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First Trustee Talks of the year is Oct. 1, 2025 Join trustees for a discussion about the district
The Arlington ISD Board of Trustees’ first Trustee Talks of the new school year is Wednesday, Oct. 1, at 6 p.m. at the Arlington ISD Professional Development Center (1111 W. Arbrook Dr.). The topic will be Future Facility Planning, and the meeting will feature a format that includes “Listening Circles,” in which all attendees will…
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Families flock to Arlington ISD’s Back to School Kickoff Students receive free backpacks, school supplies, haircuts and more
Kickoff prepares kids for start of school Arlington ISD’s annual Back to School Kickoff has grown considerably over the years. How much? When the doors…
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Arlington ISD’s health science curriculum gets a boost from JET grant Awarded more than $300,000 through the Jobs and Education for Texans grant
Arlington ISD’s health sciences career pathway just became much more interesting thanks to the Jobs and Education for Texans (JET) Grant Program. The JET Grant…
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Career Exploration Camp introduces junior high students to career opportunities Career Exploration Camp gives students hands-on experience
Career Exploration Camp a big hit Career Exploration Camp was the place to be for incoming Arlington ISD junior high students as the camp gave…
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Williams Elementary librarian hosted summer book giveaway Gave away more than 100 books to students during July
School librarians are librarians all year long – even during the summer. That’s certainly true of Williams Elementary librarian Amy Haynes. She’s been Williams’ librarian…
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Watch Board Brief from trustees meeting on Aug. 3 First meeting of the 2023-2024 school year
Board hears update on TEA accountability changes Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting on Aug. 3, 2023 – the first meeting of the 2023-2024 school…
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Arlington ISD built innovative pre-K curriculum in-house Curriculum incorporates play, STEM and instructional resources
New curriculum launched last year Arlington ISD’s pre-K program didn’t have to start over. The district already had a great pre-K curriculum. But the district’s…
