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Dallas Cowboys and Blockchain.com donate math books to third graders Rowdy visits South Davis Elementary to make math fun and memorable
Math books connect math concepts to football Excitement filled the halls of South Davis Elementary last month when students welcomed a special visitor, Rowdy of the Dallas Cowboys, for a high-energy celebration of math. Through a partnership between the Dallas Cowboys and Blockchain.com, third grade students at South Davis got to participate in an interactive, football-themed math…
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Arlington ISD junior high students earn nearly half of regional orchestra seats Texas Music Educators Association Region 5 Orchestra concert is this Saturday
TMEA orchestra concert is at I.M. Terrell Academy in Fort Worth The Texas Music Educators Association Region 5 Orchestra concert this Saturday, Nov. 4, will…
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Johns Elementary P.E. teacher wins Funds for Fitness Grant Zachary Jenkins surprised with $5,000 check by Rowdy and the Dallas Cowboys
Fitness grant will help buy new P.E. equipment Called to the principal’s office of Johns Elementary School, gym teacher Zachary Jenkins had no idea what…
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Arlington Jones brings art of improvisation to students at the CVPA Jones' jazz opera will premiere at the CVPA
Jones is a classical jazz pianist and Steinway Artist When you hear the word improv, you might think of comedy. But Arlington Jones’ masterclass on…
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Sesame Street characters make learning fun for pre-K students Early childhood learning team dresses up as Elmo, Big Bird and more
Ashworth and Berry turn into EC Street It rained almost all last week. But on Friday morning in the cafeterias at Ashworth and Berry elementary…
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Celebrate National Principals Month with Marisa Guzman Guzman is in her first full year as principal of Goodman Elementary
Guzman started career as a pre-K teacher October marks National Principals Month, and we want to honor the principals who work hard in our vision of…
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Explore Arlington ISD event showcases student opportunities Families learn about STEM, arts, language, career tech and more
Explore Arlington ISD is hands-on “Gross!” is all Audrey Duchateau could utter before shielding her face toward her mother Amanda’s side. But who could blame…
