CANUTILLO | A Premier District

The holiday season is heating up for kids throughout the District due to a collaboration between Canutillo ISD, the non-profit organization Knights of Columbus 12160 Chapter and Charlie Clark Nissan El Paso.

Three outstanding seniors from Canutillo High School on Friday got the news they had anxiously been waiting on for weeks: The prestigious QuestBridge program had matched them with a university and a free four-year full-ride scholarship to earn their college degree.

If it makes dollars it makes sense was the lesson learned by students at Congressman Silvestre and Carolina Reyes Elementary School after a visit from Junior Achievement of El Paso. Throughout the day-long string of lessons, students learned sound foundations of financial literacy, valuable life lessons and skills plus opportunities for growth and success.

Students throughout Canutillo ISD helped to lift spirits and spread the message of hope by collecting and delivering Hope Kits to those currently battling breast cancer.

O Christmas Tree, O Christmas tree, how lovely are your branches! This year, the holiday tree’s branches decking the halls of the Texas House Chamber will be even lovelier thanks to the creativity of students at Congressman Silvestre and Carolina Reyes Elementary school.

Congressman Silvestre and Carolina Reyes Elementary School stands among the top-ranked public elementary schools in the country. The school is a 2024 Best Elementary School, based on rankings by the U.S. News & World Report.

Northwest Early College High School is on a roll when it comes to providing students with access to advanced placement opportunities. The campus has not only been named to the Advanced Placement (AP) Program School Honor Roll but is one of only six percent of eligible schools to earn Gold with access status.

A trip to Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX to compete at the Fall Fandango Math Meet added up to major success for the Canutillo High School math team. The group took home first place in the Calculator Applications category.

Five outstanding Canutillo High School students are a few steps closer to their quest of earning a college degree from one of the nation’s top universities after being named finalists of the prestigious Questbridge National College Match scholarship.

We need your input on the state of our schools and buildings to determine priorities in facilities so we can learn what’s most important to everyone to inform our next steps. We will be using your thoughts to narrow down a list of priorities for the Board of Trustees and community stakeholders to consider as we determine appropriate paths forward.