Winn French Club

09/11/2026

This photo is from September 2011, at the Trocadéro, on the 10th anniversary of 9/11.

Today marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks.

The towers were built by a nonprofit called The French Will Never Forget, founded in 2003, and stood roughly as tall as an eight story building. They were placed so that from the plaza, the Eiffel Tower rose up between them, echoing the skyline New York lost.

One tower carried the name of every person killed on September 11, 2001. The other was covered in thousands of handwritten messages of sympathy, written by ordinary French citizens who wanted America to know they were grieving too.

Above them flew the largest French and American flags ever made in France at the time, each measuring 59 feet by 30 feet (18 by 9 meters). The ceremony drew both the American and French ambassadors, along with backing from the French presidency and the city of Paris.

08/01/2026

📚 Schedule distribution is almost here!

We know everyone is excited for the new school year, and we appreciate your patience as we finalize student schedules.

Please note that schedules will not be available before the distribution dates listed on the flyer. Thank you in advance for waiting until the scheduled distribution days to pick them up.

We look forward to seeing our Mavericks soon! 💙🖤

07/14/2026

Le Petit Prince vous souhaite une joyeuse fête du 14 juillet 🇫🇷

07/09/2026

⚽ On the way to the semifinals!

🇫🇷 The dream lives on ! Les Bleus defeat Morocco and keep their FIFA World Cup journey alive.

🎉 Next up : July 14 against the winner of Spain vs. Belgium.



📸 ABDULHAMID HOSBAS / ANADOLU / ANADOLU VIA AFP

07/01/2026

Bonjour world! C’est juillet 🇫🇷

05/25/2026

Seniors 🎓 Class of 2026

05/23/2026

Seniors Valezhka & Marili

05/23/2026

05/23/2026

Valedictorians and Salutatorians Lead
Hundreds of Graduates at EPHS and CCWHS

By Jose G Landa

Eagle Pass High School and CC Winn High School will proudly see hundreds of senior students walk across the stage this weekend as the district celebrates graduation ceremonies for the Class of this year.

The group of graduates is being led by this year’s top academic achievers, the valedictorians and salutatorians from both campuses, who represent the highest levels of academic excellence in their respective schools.

At Eagle Pass High School, the Valedictorian honors were earned by Patricio Alfonso Sierra, while Gabriela Leyva earned the Salutatorian distinction.

At CC Winn High School, the Valedictorian honors were awarded to Alexander T. Curi, and the Salutatorian recognition went to Krestin A. Menchaca.

These academic distinctions represent years of dedication, discipline, and consistent performance in the classroom.

Being named valedictorian or salutatorian places these students at the very top of their graduating class, reflecting not only academic achievement but also perseverance and commitment.

Their accomplishments serve as a source of pride for their families, teachers, and school communities, marking a major milestone in their educational journey.

Graduation ceremonies for Eagle Pass High School will take place on May 22, while CC Winn High School will hold its commencement ceremony on May 23.

Superintendent Samuel Mijares congratulated all graduates, including the top five students from each campus, recognizing their hard work and the successful completion of their high school careers. He also extended his best wishes to all graduating seniors from both schools as they prepare to take their next steps in life, whether in higher education, military service, or the workforce.

05/22/2026