo ISD Night at the El Paso Chihuahuas.