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Mission: Progressing Together

Follow-up: September 2, 2026

Mission: ProgressingTogetherFollow-up: September 2, 2026

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Mission Progressing Together - Parent Meeting September 2, 2026
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Q&A and Comments Section Q&A and Comments Section

Questions:

Can students do electives if they are in Early College?

The important issue is scheduling. If the SEECHS student has a tightly prescribed college-degree plan, there may not be room for a traditional elective every semester. But yes, they can, with different options, attend early college during the summer and/or take mini semesters to catch up with college in case they take an elective.

Are parents allowed to park in the parking lot during drop-off time?

Parents are not permitted to park in the parking lot during drop-off time. Parents should use the designated drop-off zone to drop off their students and keep traffic moving safely and efficiently.

• For future reference, the district is planning to invest in additional parking spaces to better accommodate our families.

Comments:

• A parent recommended that parents begin working on their student’s audit card to keep track of their credits and monitor their progress toward graduation. Keeping the audit card updated can help parents and students stay informed about completed credits and any remaining graduation requirements.

Please contact:

Counselor, Jasmine Lozano – San Elizario Early College High School and Dual Credit

(915) 872-3970

Alejandra Avila – College Career Readiness Specialist

(915) 872-3970

Counselor, Joanna Hill – Students with last names from A-L 9th – 12th

(915) 872-3970

Counselor, Guadalupe Castro – Students with last names M-Z 9th-12th

(915) 872-3970

San Elizario Independent School District
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Mission Statement
The mission of the San Elizario Independent School District is to graduate students with innovative skills for 21st-century careers by focusing on academic and social skills, fostering transformative practices, and building community support through positive relationships between home and school.

Vision Statement
“San Elizario ISD: A Proud Community of Champions—Soaring to Excellence!”
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