February is National CTE Month! 💜🤍💛

At Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD, Career and Technical Education connects learning to real opportunities. Through hands-on experiences and industry certifications, our Pecos High School CTE programs help students explore career pathways, build practical skills, and prepare for what comes next, whether that is college, a career, or both. 🛠️🩺🐽🖥️✂️🛢️🚗🎓📈

CTE is about choice, exposure, and readiness for life beyond the classroom. Our students are putting those skills to work every day. 🦅
18 days ago, PBTISD Communications
CTE Month: Classroom learning to real-world opportunities - hands-on learning, career pathways, future ready.
🦃 Even though Thanksgiving Break just started, we wanted to share the upcoming dress-up days for our annual Countdown to Winter Break! 🎄✨ Dress-up days kick off on Monday, December 1, when students return!

📌 Don't forget: Friday, December 5, and Friday, December 12 will be regular school days.
3 months ago, PBTISD Communications
Countdown to Winter Break calendar with winter icons, snowflakes, and text describing daily activities leading up to the winter break.
Countdown to Winter Break calendar with winter icons, snowflakes, and text describing daily activities leading up to the winter break.
Introducing the 2025 Pecos High School-PBTISD Homecoming Court! 🦅 👑 Senior Princesses: Caylee Campos Carriz Hernandez Kaitlyn Sparkman Riley Villanueva 👑 Senior Princes: Alejandro Carrasco Roman Galindo Julio Quinones Devan Serrano 👑 Junior Royalty Alexa Herrera – Duchess Mason Baeza – Duke 👑 Sophomore Royalty Hailey Ayala – Duchess Kenneth Sparkman – Duke 👑 Freshman Royalty Kaylee Palomino – Duchess Kolt Ramirez – Duke 🌴 This year’s Homecoming theme is “Welcome to the Jungle” 🌴 Join us September 29 - October 3 for a week full of Eagle spirit — including the Homecoming Parade, pep rallies, dress-up days, and the Friday night showdown vs. the Monahans Loboes at Eagle Stadium. 🏈🦅 🔗 View the full schedule of events here: pbtisd.net/page/homecoming
5 months ago, PBTISD Communications
2025 Pecos Eagle Homecoming Court posing together outdoors in front of brick wall and a black metal fence. Front four girls are sitting side by side wearing light blue jeans with dressy tops. Back row boys are standing behind them, dressed causally.
2025 Homecoming Court Girls. Front girls are sitting side by side wearing light blue jeans with dressy tops. Back row girls are standing behind with dressy tops.
2025 Homecoming Court Boys. Front row boy are dressed casually with jeans and causal tops and collared shirts. Back row boys are standing behind them, with casual and collared shirts.
🌴 Welcome to the Jungle! 🌴 Homecoming 2025 is right around the corner — September 29th through October 3rd! A week of fun dress-up days, tradition, and Eagle pride all lead up to Friday night’s Varsity Football game against Monahans. 💜🦅💛 🔗 See the full schedule and more info here: pbtisd.net/page/homecoming
6 months ago, PBTISD Communications
A colorful yellow and purple flyer for PBTISD Homecoming 2025 with jungle theme titled “Welcome to the Jungle!” It has purple jungle accents. The dress up days are from September 29 to October 3 and features themed dress-up days!
A colorful yellow and purple flyer for PBTISD Homecoming 2025 with jungle theme titled “Welcome to the Jungle!” It has purple jungle accents. The dress up days are from September 29 to October 3 and features themed dress-up days!
