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Arlington ISD schools post third straight year of accountability gains Seventeen campuses improved a full letter grade, and the number of schools rated F fell to five.
Three years ago, 16 Arlington ISD campuses carried an F rating from the state. This year, five do. That change is the clearest measure of what has happened across Arlington ISD since 2023, and it showed up again in the Texas Education Agency’s 2026 A through F accountability ratings released this month. The district earned…
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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…
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Annual car parade encourages Remynse Elementary students Police, parents and teachers get students excited for school
Words of encouragement filled the parking lot of Remynse Elementary School on Friday morning to welcome the Lil’ Texans back for the new school year….
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Citizens Bond Oversight Committee tours new Thornton Elementary Meets to review Bond 2019 program progress
The Arlington ISD’s Citizens Bond Oversight Committee kicked off its first meeting of the school year this week with a tour of the new Thornton Elementary…
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New Berry Elementary dedication will be a celebration Sir Earl Toon of Kool & the Gang performing at ceremony
Celebrate good times, come on! “There’s a party going on right here!” Right here in Arlington this Monday, Aug. 28, at the new Berry Elementary…
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Pre-K teachers share what they’re most excited about for the new year They all have the same answer
Pre-K teachers are excited about their students We asked a few pre-K teachers what they’re most excited about for the new school year. Could it…
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School namesake Mary Moore was a trailblazing educator Remembered for her love for students and education
Moore began teaching career at Nichols Junior High Mary Moore was a trailblazing educator in the Arlington ISD. The namesake of Moore Elementary made history…
