RICT ION T In the heart of West Texas, just southeast of El Paso, Tornillo Independent School District serves as a pathway to possibility for its small, rural community. With two campuses, this highly engaged school district enrolls approximately 750 students but offers a range of opportunities that rival those of much larger systems. Superintendent Rosy Vega-Barrio emphasizes, “Everything that we do here in Tornillo ISD revolves around really grasping the essence of our community.” PROVIDING FIRST CLASS OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE STUDENT AT ITS HEART 2 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 07
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