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Infant dies inside of vehicle
By Jose G. Landa
Staff Writer
The Eagle Pass 911 services received an emergency call at approximately 4:40 pm on Wednesday, May 16, 2018 regarding a young child trapped inside a vehicle at the Eagle Pass High school parking lot announced Eagle Pass Fire Chief Manuel Mello.
Law enforcement agencies discuss school safety
Jose G. Landa
Staff writer
Law enforcement agencies met on Monday February 19, 2018 to re-affirm their commitments to work together in assuring the safety of all Eagle Pass Independent School District students, faculty and staff.
EPISD recognizes school board members
The Eagle Pass Independent School District honored the EPISD Board of Trustees at their meeting held on Tuesday , February 6.
During the citizens communications and recognition portion of the meeting the board was recognized for their hard work and dedication to the district, faculty, students and above all the community.
All six board members were addressed individually by different students who were there representing every school within the district.
School boards opts out of SB 693 requiring seatbelts on school buses
The Eagle Pass Independent School District held a lively discussion over Texas Senate Bill 693 which requires for all brand new school buses to have seat belts beginning in 2018.
During the course of the meeting the school board discussed the issue with faculty members and their attorney.
Whataburger 'Oh Whata Night" fundraiser to benefit Eagle Pass High School boys basketball team
Press release
Festivities include popular “Whataburger for a Year” drawing
EAGLE PASS, Texas – On Wednesday, Feb. 7, Whataburger customers can show their support for the Eagle Pass High School boys basketball team by enjoying their favorite menu items, and 20 percent of Whataburger’s sales from 5 to 8 p.m. will be donated to the booster club.
Don’t mess with Texas Scholarship contest rewards high school seniors for creative litter prevention efforts
Press Release
AUSTIN – Applications for the 2018 Don’t mess with Texas Scholarship contest are now being accepted. Eligible applicants include any Texas high school senior currently attending public, private or home school and planning to attend an accredited Texas college or university in the coming year.
EPISD Delayed Entry Thursday, January 18th
Girl bitten by dog while walking home from school
Maverick County Sheriff Deputies responded to an incident in which a girl was bitten by a dog on Tony Street Monday.
Teachers upset with false promise of raise
Eagle Pass Independent School District employees are expressing their discontent with the percent of salary increase they will receive this school year which they state is a 2.9 percent increase; nowhere near the percentage they were told they'd be receiving as part of the Tax Ratification Election that was recently approved by the community.
A small group of employees including teachers were present at the EPISD Board of Trustees meeting held on Tuesday, August 22, but did not formally address the board.
However some employees did speak out about the issue.
"They promised us a 6 percent increase when they were pushing the TRE approval. We are only receiving 2.9% increase. This is a farce," said a one teacher.
"The disdain that they have towards us is something that needs to stop. Again you have promises that are not kept," said another employee.
The Eagle Pass Independent School District, under the direction of Superintendent Gilbert Gonzalez, approved a 4 percent increase for administrators, paraprofessionals and manual trade employees. The 4 percent pay increase for classroom teacher included a $570 step increase.
Maestros disgustados por promesa falsa de aumento
Jose G. Landa
Los empleados del Distrito Escolar Independiente de Eagle Pass están expresando su descontento con el porcentaje de aumento de sueldo que recibirán este año escolar, el cual afirman que es un aumento del 2.9% mucho mas bajo que les dijeron que recibirían como parte de la Elección de Ratificación de Impuestos que fue recientemente aprobado por la comunidad.
Un pequeño grupo de empleados, incluyendo maestros, estuvieron presente en la reunión del Consejo de Administración de EPISD el martes 22 de agosto, pero no se dirigieron formalmente al directorio.
Sin embargo, algunos empleados expresaron su deacuerdo sobre el tema.
"Nos prometieron un aumento del 6% cuando estaban pidiendo la aprobación del TRE, sólo estamos recibiendo un aumento del 2.9%, esto es una farsa" dijo un maestro.
"El desprecio que tienen hacia nosotros es algo que debe detenerse, y de nuevo tienes promesas que no se cumplen" dijo otro empleado.
El Distrito Escolar Independiente de Eagle Pass, bajo la dirección del Superintendente Gilbert González, aprobó un aumento del 4% para los administradores, paraprofesionales y empleados de comercio. El aumento de salario del 4% para los maestros de clase incluyó un incremento de costo de vida de $570 que se agregó a un aumento de 2.9% en el salario.
EPISD back to school registration this week
The Eagle Pass Independent School District registration period for the 2017-2018 school year will be held from Monday, August 14 through Friday, August 18.
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