Del Valle High School - El Paso, Texas

Del Valle High is a public high school located on the southeast side of El Paso, Texas. DV, as it is commonly called, is part of the Ysleta Independent School District, serving about 2,000 students in grades 9 to 12.[1] Its feeder schools are Valley View Middle School and a quarter percent of Camino Real Middle School. Mr.Acuna took over as Principal at Del Valle High School at the beginning of the 2015-2016 school year. As of 2011, Del Valle is considered a "recognized school" by the TEA association. In 2013 The Texas UIL changed the areas schools 4A to 5A and 5A to 6A division, as of 2014 Del Valle High School is in the UIL 5A. Del Valle has had much success in their athletic programs, most of their success coming from their boys soccer program. As of 2008, they have won two Texas State Championships, although soccer has been successful in recent years, other sports such as baseball & softball are in the playoffs year after year. Football is another program that also goes to the playoffs every season under Coach Jesse Perales and is a powerhouse in the 2-4A (Now 2-5A) district. Coach Valerie Salazar-Hairston was honored by The El Paso Times as the Girls All City Track and Field Coach of the Year [9/2010]. Coach Salazar-Hairston led the Conquistadores to their first District Championship and swept the District with all three teams (Freshman, JV and Varsity). Del Valle also has an award winning marching band that has made it to the UIL Texas State Marching Contest 3 times: 2003, 2005, and most recently 2009. The band is also considered one of El Paso's strong powerhouse. The program has been successful in the NMSU Tournament of Bands, in Las Cruces, NM. The program has also attended the BOA Regionals and Super Regionals in El Paso and San Antonio, Texas. For more info please visit: http://www.delvalleband.org The school opened in August 1987 and is recently celebrating its twenty years. Located very close to the Mexican border, the population of Del Valle is mostly Hispanic. DV graduated its first class in June 1990. During 2006-2008, Del Valle High School had new additions built on to it: New Roofing, new Tennis Courts, a new Track around the football field, a three story state of the art science wing, a band and musical arts wing and a modern field house to accommodate the growing, successful athletics programs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Del_Valle_High_School_%28El_Paso,_Texas%29

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School - El Paso, texas

Del Valle High School in El Paso, Texas - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lakeside

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Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

Source: EPMH

Uploaded by: El Paso Museum of History

Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

Source: EPMH

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Del Valle High School - During the Prep Rally

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

Source: EPMH

Uploaded by: El Paso Museum of History

Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

Source: EPMH

Uploaded by: El Paso Museum of History

Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015. Del Valle High is a public high school located on the southeast side of El Paso, Texas. DV, as it is commonly called, is part of the Ysleta Independent School District, serving about 2,000 students in grades 9 to 12.[1] Its feeder schools are Valley View Middle School and a quarter percent of Camino Real Middle School. Mr.Acuna took over as Principal at Del Valle High School at the beginning of the 2015-2016 school year. As of 2011, Del Valle is considered a "recognized school" by the TEA association. In 2013 The Texas UIL changed the areas schools 4A to 5A and 5A to 6A division, as of 2014 Del Valle High School is in the UIL 5A. Del Valle has had much success in their athletic programs, most of their success coming from their boys soccer program. As of 2008, they have won two Texas State Championships, although soccer has been successful in recent years, other sports such as baseball & softball are in the playoffs year after year. Football is another program that also goes to the playoffs every season under Coach Jesse Perales and is a powerhouse in the 2-4A (Now 2-5A) district. Coach Valerie Salazar-Hairston was honored by The El Paso Times as the Girls All City Track and Field Coach of the Year [9/2010]. Coach Salazar-Hairston led the Conquistadores to their first District Championship and swept the District with all three teams (Freshman, JV and Varsity). Del Valle also has an award winning marching band that has made it to the UIL Texas State Marching Contest 3 times: 2003, 2005, and most recently 2009. The band is also considered one of El Paso's strong powerhouse. The program has been successful in the NMSU Tournament of Bands, in Las Cruces, NM. The program has also attended the BOA Regionals and Super Regionals in El Paso and San Antonio, Texas. For more info please visit: http://www.delvalleband.org The school opened in August 1987 and is recently celebrating its twenty years. Located very close to the Mexican border, the population of Del Valle is mostly Hispanic. DV graduated its first class in June 1990. During 2006-2008, Del Valle High School had new additions built on to it: New Roofing, new Tennis Courts, a new Track around the football field, a three story state of the art science wing, a band and musical arts wing and a modern field house to accommodate the growing, successful athletics programs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Del_Valle_High_School_%28El_Paso,_Texas%29

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School Prep Rally - 2015

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

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Del Valle High School Prep Rally - 2015

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

Source: EPMH

Uploaded by: El Paso Museum of History

Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

Source: EPMH

Uploaded by: El Paso Museum of History

Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

Source: EPMH

Uploaded by: El Paso Museum of History

Del Valle High School

Del Valle High School - during the prep rally of 2015.

Area: Mission Valley / Lancaster

Source: EPMH

Uploaded by: El Paso Museum of History