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A NEW EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL OPPORTUNITY
Early College High School is a designation through the Texas Education Agency for innovative high schools located on or near a college campus that will allow students who would not otherwise consider attending college an opportunity to earn a high school diploma and an associate’s degree (up to 60 college credit hours). In addition to earning an associate’s degree, Arlington College and Career High School will also provide the option for students to earn workforce certificates in specialized areas from Tarrant County College.
AISD’s first Early College High School, Arlington Collegiate High School (ACHS), has shown that high school students can successfully complete rigorous college courses while creating a pathway for future success. Establishing a second Early College High School allows the AISD to serve even more students with college potential. Students attending Arlington College and Career High School will have access to Tarrant County College facilities, resources, and services, including the faculty, libraries, labs, artistic and cultural activities, and extracurricular activities, as appropriate. There is no cost to the student to attend. The Arlington ISD will pay for tuition, fees and required textbooks to the extent those charges are not waived by Tarrant County College.
Arlington College and Career High School will include strategies and activities to create a college-going culture and will enable students to build the skills and knowledge, including academic behaviors, necessary for college success. Arlington College and Career High School will provide academic, social and emotional support services to ensure student success while also including parental and community outreach programs to build a widespread understanding of college culture.
Administration:
Principal: Dr. Ben Bholan
(682) 867-9600
Academics
State Accountability
- A (96)
- Academic Achievement in Mathematics
- Top 25 Percent: Comparative Academic Growth
- Postsecondary Readiness
Arlington ISD has continued its partnership with the Tarrant County College Southeast Campus to create a new early college high school. Students who may not have considered college as an option previously will have the opportunity to earn a high school diploma and a variety of associate degrees simultaneously. In addition, students at this campus will have an opportunity to earn workforce certificates and participate in internships and mentoring aligned with a career pathway.
Please join us this Friday, September 29th, for our rescheduled Car Wash! It is free and all donations go to the class of 2024. We hope to see you there! ... See MoreSee Less
Parents: Arlington ISD College Night at UTA is Thursday, Sept. 21, in the Maverick Activity Center.
Financial aid presentations begin at 6:30 p.m. and the College Fair begins at 7.
Your high school student can register now at: bit.ly/3PAKwm9. When registering, your student will be asked to either create an account or log in to their existing account. Then they can click on Dallas II (Week 2) to get started. ... See MoreSee Less
Due to the extreme heat the ACCHS Car Wash was put to an end early. Thank you for all who came up to support our class of 2024. We will host another one when the temperatures are cooler. ... See MoreSee Less
AISD and UTA are partnering together to make the FALL 2023 College Fair Outstanding. Grades 9-12 are encouraged to attend to receive lots of important college admission information along with financial aid information. ... See MoreSee Less
Please join us on September 8th for our 1st ever car wash! All donations will go to class of 2024 prom. ... See MoreSee Less
Happy Tackle Your Future Tuesday #classof2024 seniors! Creating a college folder is a great way to keep all of your application needs organized and easily accessible. Applying to colleges and universities can be exciting but overwhelming. Here are some tools to help simplify the process.
Questions? Contact your school counselor or the guidance and counseling department by email at arlingtonisdcounselingdepartment@aisd.net or phone at 682-867-7534. ... See MoreSee Less