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Texas Mobile STEM Lab brings hands-on learning to Arlington ISD Celebrates ribbon cutting at Rodriguez Junior High
Students from Joey Rodriguez Junior High got a hands-on taste of the future Wednesday afternoon as they stepped aboard the Texas Mobile STEM Lab, a traveling classroom packed with tools, technology, and opportunities to explore science, engineering, and math in action. The visit was part of a statewide ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday that marked the…
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Male Leadership Summit inspires Lamar High School students Sessions cover brotherhood, decision-making, mental health and more
Summit demonstrates positive leadership Being a teenager isn’t just a stage of life. It’s a state of becoming. From social and self-awareness to the effects…
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Apply now for fine arts and dual language academies Applications for Corey and Jones academies are open now
All arts for all at Corey and Jones The Arlington ISD prides itself on being one of the top fine arts districts in the state….
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Watch Board Brief from trustees meeting on Dec. 7 Trustees approve next year's calendar
Board gets update on advanced academics Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting on December 7, 2023, is in the books, and here are a few…
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Old Knox Elementary building demolished Makes way for construction of new junior high school
Knox building was originally a junior high Knox Elementary is gone. The school building that housed four different schools in its 60 years has been…
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Butler Elementary after-school students get big treat Students got to interact with Big 12 athletes and WWE stars once the school day ended
Butler gets a surprise! It wasn’t a regular Thursday for the students of Butler Elementary’s YMCA after-school program last week. “These are the luckiest kids…
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Arlington ISD’s first Toys for Tots event collects hundreds of toys Student performances and community support make for a festive event
Toys will go to local kids in need Hardly anything could beat the excitement last week in Arlington’s entertainment district. No, the new World Series…
