8931 Herbert St #D
El Paso, TX 79904

According to TEA. Irvin High School is home to Advanced Placement (AP) Courses in Biology, Calculus, English Literature and Composition, Environmental Science, Human Geography, Spanish Language and Culture, and World History. In 2021-2022, the 65 year old school received bond money to renovate its campus to offer students a modern environment to reflect the current state of education.Irvin High School participates and excels in UIL athletic activities in Baseball, Boys Track and Cross Country, Girls Track and Cross Country, Football, Tennis, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Boys Wrestling, Girls Wrestling, Boys Swim, Girls Swim, Volleyball, Girls Tennis, Boys Golf, Girls Golf, Baseball (boys), Softball (girls).In UIL academic activities, Irvin High School competes in Academic Decathlon and High-Q, One Act Play (Theater & Drama), Band (Marching & Concert), Orchestra (Symphonic & Concert), Dance Team competitions, Color Guard competitions, and Spirit competitions (cheerleading).Additionally, Irvin High School also has a JROTC program that competes at state and national competitions for Rifle Marksmanship, Drill (Armed and Unarmed), Orienteering, Color Guard, Honor Guard, Raiders, Drone Team competition and Cyber Patriot.Lastly, Irvin High School has a variety of clubs and student organizations that is recognized by the States of Texas and has been numerous awards and accolated in it 65 year history.

Horrible staff, my brother has been getting bullied and my mom has tried to talk to the principal multiple times but she’s always busy or on lunch and never gives her the time of the day, my mom has tried calling multiple times and it’s always the same thing not available or busy. How can we begin to fix a problem when it’s not even getting acknowledged in the first place. The principal and staff don’t care about their students. How can a child learn in an ugly environment where no one cares and he keeps getting harassed 0/10 school.

i went to this school as a child and LOVED school but the way they hire teachers that dread the job and are passive aggressive with children is insane. i moved from chicago to texas and got registered for 4-5th grade, had a teacher yank off my accessories that my grandmother would put on me and claw her literal nails in my arm trying to get me to switch desks when it could’ve simply been communicated. wish this school would take the hiring process a lot more seriously .