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Arlington ISD Capital Needs Steering Committee concludes deliberations in sixth and final meeting CNSC will present recommendations at Jan. 22 board meeting
Arlington ISD’s Capital Needs Steering Committee (CNSC) convened for its sixth and final meeting this week, marking the culmination of months of research, collaboration, and community-driven analysis to shape capital investment recommendations for the district’s future bond consideration. Throughout the process, committee members reviewed extensive districtwide data, including facility conditions, instructional and programmatic needs, safety…
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Arlington ISD STEM academies prepare students for the future Choose STEM for elementary and high school
Apply now for Pearcy or Martin STEM academy The idea of an education with a STEM curriculum may sound outlandish to some. But in the…
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Get crafty over the Thanksgiving break Webb Elementary art teacher shares fall craft ideas
Thanksgiving craft ideas The Thanksgiving holiday is a great time to get creative. And Webb Elementary art teacher Ana Perez has some craft ideas to…
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Keep your pets healthy over the holidays Arlington ISD vet students explain what holiday foods are healthy for dogs and cats
Holiday dining with your pets What if you’re sitting at the Thanksgiving table tomorrow and you have something on your plate that you just don’t…
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First-ever Toys for Tots event is Nov. 29 Event includes student performances and a visit from Santa
Toys for Tots event will be broadcast live on Fox 4 We are now just eight days away from Arlington ISD’s first-ever Toys for Tots…
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Wimbish World Language Academy lives up to its name School offers immersion in either French or Spanish
Apply for Wimbish now It looks like a normal school. But don’t just look. Listen. “Bonjour!” “Ola! “Nǐ hǎo!” Arlington ISD’s Wimbish World Language Academy…
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DeMarcus Ware surprises art class with Cowboys tickets Class is making a sculpture to honor Ware’s legacy
Cowboys and Pepsi donate $5,000 to art program Football and art go together. At least that’s what Dallas Cowboys legend DeMarcus Ware said. And he…
