ANNOUNCEMENTS
COVID-19 DASHBOARD
Please see below for information and notices related to COVID-19.
DAILY WELLNESS SURVEY
A wellness survey is to be completed by every parent and student daily.
INSTRUCTIONAL CHANGE REQUEST
Use the form below to request a change for a student to move from face-to-face to virtual learning or vice-versa.
BRIGHTBYTES SURVEY
All parents, teachers, campus leaders, and students (grades 3-12) are encouraged to take the Modern Learning Survey before March 14, 2021. Parents with multiple AISD students only need to take the survey once.
CAMPUS NEWS
All Arlington ISD schools will be closed Thursday, February 11, due to inclement weather. There will be no in-person or virtual classes. All other Arlington ISD offices are also closed. Please make sure and check aisd.net and district social media feeds for more updates. You will receive an email if there are any additional changes.
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Todas las escuelas del Distrito Escolar Independiente de Arlington estarán cerradas el jueves, 11 de febrero debido a las inclemencias del tiempo. No habrá clases presenciales ni virtuales. Todas las demás oficinas de Arlington ISD también están cerradas. Asegúrese de consultar aisd.net y las redes sociales del distrito para obtener más actualizaciones. Recibirá un correo electrónico si hay cambios adicionales.All Arlington ISD schools will be closed Thursday, Feb.11, due to inclement weather. There will be no in-person or virtual classes. All district offices are also closed. Please be sure to check your parent email or aisd.net for any updates.
Black History Month is an annual celebration that honors the contributions of African Americans in the United States. Started in 1926 as Negro History Week by Carter G. Woodson, it became a month-long celebration in 1976. African Americans have made significant contributions to American society. Here are a few notable figures we are featuring this year:
Julian Bond - American activist, leader of the civil rights movement, politician, professor, and writer. In addition to his many accomplishments and accolades, he was one of the founders of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in 1960.
Cicely Tyson – Revolutionary, pioneering, and iconic actress. She helped to shatter racial stereotypes of African American people in a career that spanned film, television, and stage for seven decades.
Amanda Gorman – American poet, writer, and author. She is the first person to be named American National Youth Poet Laureate. In 2021, Gorman made history as the youngest poet to read at a United States presidential inauguration.
Anita L. Davis – American politician and longtime community leader. She was the first Black woman elected to the Leon County Commission in Tallahassee, FL.
James Earl Jones - Noted American film, stage, and television actor whose prolific and impactful career spans seven decades.
Sigma Gamma Rho is proud to celebrate Black excellence!
#SigmaGammaRho #SGRho #BlackHistoryMonth
UPCOMING EVENTS
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STUDENTS
DISTRICT LINKS
- Food and Nutrition Services | School Menus
- Homeless Student Assistance (Families in Transition)
- Report Cards
- Student Code of Conduct - English | Spanish | Vietnamese
- Student Self Serve - Attendance and grades for students.
TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES
- Canvas
- Firefly (Kurzweil)
- Library (Destiny Catalog)
- RapidIdentity - Google Apps, Password Reset
“Welcome to Our House…”
Burgin Elementary is an exciting place to learn and grow academically! We accomplish this by creating a stimulating environment. Teachers and students (scholars) are divided into 3 teams, a.k.a. houses.
Kappa house is led by our principal, Christi Wilks (blue).
Pi house is led by our assistant principal Karen Hicks (green).
Sigma house is led by our dean of instruction, Cindy Corbitt (red).
(Κ) KAPPA
(π) PI
(Σ) SIGMA
FAMILIES
DISTRICT LINKS
- Families in Transition
- Parent Self Serve - Parent access to attendance and grades
- Student Registration
- Transportation (Busing)
- Volunteer
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