San Luis Elementary is one of Eagle Pass ISD's smallest and most community-rooted campuses, with 314 students on the Williams Street corridor. The school participates in EPISD's UIL academic competition program and the district's parent engagement calendar. EPISD's annual per-student spending includes Title I funding for campuses like San Luis, where 90% of students are classified as economically disadvantaged. The school's 19-teacher team brings a focused, small-campus environment that families in the Williams Street neighborhood have relied on for many years.

Q1. Does San Luis Elementary have a GATE program?

Ans. San Luis Elementary does offer a Gifted and Talented program through Eagle Pass ISD. With only 19 teachers for 314 students, the school maintains a relatively small and close-knit campus where GT-identified students tend to get consistent individual attention from their teachers.

Q2. What bilingual programs does San Luis Elementary offer?

Ans. San Luis Elementary serves a 100% minority student body with 90% classified as economically disadvantaged, the vast majority of whom speak Spanish at home. Bilingual and ELD instruction is embedded in how classrooms operate at every grade level, consistent with Eagle Pass ISD's district-wide bilingual education framework.

Q3. What makes San Luis Elementary a good choice for families who want a smaller school?

Ans. San Luis Elementary is one of the two smallest standard elementary schools in EPISD, with 314 students and 19 teachers. The small campus size means teachers and staff tend to know students and families by name. For parents who want a tighter-knit school environment, San Luis offers that in a way that larger campuses in the district simply can't replicate.

Q4. How do families communicate with San Luis Elementary?

Ans. San Luis Elementary uses Eagle Pass ISD's parent portal and school-level email for family communications. Families can reach the school office through EPISD's main directory or contact eaglepassisd.net to get current contact details. The school participates in EPISD's annual parent and family engagement events throughout the school year.

Q5. What is the feeder pattern for San Luis Elementary students?

Ans. San Luis Elementary students continue to Eagle Pass Junior High or Memorial Junior High after 6th grade, then on to Eagle Pass High School or C.C. Winn High School. Both high schools hold a 93.8% four-year graduation rate, and Eagle Pass ISD's 92.2% overall graduation rate reflects a district-level commitment to getting students through to completion.