Update:Today, the Arlington ISD learned that the countywide mask mandate has been lifted for Tarrant County and the statewide mandate will be lifted next Wednesday. The district reached out to the Texas Education Agency (TEA) for guidance on how the decision will impact safety protocols in schools. The TEA shared that guidance will be coming soon for schools. Until that guidance is provided, the Arlington ISD will continue to follow its existing safety protocols for all staff and students.
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1 day ago
Friendly reminder:
Monday, March 1, is an Early Release Day for students. Larson students will be released from school at 12:10 PM. Please plan accordingly.
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5 days ago
Get ready, the Online Scholastic Book Fair is coming!
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6 days ago
Larson families: Here is the latest update and a reminder for you on what to expect as the week goes on.
📌As scheduled, virtual classes will resume throughout the district tomorrow, Wednesday, February 24.
📌In-person instruction will begin for IN-PERSON Larson students on Thursday, February 25. Students learning virtually will continue until an Instruction Change Request is submitted, if choosing to return to school in person.
Thank you; please continue to stay safe and healthy.
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1 week ago
Friendly reminder for Arlington ISD parents:
All schools throughout the district will remain closed to in-person and online instruction on Monday, Feb. 22, and Tuesday, Feb. 23.
Virtual instruction will resume districtwide on Wednesday, Feb. 24. We will continue to update everyone with new information through email, at bddy.me/3aAMMFp and on Facebook and Twitter. Visit our latest blog post for more details. bddy.me/3pAIjHg
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1 week ago
Dear Arlington ISD Parents and Guardians,
All Arlington ISD campuses - including Arlington Collegiate and Arlington College and Career high schools - will remain closed Thursday, February 18, and Friday, February 19. There will be no in-person or remote instruction on either day.
The decision to close schools is a tough one, but with the weather and lack of power, it is a necessary one for safety reasons. Like many of you, several of our schools are currently without power and some have experienced flooding from burst pipes. We will be assessing damage at campuses each day so we can quickly alert you if your school or class is impacted before Monday when classes are scheduled to resume.
We will continue to keep you updated as the situation changes. Please check our website, your email and our social media feeds for the latest information. Please stay safe and warm, and thank you for your patience.
Sincerely,
Dr. Marcelo Cavazos
Superintendent
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2 weeks ago