Jones Academy of Fine Arts and Dual Language Program
Elementary students learn Spanish, visual arts and music with dual-language immersion learning through ‘Arts for All’ instruction.
Elementary students learn Spanish, visual arts and music with dual-language immersion learning through ‘Arts for All’ instruction.
School Finance Fast Fact: Texas school districts use two tax rates to fund different areas:
🔹 I&S (Interest & Sinking) – Pays for bonds that fund capital improvements like school buildings and equipment.
🔹 M&O (Maintenance & Operations) – Funds daily operations such as teacher salaries and staff pay.
Bond 2026 focuses on long-term facility and infrastructure, including school renovations, replacement of two elementary schools, safety improvements, technology updates, transportation, and select secondary athletic facility upgrades. By law, bond funds cannot be used for operating expenses such as staff salaries.
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🗳️ Are you registered to vote?
The deadline to register to vote for the May election is Thursday, April 2.
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Here’s a quick look at highlights from the March 12 Arlington ISD Board Meeting.
From celebrating outstanding students and campuses to recognizing the incredible achievements happening across the district, this meeting showcased the talent, dedication and success that make Arlington ISD special. Watch the Board Brief to see some of the moments that made the evening memorable.
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🏎️ Learning shifted into high gear at the Grand Prix of Arlington.
Arlington ISD students recently got a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to bring a major motorsports event to life. During the visit, students explored everything from sponsor activations and media operations to medical teams, hospitality and race management.
Along the way, industry professionals shared how their roles contribute to the race highlighting career opportunities in engineering, marketing, communications, event management and design.
Experiences like this help students connect classroom learning to real-world careers and see that what happens behind the scenes can be just as exciting as what happens on the track.
Read more about it here: bit.ly/4dkOrQb
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Before Pi day ends, we want to know… How many digits of pi can you remember?
Students from across Arlington ISD put their memory to the test, reciting as many digits of pi as they could for our pi day challenge. From a few digits to some seriously impressive streaks these students proved that math skills (and memory!) are strong across the district!
Now it’s your turn! How many digits of pi can you remember?
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🌴 And just like that… it’s Spring Break!
There will be no school next week, March 16–20. We hope our Arlington ISD students and families enjoy a safe and relaxing break.
Please remember that school will resume on Monday, March 23. While this day was originally scheduled as a student holiday, it is now a regular school day to make up for missed time due to the ice storm.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back after the break!
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Jones Journal for Families March 13, 2026
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🎨A young Arlington ISD artist is making a big impression across Texas. Camila Lopez, a sixth grader at Burgin Elementary, has been selected for the 2025–2026 Youth Art Month Spring Exhibition hosted by the Texas Art Education Association.
Her artwork, “The Elements of a Colorful Palette,” will be displayed at the Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin throughout March. The exhibition highlights exceptional student artwork from across the state and celebrates the importance of visual arts education.
Congratulations, Camila! Your creativity and talent are making Arlington ISD proud.
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🎶 Six Arlington ISD students are hitting all the right notes! These talented musicians have been selected as 2026 Texas All-State Musicians, one of the highest honors a high school musician can receive. Out of more than 70,000 students who auditioned statewide, fewer than 1,900 were selected, placing these Arlington ISD students among the top 3% of high school musicians in Texas.
Congratulations to:
🎵 Thomas Ingram-May, Martin High School – Bb Clarinet, 6A All-State Concert Band
🎵 Rose Nyamuhokya, Martin High School – Alto 1, All-State Treble Choir
🎵 Arlo Peacock, Martin High School – String Bass, 6A All-State Concert Band
🎵 Elijah Kerley, Martin High School – Tenor 2, Large School All-State Mixed Choir
🎵 Avaree Barton, Martin High School – Alto 1, Large School All-State Mixed Choir
🎵 Kaleb Ladd, Arlington High School – Tenor 1, All-State Tenor-Bass Choir
These outstanding students also performed at the TMEA Clinic/Convention in San Antonio, joining the best young musicians from across Texas. We are incredibly proud of the talent, dedication and hard work they represent.
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