🗳️ Today is the final weekend day of Early Voting! All eight Socorro ISD early voting locations are open today, Sunday, October 25. Hours vary by location, with some locations open from 11 a.m.–5 p.m. and others from noon–5 p.m. Early Voting continues Monday, October 26 through Friday, October 30. 📍 Find locations, hours and additional Proposition A election information at sisd.net/propa

🗳️ Weekend Early Voting is underway! All eight Socorro ISD early voting locations are open today, Saturday, October 24. Hours vary by location, with some locations open from 7 a.m.–7 p.m. and others from noon–5 p.m. Tomorrow, Sunday, October 25, is the final weekend day to vote early. 📍 Check your preferred location and hours at sisd.net/propa

Early Voting is underway for Socorro ISD! Registered voters can vote early at eight locations across the district through October 30. 📍 Chayo Apodaca Community Center 341 N. Moon Rd. 📍 El Paso County Eastside Annex 2350 George Dieter Dr. 📍 Esperanza Acosta Moreno Library 12480 Pebble Hills Blvd. 📍 Gonzalez Place 4101 Rich Beem Blvd. 📍 Marty Robbins Recreation Center 11620 Vista Del Sol Dr. 📍 Oz Glaze Senior Center 13969 Veny Webb St. 📍 Pebble Hills High School 14400 Pebble Hills Blvd. 📍 SISD District Service Center 12440 Rojas Dr. Find additional election information at sisd.net/propa

Congratulations to eighth grader Madison Patti of Eastlake Middle School for leading the Pledge of Allegiance at today’s board meeting! Since she was three, Madison has been involved in the Socorro Independent School District's Volunteer Sports Program (VSP). What began as a way for a preschooler to stay active has led her down a pathway of academic success, leadership and confidence. Read more about Madison at: sisd.net/article/3204479

▶️ So, what is the financial impact of Proposition A? This video explains the estimated tax impact for local homeowners, how the proposed funding would be generated, and important information about property tax exemptions. Find additional information at sisd.net/propa

👩‍🏫 25 students to 1 teacher. That’s Socorro ISD’s current student-teacher ratio for kindergarten through fifth grade, while Pre-K is 22-to-1. The state requires a 22-to-1 ratio for Pre-K through fourth grade. Teacher availability directly impacts classroom ratios and class sizes. Socorro ISD estimates approximately 100 positions would need to be filled to bring classroom sizes down to TEA standards. Proposition A includes $9 million to hire teachers to reduce class sizes. Explore the details at sisd.net/propa

🚌 It takes an incredible team to keep #TeamSISD rolling safely! For National School Bus Safety Week, we’re celebrating our outstanding transportation team whose dedication, professionalism and care make a difference in the lives of our students every single day. From the first pickup to the final drop-off, our employees show what it means to put students first! We’re proud of the people behind the wheel and the entire team working behind the scenes to keep #TeamSISD moving forward safely. Thank you for taking care of our amazing students!

💵 Where would the funding from Socorro ISD's Proposition A come from? Approximately 63% of the $49.2 million in additional annual revenue generated by Proposition A would come from the State of Texas, with the remaining 37% coming from local taxpayers. Early voting continues through October 30. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Find more information about Proposition A at sisd.net/propa