Category: Month: July 2020
Students Can Explore Their Artistic Potential at the Center for Visual and Performing Arts The Arlington ISD’s brand new Center for Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA) is opening this school year and bringing new courses and opportunities to high school students from across the district. Additionally, programs at the new state-of-the-art center will give students…
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Preparing Students for the Future Starts in Pre-K Pre-K is touted as a great way to prepare kids for kindergarten and kick-start their educational journeys. But who knows better than the kindergarten teachers who see firsthand the impact Pre-K has on some of their students. Here is what several Arlington ISD kindergarten teachers had to…
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The 6th Annual Back to School Kickoff Returns August 15 to AT&T Stadium The sixth annual Arlington ISD Back to School Kickoff event sponsored by the Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation will have a different look this year. The event, which allows Arlington ISD students to get backpacks, school supplies and more to prepare…
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Arlington ISD First-Year Teachers Share Their Synergy Experience With school out for the summer, Arlington ISD’s first-year teachers are getting a chance to reflect on their rookie year in the district. After a year filled with highs and lows (like a pandemic!) – the “first-year” tag is coming off. “We could not be prouder of…
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Arlington ISD Substitutes Ensure Learning Happens When Teachers Are Out Tracy Carnes knew the value of having a substitute teacher come to the rescue as she was a full-time teacher for the Arlington ISD. So it makes sense that Carnes would decide to pay it forward and become a substitute for the district. “It’s a…
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Sam Houston Coach Anthony Criss Speaks to Group About Race Relations Each year, it’s not hard to spot the amazing brotherhood displayed by Sam Houston High School’s football players. The majority of the young men are Hispanic, many are Black and a number of them are white. But the color of their skin never interferes…
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No Kid Hungry Grant Helps Serve Meals for Students The Arlington ISD was awarded a $60,000 emergency grant from the No Kid Hungry program. The grant money will be used as part of the feeding program. Arlington ISD has to provide approximately 29,000 meals daily in the district. The Arlington ISD currently has 20 locations…
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Crow Leadership Academy Getting a New Look The early stages of construction for a major Bond 2019 project at Crow Leadership Academy is now underway. Rough grading has begun for an addition and new parking lot. See photos. “With every bond project, it helps us continue to move forward and serve our students even better,”…
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Arlington ISD to Remain Virtual Until September 28th. 2020 JOINT CONTROL ORDER OF THE LOCAL HEALTH AUTHORITIES FOR TARRANT COUNTY, THE CITY OF ARLINGTON, AND THE CITY OF BURLESON REGARDING PUBLIC AND NON-RELIGIOUS PRIVATE SCHOOLS
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Substitutes Needed in the Arlington ISD Substitute teaching in the Arlington ISD has always been a great way to gain valuable classroom experience or decide if teaching is the right path for you. This school year the options expand as substitute teachers will be needed for virtual learning as well as classroom learning. We are…
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