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El Paso ISD Appoints Dr. Elisa Aranda as Principal of Hartley PK-8 School

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The El Paso Independent School District (EPISD) has appointed Dr. Elisa Aranda as the new principal of Coach Wally Hartley PK-8 School. With a strong background in public education, Dr. Aranda is expected to enhance the school's instructional quality and promote a collaborative environment among staff and students. This leadership change is significant as it aims to improve educational outcomes for the school's community. EPISD continues to focus on leadership that fosters academic excellence.

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