ICYMI: At the Back to School Bash we handed out FREE 2025-2026 Academic Wall Calendars to help our families be ready and aware for the 4-Day Week transition! If you didn’t get a copy you can pick one up at any of our campuses or at the PBTISD Administration Office (1800 S. Eddy)!🦅 Check out our story for a peek inside!🤩🗓️
6 months ago, PBTISD Communications
2025-2026 academic wall calendar being held up against blue sky
🦅✨ Ready to level up this summer? Pecos and Lady Eagle coaches are hosting sports camps across baseball, softball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, and football for students entering 3rd–9th grade! 🔥 Don’t miss out—register today! 📲 https://sfnd.io/2025summersportcamps
9 months ago, PBTISD Athletics
pecos eagle summer camps
Join us for a special evening honoring our Pecos and Lady Eagle athletes at the annual All-Sports Banquet! 📅 Date: May 5, 2025 ⏰ Time: 5:30 PM (Dinner) and 6 PM (Awards) 📍 Location: Pecos High School Competition Gym 🍽 Dinner: Chicken Fried Steak, Green Beans, Mashed Potatoes, and Dessert 🎟 Ticket Price: $15 per person, purchase here: https://sfnd.io/2025AthleticBanquet (Athletes do not need to purchase a ticket.) Celebrate the hard work and achievements of our student-athletes with a delicious meal and a night of recognition. Secure your tickets in advance and be part of this memorable event!🦅
10 months ago, PBTISD Athletics
sports banquet
The PBTISD Board of Trustees met yesterday evening for their monthly regular meeting. Some key takeaways: 🟣 We recognized 42 PHS students who have received Industry-Based Certifications in their fields of study! 🟡 We recognized our 23 Teacher Incentive Allotment designated educators! Please read all about it in this month's Board Brief!📝🦅: https://www.pbtisd.net/article/2164611 📺️ Last night's meeting was also streamed live! You can watch the recording here: https://www.pbtisd.net/o/pbtisd/page/board-meetings
10 months ago, PBTISD Communications
pledge leaders kaylee ybarra and clinia torres
construction and computer science students
automotive students
animal science student
nursing students
cosmetology student
TIA recognized teachers
tia exemplary teachers
tia master teachers
tia teachers and school board
🚌💛 To our first smiles in the morning and last waves in the afternoon—thank you, PBTISD Bus Drivers! Your commitment to safety, kindness, and reliability keeps our Eagles soaring every single day. We appreciate everything you do! 🦅
10 months ago, PBTISD Communications
transportation team and district leadership in front of school bus
🌷🐣 Hop into the long weekend! PBTISD will be closed Friday, April 18 and Monday, April 21 for Easter Break. Classes resume on Tuesday, April 22. Wishing all our families a happy and safe holiday weekend! 💐
10 months ago, PBTISD Communications
easter break no school april 18 and april 21
The month of January is School Board Recognition Month! 🎉📣 Join us in celebrating the dedicated school board members who guide PBTISD toward a brighter future! Our Board of Trustees is committed to providing #LeadershipForTomorrowsTexas, ensuring every student has the tools they need to succeed. Stay tuned as we spotlight each board member throughout the month! 🦅✨ ℹ️ Learn more about the role of a School Board in Texas: https://trst.in/1DMO8R
about 1 year ago, PBTISD Communications
pbtisd school board
📣 Calling all aspiring substitutes! 📣 Join us for PBTISD Substitute Orientation on January 29 at the Johnny V. Mata Service and Support Center! This orientation can be your gateway to becoming a valued member of PBTISD! Whether you're an experienced substitute or new to the role, this event will provide you with essential information and resources to thrive in the classroom.🦅 📝 Apply NOW at: https://trst.in/eO3PMd
about 1 year ago, PBTISD Communications
text: substitute orientation january 29 9 AM to 11 AM at the Johnny V. Mata Service and Support Center on 100 w f street image: three substitute teachers
As a champion of farmworkers' rights, Cesar Chavez showed us that change is possible through unity and nonviolent action. 🌾 His work reminds us of the power of standing together for a common cause.
over 1 year ago, PBTISD Communications
Purple background graphic celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with colorful banners and confetti. The PBTISD logo is displayed in the upper right. A quote from Cesar Chavez, American labor leader and civil rights activist, reads: 'If you’re not frightened that you might fail, you’ll never do the job. If you’re frightened, you’ll work like crazy.' Below the quote is a black-and-white photo of Cesar Chavez wearing a jacket. The image is decorated with colorful flowers in the bottom left corner.
