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September may be coming to an end, but the district news stories are never ending! Wimbish World Language Academy kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month loudly with a mariachi band for students. One of the band members has special ties to Wimbish, too! Students and staff at Burgin Elementary honored the late Robert “Bob” Burgin with a balloon release. Each student at Bebensee Elementary School received a free book thanks to a special donation. And with district play in full swing, some awesome football highlights are included. From James Martin High School give it up for hosts Kami Pratt, Tammy Ho and Joseph Reddic! ... See MoreSee Less
“The Arlington ISD is honored and very grateful to have our new Arts and Athletics Complex recognized by Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA),” said Kelly Horn, assistant superintendent of facility services in our latest blog post. The two facilities, centerpieces of the 2014 Bond, were awarded a star of distinction and included in the TASA’s 2022-23 Exhibit of School Architecture. Read more at: www.aisd.net/district-news/arts-and-athletics-complex-wins-award/... See MoreSee Less
More than 700 Bebensee Elementary School students received a free book of their choice to take home and enjoy as part of a visit by the Random Act of Helpfulness from the North Texas Honda Dealers last week. This visit was organized by a member of the Bebensee Elementary community and the school’s librarian. Read more at: bddy.me/3rn5ub2... See MoreSee Less
The gift of reading was given to children at Bebensee Elementary thanks to a Random Act of Helpfulness from the North Texas Honda Dealers. More than 700
Pinwheels for Peace was started by art teachers in Florida as a way for their students to express their feelings by creating pinwheels. The project gained popularity in art classes across the country and has become an annual event for students and staff at Ashworth Elementary School. Read more at: bddy.me/3xVy0ED... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to the Arlington ISD Teachers of the Month and the Employee of the Month for September!
Up first is Ann Cooper, a fifth-grade teacher at Bryant Elementary. She teaches reading language arts, social studies and science. Cooper is known for her intentional instruction and developing relationships with each student is a cornerstone of her classroom culture. She proactively looks for ways to ensure that her instruction is rigorous while ensuring students’ needs are put above all.
Shelby Hudson is a language arts teacher at Workman Junior High. Hudson's passion for teaching and working with students can be seen the moment you walk into the door. Hudson consistently demonstrates professionalism and the ability to help students become the best they can be in and out of the classroom. You can find her at games and concerts supporting her students. Hudson is a champion for Workman students.
Cailey Hudson is an English teacher and department head at Seguin High School. She provides guidance and assistance to her peers and provides support as needed. Hudson does an excellent job of connecting and building rapport with her students to ensure they have a great experience in her class.
Estefania Juarez Sanchez is making big waves in the technology integration and innovation department. Sanchez only been in the department for six months but has helped improve internal systems, overhauled the reception and common spaces in the office and provided invaluable support at Camp Innovation. She's professional, personable and seeks to make every interaction with others count. ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to all recipients and especially Bryant's own... Ann Cooper! Well-deserved.
Congratulations Mrs. Cooper!! Not only are you an outstanding teacher, but you are also an impeccable teammate. Thank you all that you do for the kids, your team, and your campus. We love you so much!! A Bryant bee you will forever be 🐝🖤
Congratulations Ms Cooper!!! She was my daughters teacher. My daughter is now a senior in high school. Ms Cooper is awesome one of our favorites
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Wood Elementary loves and misses Estefania💜 Congratulations 💜💜
Ms. Cooper that you for all you did for my kids, Desirae Pearcy Bradley now has her masters and works for a university, Dustin Pearcy has his bachelor's in accounting and works for an oil and gas company
Arlington ISD parents: If your child or teen has a knack for science, technology, engineering or math, join us for Family STEM Day on October 1 or October 29. Students can interact in STEM activities with a focus on real-world applications to help develop a variety of skills.
Referrals for AISD’s Gifted and Talented Services are being accepted and may be received from any teacher, parent, or member of the community at-large. GT referral forms initiate the process and can be obtained from your student’s teacher or the GT Lead Teacher at the elementary campus. As part of GT identification practices, AISD routinely uses universal screeners (all students in the grade level are screened) in kindergarten, second and fourth grades.
