Students at Montwood Middle School are volunteering to stay after school to learn more about the wonders of science. They are members of the school’s first Science Club, created to share the excitement and passion their teachers have for science. Read more...

Elementary students recognized for their passion for science

Over 200 students from elementary schools throughout the District participated in the 2009 SISD Elementary Science Fair. First through third place winners were announced at the District Service Center during a special event earlier this month. A total of thirty-one students received recognition for their winning entries. Read more...

SISD family gives back

The Holiday season is a time of reflection, thanksgiving and sharing. And, the Socorro ISD family has embraced the spirit of giving through various efforts to help others. From fund raisers to help find a cure for breast cancer to food drives and inviting soldiers to share a Thanksgiving meal, students and staff of the SISD have gone above and beyond to give back to the communities we serve. Read more...

New Grading Policy – Information for Parents and Students

On October 20, 2009, the Socorro ISD Board of Trustees approved revisions to local policy EIA, ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT GRADING/PROGRESS REPORTS TO PARENTS, effective January 4, 2010. These revisions are based upon Senate Bill 2033 which now requires all school districts to adopt a grading policy, including provisions for the assignment of grades on class assignments and examinations. Read more...

Congratulations to the Montwood High School Football team and coaching staff for advancing to the Area Round of the UIL State Playoffs after defeating Amarillo High School, 19-14 at the Student Activities Complex on Saturday.  Montwood (8-3) will face Arlington Bowie (9-2) on Saturday, November 21st at Ratliff Stadium in Odessa, Texas. Read more...

Fred Alexander Smalley 

Mission Early College High School (MECHS) senior Fred Alexander Smalley was recognized for earning the rank of Eagle Scout during a special ceremony held at Jane A. Hambric School. Eagle Scout is the highest rank a Boy Scout can obtain. He is the tenth Scout to earn the rank under Troop 37 Scoutmaster and Jane A. Hambric School Assistant Principal Jesus Beltran. Read more...