My three children have been at Immanuel Christian School for a total of eight years. It is a great…read moreschool both academically and spiritually. The quality of teachers far exceed my expectations. I feel that they truly care about the whole child, not just grades and behavior. We are a faithful Catholic family and yet decided that Immanuel Christian School was the best choice for our children over Catholic private schools in the area because of low teacher-student ratios, low teacher turnover rates, and high academic standards. They also receive bible instruction at school, which when coupled with our Catholic teachings, makes for a strong individual to attain success in life. My older children eventually moved on to Eastwood High School and have done tremendously well, easily handling public school's AP coursework and scoring well on SAT and ACT tests. STAAR tests were easy for them as they had taken annual National Terra Nova tests at Immanuel. (But, teachers DO NOT teach to the test) At Eastwood's school registration, counselors and teachers always said to me, "OMG, we LOVE students from Immanuel." Immanuel Christian School provides an excellent foundation with rigorous academic standards yet offers understanding and compassion with regards to life issues such as sick days and family time. I highly recommend Immanuel Christian School for elementary and middle school. Andrea , El Paso, TX

Terrible kids. As I former student, I have seen high school students, middle school students, and…read moreeven some elementary students throwing around slurs and racist remarks. The staff refuse to do anything about bullying if it is a slight inconvenience to them. Despite being a Christian school, these children are the opposite of Christ-like. ​​​​​​​​

This is an impressive campus that is holding the High Q competition every year. It has a T Stem…read morefocus with mechatronics and engineering option. The vision is that all students enrolling at the schools will graduate from high school and be fluent in two or more languages. They will be prepared and inspired to continue their education in a four year college, university or institution of higher education degrees. The building is massive and impressive a lot of ressource were pulled to build this High School.

When the word joy comes to my mind, this school defines it! Friendly and welcoming teachers, staff,…read moreand students! I most definitely would like to return to substitute teach! What a happy place!

Horrible school, wouldn't recommend this school, staff unprofessional and renteria won't speak to…read morein person when needing to discuss why she being ugle to students

I love this school. Both my boys have gone here and although I have some issues with the public…read moreschool system in EP, this school is beautiful and some amazing teachers and staff!

The school is so fun and amazing they have lots of cool people there in school I have good friendsread more

do not go to this school the teachers are bad and the people here are dumb af go to bel air…read morethis bad school is characterized by numerous shortcomings that hinder the learning experience. It often lacks essential resources, including up-to-date materials and adequate facilities, making it challenging for students to engage effectively with the curriculum. Additionally, there may be a pervasive atmosphere of disorganization and disinterest among both students and staff, leading to a lack of motivation and academic progress. Discipline issues are common, further detracting from the learning environment and creating an atmosphere of chaos and disruption. Overall, a bad school fails to provide the necessary support and structure for students to thrive academically and personally.

As someone who went to hornedo, I can say I had many good teachers who genuinely cared about me and…read moremy future. The standards are high at this school and the extracurriculars are excellent.

End of the Semester exam in Chinese! This course is demanding. Currently studying Chinese in…read moreFundamental II and it is not getting easier! Today we had our recital where we have to read a text about some grand parents in Taiwan. The Ai-Hwa Chinese School University Program is intense and rigorous. But proress can be seen gradually! I am grateful for the University of Texas - El Paso Texas offering the P3 program.

Called the Special Collections department and spoke with Claudia Rivers. I was looking for any…read moreinformation on an engineering company my grand-uncle owned in El Paso. Even though she didn't have any information on the company, she provided a few leads for people to contact. Ms. Rivers was very personable and professionable. In the future, I would gladly work with her again.

Solid 3/3 food was good School overall wasn't bad,…read morepersonally I enjoyed the football games most