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Arlington ISD ag students earn ribbons, build confidence at Heart O’ Texas Fair Broken bones can't sideline ag students
‘It’s going to be a good year’ A broken foot. Broken fingers. A broken wrist. None of that could sideline these students. Despite the injuries caused by their cows, Ally Chatwell and Hailey Alejo, both Martin High School students, still traveled to Waco recently to show their animals at the Heart O’ Texas Fair and…
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Read highlights from school board meeting on July 30, 2026 School board approves site for new South Davis Elementary
Board Brief from July 30, 2026 Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees held its only July meeting last night, and the agenda was long. You can…
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Arlington ISD welcomes new chief academic officer School board appoints Dr. Priscila Dilley
ARLINGTON, Texas — Arlington ISD has named Dr. Priscila Dilley as its new chief academic officer. Dilley brings more than two decades of instructional leadership…
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Apply to join the School Health Advisory Committee Make an impact on student health and wellness
Application open until Aug. 21 Applications are now being accepted through Aug. 21 for parents, guardians, Arlington ISD employees, and community members interested in serving…
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First Christian Church sends Blanton Elementary students to TCC’s College for Kids FCC's partnership with Blanton leaves lasting legacy
This was the last summer. The last time an Arlington ISD bus picked up Blanton students at the school to take them to Tarrant County…
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Launch your future with virtual early college high school Earn college credit and associate degree while in high school
ATTENTION RISING NINTH GRADERS! Launch your future with Arlington ISD’s new virtual early college high school. This new fully-virtual early college pathway through Arlington College…
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Arlington Aquatic Club swimmers shine in first taste of competition Club offers swimming programs all year long
All is quiet on the pool deck as swimmers, parents, and spectators hold their breath in anticipation. “On your mark, get set …” Buzz. Dozens…
