Arlington ISD Capital Needs Steering Committee continues its work at second meeting Committee tours South Davis Elementary School
November 2025
Meeting covers finances and facility assessments Arlington ISD’s Capital Needs Steering Committee (CNSC) reconvened on Monday, Nov. 17, for the second of six scheduled meetings as the district continues its work to assess long-term facility and capital needs. Nearly 40 volunteers representing parents, staff, civic leaders, business owners, and other community members gathered at Arlington’s South Davis Elementary School to tour the campus and dive deeper into district-level data that will inform potential future bond planning and long-range strategies. The evening’s agenda centered on building the committee’s understanding of the district’s financial position, bond capacity, and facility conditions. Arlington ISD’s…
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Board names new school Joey Rodriguez Junior High Rodriguez was beloved Sam Houston High School soccer coach
April 2024
Joey Rodriguez Junior High Arlington ISD’s newest school will honor the legacy of beloved soccer coach Joey Rodriguez. The future Joey Rodriguez Junior High School…
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New playgrounds open at all Arlington ISD elementary schools 105 new playgrounds offer fun, accessibility for every student
March 2024
Playgrounds funded by the 2019 Bond All 105 new playgrounds in the Arlington ISD are now open. The years-long project – funded by the 2019…
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New Arlington High School softball field opens New softball field funded by the 2019 Bond
February 2024
Colts softball team takes new field Play ball! That’s what they’re doing at the new competition softball field at Arlington High School. The brand-new field…
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Watch new 2019 Bond construction update video See construction progress made during the fall
February 2024
Construction Update Video – February 2024 Check out the latest 2019 Bond construction update video below. Kelly Horn, Arlington ISD assistant superintendent of facility services,…
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Old Roark Elementary building nearly demolished Site will become a city park
February 2024
Roark site traded to the City of Arlington The old Roark Elementary building is almost gone. Most of it has been demolished to make way…
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Bond oversight committee tours Arlington High School project Sees how staff and students are making the best of growing pains
January 2024
Progress always comes with growing pains. That was an underlying theme as the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee toured Arlington High School this week. The committee…
