104 New Orleans Dr
El Paso, TX 79912

The school is not the best in my opinion. There’s lots of fights mainly in 6&7 grade but there’s still fights in 8th grade as well. The main principal is not that good because most of the time she doesn’t listen to both sides of the argument before making a decision. The authorities are rude as well as the people at the front office are rude too. I feel like the care more about grades than us students. The bathrooms are not very clean and most of them don’t even have tp and soap. The teachers are mostly good but as a lot of them left the subs took over and don’t know how to run the class. There hasn’t been any pep rally’s or field trips in 2 and a half years other than the student vs teacher soccer game. I could go on and on about this but I’ve told the hard cold truth about the school in my opinion. In conclusion I recommend not even touch this school with a 39/2 foot poll. I wish I could have left sooner but Im in my last year so it wouldn’t be worth leaving now. I’m very sad about this last year of morehead it could of been so much better.

My school is the best experience I have ever had regarding education, I came from other country and it was a challenge to fit in in this new environment, but Coronado students are really charismatic and there is no hate for anyone, all of us are Thunderbirds as a whole. The majority of the teachers know what to do in class. The secretaries, counselors and coordinators are really helpful. Coronado High School is a great school, I honestly think that it is one of the best schools to attend in El Paso.

Highly recommend their preschool program for kids with special needs. My son with HFA was made to feel a part of the class, hit all his IEP goals, made friends, and Admin was AMAZING! Open door policy from principal to teacher. My son began the year unable to speak, not potty trained, and somewhat behind in social skills. Together, working as a team with my full support and his outside therapies, he finished the year: -talking -fully potty trained -able to initiate conversations Highly recommend this school for parents with kids on the spectrum, which is 1 in 100 kids these days.

Currently, a Senior at Silva who will graduate with a 4.2 GPA, and I can tell you this school has prepared me with a strong resume for college and even the workforce. Silva does give you a great insight into the healthcare field and, by the time you graduate, you will definitely have a decision as to whether healthcare is for you or not. The clinical rotations at Silva are great, since they let you shadow in actual hospitals and see procedures you would only see during college such as surgeries. In addition, some senior programs even let you shadow any physician you want. As a graduating Silva student, I have obtained healthcare certifications that will allow me to work in a decent healthcare part-time job during college while building my resume for medical school. Everyone else that says that "Silva is too hard", just doesn't have the drive or doesn't put in the work to make up for a good grade. Silva is definitely not hard, it only requires a bit of determination. If you are a person who tends to underperform or slack off in school with the childish excuse that "it's too much for my mental health" then, I can assure you, you will have a bad time at Silva because you won't take responsibility for your failures and will blame it all on your teachers or your nonexistent teeneage "mental issues".

I enrolled two children here a few years apart and they had wonderful experiences participating in summer research programs, band, orchestra, math competitions and more. They made lifelong friends. They are both very well prepared for University and graduated high school with associate degrees.