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Month: October 2015

Flu-Mist vaccine delay

Flu season is in full effect across the borderland according to Dr. Andres Enriquez,, “We’re already late October. Flu season starts late September and it will go all the way to march.” Although the flu shot may not prevent you from getting the flu virus, Dr.’s still urge people to get their shot ahead of

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High School FB: Week 10 Scoreboard

Franklin 28El Dorado 70 Ysleta 32Parkland 21 Las Cruces 54Onate 19 Burges 10Andress 14 Del Valle 18Hanks 13 Americas 21Coronado 20 El Paso 23Bowie 20 Bel Air 30Horizon 22 Eastlake 43Riverside 19 Andrews 46Fabens 14 Jefferson 20Irvin 13 Mt. View 60Cathedral 6 Ozona 21Anthony 14 / OT Valencia 50Santa Teresa 8 San Eli 7Clint 42

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Enrollment period begins Nov. 1

affordable care act. november first marks the beginning ofthe annual enrollment period. many of the health plans available for next year will be making changes in their costs and benefits. there are several groups urging el pasoans who have purchased plans in past years to check their options. one of those groups is project amistad.

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Special Report: School districts, students who mainly speak Spanish face unique classroom challenges

Graduating high school with good grades is hard work, but it becomes even more challenging when you don’t know the English language. When student Paola Espinoza’s parents moved to El Paso, she started middle school not knowing a word of English. “It was like really, really scary,” said Espinoza. Clint Independent School District Superintendent Juan

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