As the first Latina to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, Sonia Sotomayor has paved the way for future generations. ⚖️ Let's honor her trailblazing achievements and dedication to justice! 🦅
over 1 year ago, PBTISD Communications
Purple background graphic celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with colorful banners and confetti. The PBTISD logo is displayed in the upper right. A quote from Sonia Sotomayor, the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice, reads: 'I do know one thing about me: I don’t measure myself by others’ expectations or let others define my worth.' Below the quote is a black-and-white photo of Sonia Sotomayor wearing her judicial robe. The image is decorated with colorful flowers in the bottom left corner.
Happy National School Custodian Day! 🧹✨ Our custodians are the heart of our schools, working behind the scenes to create clean and safe learning environments for all. Let’s show them some love today on National School Custodian Day by sending them a special e-card! 💌: https://www.pbtisd.net/page/pbtisd-e-cards
over 1 year ago, PBTISD Communications
school custodian day e-card
🎥 Roll the Cameras! Red Ribbon Week dress-up days are here! 🌟 This year’s theme is "Life is a Movie, Film Drug-Free!", let’s bring our movie-star energy and make a commitment to living a drug-free life!🦅
over 1 year ago, PBTISD Communications
Red Ribbon Week flyer with a movie theater theme. A red curtain frames the image, and a film strip runs down the center with daily themes such as 'Shine Bright, Live Right!' and 'Say BOO to Drugs!' The slogan 'Life is a Movie, film Drug Free!' is displayed on the sides.
Red Ribbon Week flyer with a movie theater theme. A red curtain frames the image, and a film strip runs down the center with daily themes such as 'Shine Bright, Live Right!' and 'Say BOO to Drugs!' The slogan 'Life is a Movie, film Drug Free!' is displayed on the sides.
A legend on and off the field, Roberto Clemente's impact went beyond baseball. ⚾ Let's celebrate his dedication to excellence, both on the field and in life! 🦅💜💛
over 1 year ago, PBTISD Communications
Purple background graphic celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with colorful banners and confetti. The PBTISD logo is displayed in the upper right. A quote from Roberto Clemente, the first Hispanic baseball player inducted into the MLB Hall of Fame, reads: 'If you have a chance to accomplish something that will make things better for people coming behind you, and you don’t do that, you are wasting your time on this earth.' Below the quote is a black-and-white photo of Roberto Clemente in his Pittsburgh Pirates baseball uniform. The image is decorated with colorful flowers in the bottom left corner.
The Pecos Eagles are on the road this week! They will be taking on the Greenwood Rangers on Friday at 7 pm. 🦅 🎟️ If you plan on making the trip to cheer them on, purchase tickets here: https://trst.in/RyK1UV 📺️ If not, you can view the game live-stream here: https://www.youtube.com/@GreenwoodSports
over 1 year ago, PBTISD Athletics
away game details
This week, we honor the Queen of Tejano music, Selena Quintanilla, who broke barriers and captivated hearts worldwide with her voice, style, and spirit. 🎤 Join us in celebrating her life, her achievements, and the pride she had in her heritage. 🌹
over 1 year ago, PBTISD Communications
Purple background graphic celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with colorful banners and confetti. The PBTISD logo is displayed in the upper right. A quote from Selena Quintanilla, the first Tejano artist to win a Grammy, is featured, reading: 'If you have a dream, don’t let anybody take it away, and always believe that the impossible is possible.' Below the quote is a black-and-white photo of Selena Quintanilla. The image is decorated with colorful flowers in the bottom left corner.
PBTISD celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month!💜💛 We're kicking off this month by celebrating trailblazers like Ellen Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman in space. 🚀 Let’s celebrate the rich history, culture, and achievements of the Hispanic community this month and beyond! 🦅
over 1 year ago, PBTISD Communications
Purple background graphic celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with colorful banners and confetti. The PBTISD logo is displayed in the upper right. A quote from Ellen Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman in space, is featured, reading: 'What everyone in the astronaut corps shares in common is not gender or ethnic background, but motivation, perseverance, and desire — the desire to participate in a voyage of discovery.' Below the quote is a black-and-white photo of Ellen Ochoa in her astronaut uniform. The image is decorated with colorful flowers in the bottom left corner.