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.

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

Go Troop!! EHS Students, many of whom live in my…read moreneighborhood, are, for the most part, courteous, respectful and great kids. I feel this is a direct reflection of our Cielo Vista neighborhoods and the family values being instilled in these kids.

One of the top high schools in El Paso. I heard it's El Paso's finest, so far I think is true!read more

Great school to participate in various activities, and of course, primarily to learn! Americas High…read moreSchool lays the foundation for the future! This night, we were proud parents for our daughter's induction into the Fine Arts Thespian Society.

The Young Women's Leadership Academy is a all female public school (6-12 grades). It has 369…read morestudents in grades 6-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 14 to 1. According to state test scores, 37% of students are at least proficient in math and 77% in reading. So the focus is on academics and emphasis is put on academics. They hosted the IQ competition this January which was a lot of fun.

From the owner: Young Women's Leadership Academy (YWLA) The Ysleta Young…read moreWomen's Leadership Academy is the only FREE, all-girl, college preparatory public school in West Texas serving grades 6-12 (middle school and high school). YWLA opened in the 2016-2017 school year with 125 6th grade girls and 98 7th grade girls adding a new 6th-grade cohort every year after. Our young women are exceeding academic expectations and proving that all students, regardless of their background or socio-economic status, can excel if given the right opportunity. Our school has a foundation of STEAM curriculum with a focus on our core values: Responsible Leadership, College and Career Readiness, and Wellness Life Skills.