Americas High School

Located on the far eastside of El Paso, Americas High School opened its doors in September 1996 on a desert plain just waiting to be populated with new homes and businesses. Being a new school, the student body consisted of seventh, eighth, and ninth graders under the principalship of Mr. Tony Baca. Forever recorded in history, that ninth grade student body became the first graduating class at Americas High School in May 2000. Phone: (915) 937-2800 Address: 12101 Pellicano Dr. El Paso, TX 79936 Grades: 9-12 Mascot: Trailblazers School Colors: Blue, red, and yellow

Area: Eastside / Americas

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Loma Verde Elementary School

Loma Verde Elementary School opened its doors to the community December 2, 2002. The school serves approximately 750 students in grades K-5. Loma Verde was named after the street (Loma Verde) which intersects with Ted Houghton street and is built on a hill ("loma" in Spanish). The school is organized in seven clusters of classrooms that are identified by the names of the continents of the world. Phone: (915) 937-8600 Address: 12150 Ted Houghton, El Paso, TX 79936 Grades: K- 5 Mascot: Bears School Colors: Hunter green and purple

Area: Eastside / Americas

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John Drugan School - El Paso, Texas

Socorro ISD began construction of its 35th campus, John Drugan on February 24, 2005. The school is named after John Drugan, a former SISD Board Trustee who served the district for 11 years. From the barren desert inhabited only by mice, rabbits, and coyotes, the beautiful building was designed on the concept on an airport's concourse. The campus opened January 9, 2006. Phone: (915) 937-6800 Address: 12451 Pellicano. El Paso, TX 79928 Grades: K - 8 Mascot: Dragons School Colors: Royal blue, black, and silver

Area: Eastside / Americas

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Myrtle Cooper Elementary School - El Paso, Texas

Myrtle Cooper Elementary School opened in 1987 as a PK-8 school. The campus was named after the late Myrtle Cooper who served as the first superintendent for the Socorro Independent School District in 1961. Phone: (915) 937-7700 Address: 1515 Rebecca Ann, El Paso, TX 79936 Grades: PK - 5 Mascot: Pirates School Colors: Teal, black, and white

Area: Eastside / Americas

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Sierra Vista Elementary School

Sierra Vista Elementary opened it's doors in January 1993. The school serves approximately 800 students in grades K-5. The campus goal is to provide a safe and supportive learning environment, with a rigorous academic education to ensure all students are college bound. Phone: (915) 937-8100 Address: 1501 Bob Hope, El Paso, TX 79936 Grades: PK - 5 Mascot: Wranglers School Colors: Teal and maroon

Area: Eastside / Americas

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Vista del Sol Elementary School - El Paso, Texas

Vista del Sol Elementary School students are committed to having positive energy; being self-aware of their own attitudes; looking at every situation in terms of possibilities rather than limitations; and helping others. The campus atmosphere will lead to enhanced teamwork, communication, and improved group problem-solving skills to reach the goal of STUDENT SUCCESS. Phone: (915) 937-7500 Address: 11851 Vista del Sol Dr. El Paso, TX 79936 Grades: K - 5 Mascot: Eagle School Colors: Royal blue and gold

Area: Eastside / Marty Robbins

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Capt. Walter E. Clarke Middle School - El Paso, Texas

Capt. Walter E. Clarke opened its doors in 1993 with a population of approximately 1,400 students. Since its opening, the school has had a yearly average of 950 - 1,400 students and is one of the largest middle schools in the Socorro Independent School District. Clarke Middle School serves 6th, 7th and 8th grade students from Myrtle Cooper, Vista Del Sol, and Sierra Vista elementary schools. The school was named after World War II navy officer and pilot, Captain Walter E. Clarke. During his military tour, Captain Clarke was recognized by the President of the United States and awarded the Gold Star for his many meritorious achievements in aerial flights while piloting a Fighter Plane during WWII.

Area: Eastside / Americas

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