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El Paso Schools Shine with Top STAAR Scores for Low-Income Students

El Paso MattersClaudia Lorena Silva
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Six El Paso elementary schools have been recognized for their exceptional performance on STAAR reading and math exams, particularly among economically disadvantaged students. The Education for All initiative, launched by the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED), highlights schools that demonstrate that economic background does not dictate academic success. The honored schools include Glen Cove, Vista Hills, Sgt. Roberto Ituarte, Cactus Trails, Hawkins, and Harmony School of Excellence. Notably, Glen Cove Elementary achieved the highest score with 69% of its students meeting expectations. This recognition is significant as 74% of students in El Paso County are classified as economically disadvantaged, emphasizing the importance of these achievements in challenging economic circumstances.

Key Details: • Glen Cove Elementary ranked first with a score of 135; 69% of students met expectations. • Sgt. Roberto Ituarte Elementary ranked second with a score of 134; 70% of students met expectations. • Vista Hills Elementary ranked third with a score of 124; 65% of students met expectations. • Cactus Trails Elementary ranked fourth with a score of 116; 61% of students met expectations. • Hawkins Elementary and Harmony School of Excellence tied for fifth with a score of 112.

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Eddie RodriguezCarolina GutierrezNicky CorderoAlicia MirandaKarina Quinonez-SalgadoLeslie ThomasGlen Cove ElementaryVista Hills ElementarySgt. Roberto Ituarte ElementaryCactus Trails ElementaryHawkins ElementaryHarmony School of ExcellenceCouncil on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational DevelopmentCREEED

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