Please contact Mrs. Berry – vberry@aisd.net if you have any questions or would like a copy of the parent referral form. ... See MoreSee Less
September may be coming to an end, but the district news stories are never ending! Wimbish World Language Academy kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month loudly with a mariachi band for students. One of the band members has special ties to Wimbish, too! Students and staff at Burgin Elementary honored the late Robert “Bob” Burgin with a balloon release. Each student at Bebensee Elementary School received a free book thanks to a special donation. And with district play in full swing, some awesome football highlights are included. From James Martin High School give it up for hosts Kami Pratt, Tammy Ho and Joseph Reddic! ... See MoreSee Less
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“The Arlington ISD is honored and very grateful to have our new Arts and Athletics Complex recognized by Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA),” said Kelly Horn, assistant superintendent of facility services in our latest blog post. The two facilities, centerpieces of the 2014 Bond, were awarded a star of distinction and included in the TASA’s 2022-23 Exhibit of School Architecture. Read more at: www.aisd.net/district-news/arts-and-athletics-complex-wins-award/ ... See MoreSee Less
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As Attendance Awareness Month continues, we debunk five myths about how disruptive missing school can be for students. Learn more in our latest blog post at: www.aisd.net/district-news/school-attendance-myths-debunked/ ... See MoreSee Less
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More than 700 Bebensee Elementary School students received a free book of their choice to take home and enjoy as part of a visit by the Random Act of Helpfulness from the North Texas Honda Dealers last week. This visit was organized by a member of the Bebensee Elementary community and the school’s librarian. Read more at: bddy.me/3rn5ub2 ... See MoreSee Less
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The gift of reading was given to children at Bebensee Elementary thanks to a Random Act of Helpfulness from the North Texas Honda Dealers. More than 7000 CommentsComment on Facebook
Pinwheels for Peace was started by art teachers in Florida as a way for their students to express their feelings by creating pinwheels. The project gained popularity in art classes across the country and has become an annual event for students and staff at Ashworth Elementary School. Read more at: bddy.me/3xVy0ED ... See MoreSee Less
Ashworth Elementary Celebrates Pinwheels for Peace | Arlington ISD
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Last week Ashworth Elementary celebrated the International Day of Peace with Pinwheels for Peace, an annual tradition to promote peace.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Congratulations to the Arlington ISD Teachers of the Month and the Employee of the Month for September!
Up first is Ann Cooper, a fifth-grade teacher at Bryant Elementary. She teaches reading language arts, social studies and science. Cooper is known for her intentional instruction and developing relationships with each student is a cornerstone of her classroom culture. She proactively looks for ways to ensure that her instruction is rigorous while ensuring students’ needs are put above all.
Shelby Hudson is a language arts teacher at Workman Junior High. Hudson's passion for teaching and working with students can be seen the moment you walk into the door. Hudson consistently demonstrates professionalism and the ability to help students become the best they can be in and out of the classroom. You can find her at games and concerts supporting her students. Hudson is a champion for Workman students.
Cailey Hudson is an English teacher and department head at Seguin High School. She provides guidance and assistance to her peers and provides support as needed. Hudson does an excellent job of connecting and building rapport with her students to ensure they have a great experience in her class.
Estefania Juarez Sanchez is making big waves in the technology integration and innovation department. Sanchez only been in the department for six months but has helped improve internal systems, overhauled the reception and common spaces in the office and provided invaluable support at Camp Innovation. She's professional, personable and seeks to make every interaction with others count. ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to all recipients and especially Bryant's own... Ann Cooper! Well-deserved.
Congratulations Mrs. Cooper!! Not only are you an outstanding teacher, but you are also an impeccable teammate. Thank you all that you do for the kids, your team, and your campus. We love you so much!! A Bryant bee you will forever be 🐝🖤
Congratulations Ms Cooper!!! She was my daughters teacher. My daughter is now a senior in high school. Ms Cooper is awesome one of our favorites
Congratulations Estephania!!! Well deserved!
Congratulations Ann. You rock!!
Congratulations Ms.cooper
Way to go, Estefania!!!! 💜🎉
Congratulations Ms. Cooper!
Congratulations Ann
Congrats my sweet teammate and friend! Couldn’t do this without you. You are so amazing inside and out and are so good for our kids!
Congratulations Ann!
Congratulations 🎊 Ms.Cooper
Ann Cooper congratulations thats so awesome and well deserved!!!
Congratulations, Ann! 💕
Yay! Ann Cooper! So excited for you! You deserve this award! ❤❤❤❤
Congratulations!
Congratulations! 🎉
Wood Elementary loves and misses Estefania💜 Congratulations 💜💜
Ms. Cooper that you for all you did for my kids, Desirae Pearcy Bradley now has her masters and works for a university, Dustin Pearcy has his bachelor's in accounting and works for an oil and gas company
Yay Estefania!! You’re the best!💕
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Arlington ISD parents: If your child or teen has a knack for science, technology, engineering or math, join us for Family STEM Day on October 1 or October 29. Students can interact in STEM activities with a focus on real-world applications to help develop a variety of skills.
Learn more and register at: bddy.me/3SGCRBh ... See MoreSee Less
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Bring your family to the Arlington ISD Family STEM Day events happening Oct. 1 and Oct. 29 from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. They're free and fun!0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Seniors from James Martin High School, Seguin High School, James Bowie High School and Arlington High School shared their thoughts about the future at College Night at The University of Texas at Arlington. Read what they had to say and why this event was helpful to them in mapping out their dreams at: bddy.me/3Cht7II ... See MoreSee Less
Students Shop Colleges at College Night | Arlington ISD
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College Night at UT Arlington gave students access to reps from more than 100 universities, community colleges and military institutions.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Referrals for AISD’s Gifted and Talented Services are being accepted and may be received from any teacher, parent, or member of the community at-large. GT referral forms initiate the process and can be obtained from your student’s teacher or the GT Lead Teacher at the elementary campus. As part of GT identification practices, AISD routinely uses universal screeners (all students in the grade level are screened) in kindergarten, second and fourth grades.
Please contact Mrs. Berry – vberry@aisd.net if you have any questions or would like a copy of the parent referral form. ... See MoreSee Less
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