Jones Academy of Fine Arts and Dual Language Program
Elementary students learn Spanish, visual arts and music with dual-language immersion learning through āArts for Allā instruction.
Elementary students learn Spanish, visual arts and music with dual-language immersion learning through āArts for Allā instruction.
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šØš¶ The Arts at Jones Academy are alive and flourishing! From music to dance, visual arts to theatre, our All-Stars are creating, expressing, and shining bright every day! ā Ā”El arte vive en Jones!
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šŗ Wimbish World Language Academy knows how to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month! Students started their school day with live mariachi music, dancing, and a celebration of culture right at the front entrance.
The annual tradition is especially meaningful at Wimbish, where every student participates in either the French or Spanish dual language track.
One of the musicians was also someone students know very well! Wimbish Spanish teacher Abraham Hernandez traded the classroom for his trumpet and performed with Mariachi Alegre. Hernandez has played trumpet for 23 years and has been part of the mariachi group since 2023.
š What a way to start Hispanic Heritage Month! Read More Here:https://bit.ly/4AfOCWd ...
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š Connection matters. September is National Suicide Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, break down stigma, and remind our Arlington ISD community that help is always available.
Sometimes supporting someone starts with something simple: notice, listen, and remind them theyāre not alone. From trusted adults to Hope Squads and counseling resources, weāre committed to helping every student feel seen, valued, and supported.
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Ā”Felicidades a Arieyanna y todos los estudiantes! šššš Bilingual skills are opening doors to college credit! Two Arlington High School Dual Language Immersion students are making history as the first to enroll in UTAās Bridge Program, the result of nearly five years of planning and collaboration between Arlington ISD and UTA.
The pathway allows qualifying students to build on the Spanish skills theyāve developed throughout their Dual Language Immersion experience and earn transferable college credit while still in high school. Students can even bypass four college Spanish courses and potentially complete a Spanish minor in about two years.
And thereās another big benefit: Arlington ISD covers tuition, fees, textbooks, and approved costs, making this opportunity free for students.
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šš Ready to blast off into a good book? Arlington ISD 3rd-6th graders are invited to join the āBond & Beyondā Reading Space Race! Team up with your father, father figure, or caregiver and read 12 books between Sept. 14 and Feb. 19.
Log your reading in Beanstack and earn prizes along the way, with the chance to earn a FREE trip to Camp Thurman on April 3!
š 12 books
š Sept. 14-Feb. 19
š One out-of-this-world reading challenge
Sign up using the QR code on the flyer or visit bit.ly/3SNH4Jt ...
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š Congratulations to James Martin High School's Aaron D.! After demonstrating outstanding leadership in the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundationās Leading Off Program last year, Aaron was selected to participate in the City of Arlington, TX - City Hall's Mayor for a Day program.
The experience will give Aaron an inside look at local government as he meets Mayor Jim Ross, tours City Hall, participates in a mock City Council meeting, and learns more about how residents can help shape Arlingtonās future.
š Way to lead, Aaron! Weāre proud to see an Arlington ISD student taking his leadership beyond the classroom and into the community. ...
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š Bilingual skills are opening doors to college credit! Two Arlington High School Dual Language Immersion students are making history as the first to enroll in UTAās Bridge Program, the result of nearly five years of planning and collaboration between Arlington ISD and UTA.
The pathway allows qualifying students to build on the Spanish skills theyāve developed throughout their Dual Language Immersion experience and earn transferable college credit while still in high school. Students can even bypass four college Spanish courses and potentially complete a Spanish minor in about two years.
And thereās another big benefit: Arlington ISD covers tuition, fees, textbooks, and approved costs, making this opportunity free for students.
Read More Here: bit.ly/3ULWej0 ...
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Gracias voluntarios y Jones Academy PTA por el guacamole š„! Ā”Delicioso! š ...
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