Americas High School is a public high school in El Paso, Texas, that first opened in September 1996—uniquely starting with only 7th, 8th, and 9th graders before adding a grade each year and holding its first graduation in 2000. The school offers specialized programs like the Libertas Academy (for law and government) and the Trailblazers Early College, which lets students earn an associate degree alongside their high school diploma. Its 35-acre campus features 132 classrooms and a distinctive "L"-shaped main building, though athletic events are held at the district's off-site complex. The school's robotics team made history in the 2025–2026 school year by becoming the first El Paso team to earn a UIL award at the state Best of Texas Robotics Competition, taking second place in the Robot Game. Notable alumni include Grammy-nominated singer Khalid (class of 2016), MLB player Darell Hernáiz (class of 2019), and professional baseball player Orlando Garcia (class of 2014).