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Seguin High School students write and illustrate children’s books Students in Principles of Human Services class compete to publish a book
“No losers at the playground – only popular kids!” Those words instantly captured the attention of Stephanie Bowsher’s Principles of Human Services class at Seguin High School as one student read her original children’s book aloud. Each year, Bowsher challenges her students to write and illustrate a children’s book. This year, she raised the bar…
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St. Nicholas visits Wimbish World Language Academy Wimbish learns about culture through holiday traditions from Germany and across the world
St. Nicholas drops gifts in students’ shoes Santa Clause has already been to Wimbish World Language Academy. Actually, it was St. Nicholas, a German version…
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Early college high school applications are open now Earn up to 60 college credits for free
Early college high schools offer 60 hours of dual credit You know college is going to be expensive for your kids. But do you have…
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Take virtual tour of new Berry Elementary See the new school funded by the 2019 Bond
New Berry replaces school built in 1955 If you missed the new Berry Elementary’s grand opening earlier this school year, you missed a party. Sir…
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Arlington ISD Board of Trustees announces Dr. Matt Smith as lone finalist for superintendent Dr. Smith has impressive background in education
Smith is current Belton ISD superintendent After an extensive search and interview process, tonight, the Arlington ISD Board of Trustees unanimously selected Dr. Matt Smith…
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Male Leadership Summit inspires Lamar High School students Sessions cover brotherhood, decision-making, mental health and more
Summit demonstrates positive leadership Being a teenager isn’t just a stage of life. It’s a state of becoming. From social and self-awareness to the effects…
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Apply now for fine arts and dual language academies Applications for Corey and Jones academies are open now
All arts for all at Corey and Jones The Arlington ISD prides itself on being one of the top fine arts districts in the state….
