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Launch your future with virtual early college high school Earn college credit and associate degree while in high school
ARLINGTON ISD ONLINE LEARNING IS HERE! Launch your future with Arlington ISD’s new virtual early college high school. This new fully-virtual early college pathway through Arlington College and Career High School is for incoming freshmen who want a virtual high school experience with early college opportunities. It’s ideal for motivated incoming ninth graders who want…
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Opal Lee inspires at Sam Houston High School Black History Month Program Annual event 'Ignites change' for good
Opal Lee spearheaded Juneteenth campaign Two hours into “Igniting the Change,” Sam Houston High School’s Black History Month program, keynote speaker Opal Lee took the…
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Watch new 2019 Bond construction update video See construction progress made during the fall
Construction Update Video – February 2024 Check out the latest 2019 Bond construction update video below. Kelly Horn, Arlington ISD assistant superintendent of facility services,…
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Industry partners give students real-world education 90+ partnerships make CTE courses relevant
Industry partners take CTE to the next level Arlington ISD’s career and technical education (CTE) program is all about opportunities that set students up for…
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18 PLUSS students decorate Valentines for veterans Spread love and appreciation to former service members
18 PLUSS helps students with vocational development It’s the season of love, hearts and x’s and o’s! “It makes me happy,” said 18 PLUSS student…
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Kickstart your future at Arlington ISD’s College and Career Expo Register today for event on March 26
Explore your future at College and Career Expo Discover endless opportunities at the Arlington ISD College and Career Expo on March 26, 2024, from 5-8…
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Wimbish Academy celebrates Lunar New Year Elementary school rings in the Year of the Dragon with a parade
Students made Chinese dumplings in Mandarin class Happy Lunar New Year! Or “xīn nián hǎo,” as Wimbish World Language Academy’s Mandarin students would say. Last…
