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Ysleta ISD Board Approves Superintendent Evaluation Amid Nearby District Changes

El Paso MattersClaudia Lorena Silva
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The Ysleta Independent School District (YISD) Board of Trustees unanimously approved the annual evaluation of Superintendent Xavier De La Torre, who has been leading the district since 2014. Despite facing challenges like declining enrollment and budget shortfalls, De La Torre chose not to pursue a salary increase or contract extension until the district's financial situation improves. His leadership has been praised for maintaining YISD's status among the top 14% of Texas districts, overseeing 32,600 students and a $420.2 million budget. Meanwhile, other local districts like El Paso and Canutillo have appointed new superintendents, highlighting a shift in leadership across the region.

Key Details: • De La Torre has led YISD since 2014 and earns over $451,000 annually. • The district's budget challenges have led to no raises for administrative staff in 2024. • Nearby districts have appointed new superintendents with varying salaries, such as Brian Lusk at $360,000 for EPISD.

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El PasoYsleta Independent School DistrictYsleta Independent School DistrictBrian LuskEl Paso Independent School DistrictSocorro Independent School DistrictJames VasquezJosue BorregoXavier De La TorreCharlie BustillosCanutillo ISDHouston Independent School District

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