High School Specialized Programs
Open for ninth graders in 2024-25, students from Gunn Academy can continue their fine arts and dual language path in a dual-language program that provides a full-immersion experience.
Read More about Arlington High School and Fine Arts and Dual Language Academy.
At P-TECH at Bowie High School, students have an opportunity to earn an associate degree in the field of health sciences plus receive the benefits of an Arlington ISD whole-child education.
Read More about Health Sciences: P-TECH at Bowie High School.
Follow an engineering or computer-aided drafting and design (CADD) pathway while earning an associate degree and with industry partner Bell.
Read More about Engineering & Computer-Aided Drafting & Design: P-TECH at Seguin High School.
Multidisciplinary engineering and business are the focus of this program that allows students to earn an associate degree for free with a possible pathway to the Texas A&M Engineering Academy.
Read More about Logistics and Mechatronics: P-TECH at Sam Houston High School.
Students can prepare for their college or career in STEM by taking free college courses at UTA with the opportunity for internships all in a traditional high school setting.
Read More about STEM Academy at Martin High School.
Take advantage of an opportunity to focus on cybersecurity or business with industry partner Bell in a traditional high school setting and earn an associate degree for free.
Read More about Business and Cybersecurity: P-TECH at Lamar High School.
Students can earn an associate degree for free and a high school diploma at a campus located next to TCC with access to college facilities and smaller class sizes.
Read More about Arlington Collegiate High School.
Students can earn an associate degree for free from TCC and a high school diploma and take advantage of smaller class sizes at our newest early college campus.
Read More about Arlington College and Career High School.