Arlington ISD Capital Needs Steering Committee Advances to Prioritization Phase in Fifth Meeting
December 2025
Arlington ISD’s Capital Needs Steering Committee (CNSC) held its fifth meeting this week, marking a key transition from research and assessment to the collaborative prioritization of potential projects for consideration in the district’s next bond initiative. Over the past several weeks, committee members have engaged in an in-depth review of districtwide data, including facility condition assessments, instructional program needs, safety and security considerations, enrollment trends, and demographic projections. With this comprehensive foundation established, Meeting 5 focused on synthesizing these findings to begin determining which capital improvements should be elevated as priorities for future investment. During the session, members participated in…
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Arlington ISD breaks ground for new Thornton Elementary School Future facility is all about students
December 2021
New Beginnings The weather was gorgeous, unseasonably warm for a day in December, and everything was set up and ready to go for the groundbreaking…
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New small shuttle buses make big impact Bond 2019 purchased 22 shuttle buses for Arlington ISD
November 2021
Sometimes, smaller is better – even when it comes to the $966 million 2019 Bond. And even when it comes to school buses. 2019 Bond…
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Design for new Carter Junior High underway Carter teachers meet with architects to help plan new building
November 2021
Carter Junior High is going to be rebuilt, and the design of the new building is officially underway. After meeting last week with senior district…
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Capital Needs Steering Committee leaves incredible legacy Two district employees helped develop Arts and Athletics Complex and now work there
November 2021
Back in 2014, the Capital Needs Steering Committee (CNSC) worked to develop the program that would become the 2014 Bond. With about 40 members, including…
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Bond oversight committee tours Crow Leadership Academy Meets to review Bond 2019 progress
October 2021
Spaces matter. That’s the message Jamie MacDougall delivered to the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) when it met for its quarterly meeting on Wednesday at…
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Dallas Business Journal honors Arlington ISD’s Arts & Athletics Complex Names the AAC the Best Real Estate Deal 2020 for Community/Neighborhood Impact
October 2021
The Dallas Business Journal’s 29th annual Best Real Estate Deals of 2020 recently named Arlington ISD’s Arts and Athletics Complex the winner for the Community/Neighborhood…
