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Early college high schools save families thousands in college tuition Apply by Jan. 12 to attend an Arlington ISD early college high school
Go to college for free while in high school You know college is going to be expensive for your kids. But do you have any idea how expensive? The average cost for a student who lives on campus at the University of North Texas is $28,494 – per year! That’s nothing if you’re aiming for…
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Board of Trustees meets after last week’s meeting was iced out Read the Board Brief from last night's meeting
Board Brief from Feb. 6 meeting Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting on Feb. 6, 2023, is in the books, and here are a few…
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SAT for Arlington ISD juniors is March 1 Students can take test for free at home campus
SAT will be given during regular school day All Arlington ISD juniors will have the opportunity to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) at school on Wednesday,…
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Arlington ISD annual technology and learning survey open till Feb. 28 Parent, student and teacher input is needed
Technology questionnaire helps district plan for future Arlington ISD is now conducting its annual technology and learning questionnaire in order to learn more about the…
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Two former Lamar HS football players in the Super Bowl Kyron Johnson of the Eagles and Shane Buechele of the Chiefs
Former teammates now on opposing Super Bowl teams Lamar High School will be the home of a Super Bowl champ for the second-straight year. Only…
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NBA Player Cade Cunningham Donates $10,000 each to his former schools Cunningham will open Cade's Care Closet at Larson Elementary and Barnett Junior High
Cunningham was No. 1 pick in 2021 NBA Draft Students at Larson Elementary and Barnett Junior High were in for a huge surprise when NBA…
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Arlington foundation offering $22,000 in scholarships Apply by Feb. 14 for Arlington Foundation for Excellence in Education scholarships
The Arlington Foundation for Excellence in Education is set to award more than $22,000 in scholarships to high school students looking to further their education….
