The El Paso High Dual Language Magnet Program (DL) achieves second language acquisition by native English and native Spanish speakers at an exceptionally high academic ability. Students are not just learning a second language; they are learning in that second language.
The ​El Paso Independent School District's first dual language program was established at Mesita Elementary School during the late 1990's. The "Connecting Worlds – Mundos Unidos" Gifted and Talented Dual Language Program quickly gained national attention and was recognized as one of the nations most innovative programs. In 2003, the school was awarded the prestigious multi-million dollar Jacob K. Javits Grant. By 2004, programs were established at Wiggs Middle School and El Paso High School. El Paso High School graduated its first cohort in the spring of 2007. To date, graduates of the program have gone on to earn tens of thousands in scholarships and have been accepted to the nation's most prestigious colleges and universities.
The AP Capstone Program cultivates curious, independent and collaborative scholars and prepares them to make logical, evidence-based decisions; skills that are increasingly valued by colleges. Students can congruently earn college credit from the University of Texas at Austin.
· AP Capstone Diploma that is recognized by colleges and universities throughout the country.
​The El Paso High School's magnet programs are open to any EPISD students who are looking for looking for an innovative and challenging academic experience, have an excellent academic and discipline record, practice good attendance, and score above the 50th percentile on standardized tests.