Students
- Go Center
- Tutoring
- Library
- Counselors
- FAQs
- Student Publications
- Forms
- Organizations and Clubs
- Academic Decathlon*
- Chess Club
- Debate and Oral Interpretation Team
- FFA
- Health Occupation Students of American
- Key Club
- League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)
- National Honor Society*
- PALS- Peer, Assistant and Leadership*
- Photography Club
- Quiz League
- Spanish Club
- Student Council*
- Thespian Society*
Counseling Staff
Kevin Nute
Counselor: A-B
Susie Hargrove
Counselor C-D
Claudine Kemp
Counselor E-Gen
Alex Lopez
Counselor Go-Ji
Kelly Spurlock
Counselor Jj-Me
Latavia Rivers
Counselor Mi-Pre
Leila Perez
Counselor Pri-Ra and AVID
David Poling
Counselor Re-Stn
Brian Richardson
Counselor Sto-Z
Karin Havens
Student Outreach
Samuel Salas
Student Outreach
Dana Zuazua
PEIMS Clerk
Coping with Emergencies, Disease, Mental Health Issues
- Coping with Emergencies
- Parent Guidance Mental Health Series 2023-24 ENG-SPANISH
Arlington Independent School District is partnering with ParentGuidance.org to deliver monthly webinars developed by licensed therapists. This series will be virtual, interactive, and is designed to help parents and caregivers support students.
GPA Exemptions
GPA Exemption Sign UP
Must be SUBMITTED by January 31 by 4:00pm
- GPA Exemptions are for 11th and 12th grade ONLY.
- You must have at least a 7.00 GPA to exempt a course.
- You may only exempt a course NOT needed towards graduation requirements.
- GPA Exempted Course Grades WILL still be posted on the transcripts, just not factored into the GPA.
- You can ONLY GPA exempt two courses per semester. (A third exemption may be granted in a semester for band, choir, orchestra or athletics if applied to the double block of the course.)
Transcript Requests
Scholarships
- Arlington High Scholarship Bulletins
- AISD District Scholarship Information
- Swift PTA scholarship Application 2024
Due April 19, 2024 - Stephanie Austin Scholarship Application
Due April 24, 2024.
Please bring applications to Alan Austin in D101. - Catch Your Heart Foundation Application 2024
Due April 26, 2024 - Tarrant County Frederick Douglass Republican Scholarship 2024 (1)
Due April 30. 2024 - B.O.S.S. Up Scholarship Requirements 2024
Due April 30, 2024 - 2024 Arlington Classics Academy Ken Simon Scholarship
Due May 1, 2024 - Larson Scholarship Class of 2024
Due May 15, 2024 - Fannie M. Heath Cultrual Club Scholarship 2024
Due May 16, 2024
Student Class Information
- Guidance and Counseling Canvas
https://arlington.instructure.com/enroll/C698N3 - Sophomore Junior Registration 23-24 (2) (1)
- Seniors https://sites.google.com/aisd.net/arlingtonhighschoolseniors/home
- Class of 2024 Senior Guidance Powerpoint
Student and Parent Academic and College/Career Resources
- GSU High School Day 2023 PDF
- GO Center
- InspirED off Campus GO Center QR code
- Jostens for Cap and Gown Ordering
- Apply Texas
- College Board
- ACT
- FAFSA
- TAFSA
- Military Opportunities
- PSAT English Flyer (1)
- Reunión virtual del PSAT PSAT Prep Flyer
Grad Requirements
Registration
Student and Parent Teen Health Resources
- AISD Arlington TX Texas Human Trafficking Bilingual 11x17 2023 (Sample)
- AISD Arlington TX Texas Public 2023
- Fentanyl Infographic 23-24
- Protect our Children Project Resources from the U.S. Attorney's Office
- Relationships
- Stress Management
- Test Anxiety
- Time Management
- Vaping Public Service Announcement - Arlington ISD
- Reporting Guidance Lesson
- Alcohol Infographic
- Edibles Flyer
- THC is Illegal in Texas flyer (1)
- Vaping flyer
- Substance-Use-and-Vaping_PG
- Substance Use & Vaping Spanish (1)
- Why-Our-Children-Self-Harm_PG
- Spanish-Why-Our-Children-Self-Harm_PG
Social Media Links
- Twitter counselingcolts
- Facebook AhsCounseling
- Instagram counselingcolts
Summer School Information
High school students have multiple opportunities to earn course credit and prepare for future success. Registration for these opportunities opens May 3rd.
Click HERE for information.
Recommendation Letters:
Many scholarships and colleges require students to submit a recommendation letter. Please make sure to provide your counselor at least one week to fulfill a recommendation letter request. You must provide your counselor either this completed form or a copy of your resume.
Verification of Enrollment (VOE)
Verifications of Enrollment can be ordered by contacting your Attendance Clerk. You may reach your attendance clerk by calling the main school line at 682-867-8100. Please allow 24 hours to process the request.
Forms
Forms for currently enrolled students including, Social Security forms, child support letters, housing forms, insurance forms and records for immigration/deferred action/dream act are all done in the Main Counseling Office and require 24 hours to process. If you have questions, please call 682-867-8133
Information on recovering lost credits
Students that have previously not passed a required course for graduation have multiple ways in which that credit can be redeemed. Students can work in Credit Recovery either during school or after school, depending on the child’s schedule. This is an online computer program that allows students to make up work from missing six weeks. Another option for redeeming lost credit is summer school. Summer School registration opens in May. Further information will be announced though the class Canvas pages.
Records for Former Students
AISD campuses do not keep copies of diplomas or records. Former students can order records from Records Management online by visiting www.aisdtx.scriborder.com. If you need to order a replacement diploma, contact the Main Counseling Office at 682-867-8133
College and Career Readiness
Our department is available to provide support to all students in efforts to explore and pursue college and career opportunities. In alignment with the vision and goal of AISD, we aim to ensure that 100% of Arlington High students graduate prepared for college, career and citizenship. Each student is able to access Xello through his/her Rapid Identity Account. Xello provides students with various Career Interest Surveys and College Exploration to help students begin to set goals for the future.
Counselor Visits
Students can see a counselor for any reason from academic, college and career support to social emotional support. We are here to advocate for our students and to be your support system at school. If you would like to see us, please email us or come by the counseling office with a pass from your teacher.