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Martin senior earns scholarship through practicum at Marquez Bakery Practicums offer high school students real-world education
When Jenna Nguyen, a senior at Martin High School STEM Academy, began her practicum at Marquez Bakery, she hoped to get some good real-world experience. What she didn’t expect was that her hard work and dedication would lead to a $1,000 scholarship. Marquez Bakery recently hosted its second-annual Youth Empowerment Event, designed to help students…
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First Arlington ISD Trustee Talks of the year is Sept. 12 Join trustees for a discussion about the district
First Trustee Talks is at PDC Join members of the Arlington ISD Board of Trustees at the first Trustee Talks of the new school year for a…
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Rangers’ star Corey Seager gives Academy shopping spree to Arlington ISD students MLB All-Star donates $400 each to students in need
Seager helps students in Families in Transition program Last Friday, Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager thrilled the crowd at Globe Life Field by crushing his…
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Don’t miss this! Students, this is your time to soar
This is your moment Students, this is your moment. It’s your time to discover. To learn. To laugh. To create. To sing. And to dance….
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Year two of construction at Arlington High School underway Addition and renovations impact entire campus
Year two of construction at Arlington High School looks a lot different than the first. “The difference this year is that we can actually see…
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Retired superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos to be honored with education leadership award Cavazos receiving the North Texas Education Leadership Award from the North Texas Commission
Dr. Marcelo Cavazos to be honored Retired Arlington ISD superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos will be honored with the North Texas Education Leadership Award next month….
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Sir Earl Toon turns Berry Elementary dedication into a celebration New school celebrates with classic songs, dancing and ice cream
New Berry funded by the 2019 Bond It was a party Monday evening at Berry Elementary School. “Mr. Celebration” himself, Sir Earl Toon of Kool…
