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Beckham Elementary teachers raise the bar with stellar teaching methods Wildly Important Goals drive Beckham Blazers to new academic heights
Teachers at Arlington ISD’s Beckham Elementary are making big goals for their students and developing innovative strategies to meet them. Teachers use the strategies to help their students move beyond surface-level learning and develop a deeper understanding of academic content. Last year, Beckham administrators led the charge in developing aligned rubrics tied to their campus…
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Martin baseball field renamed in honor of former Coach Culbertson Martin hosts ceremony to celebrate Culbertson’s legacy
Curt Culbertson Field Martin High School officially renamed its Warrior Baseball Field to Culbertson Field last night, honoring longtime coach Curt Culbertson. Culbertson’s wife, Carol,…
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Partnership in full bloom: Advanced floral design students collaborate with Chick‑fil‑A Students create the floral arrangements on Chick-fil-A's tables
Chick-Fil-A partners with the Arlington ISD Floral Design department to provide fresh flowers every two weeks.
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Save the Date: FatherFEST 2026 is Saturday, May 16 Free family fun and summer resources
Car show, games, free food, and more You know it’s almost summer because FatherFEST is only three weeks away! Kick off the summer right on…
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Trustee Talks is next Tuesday, April 28 Join trustees for a discussion about the district
The Arlington ISD Board of Trustees’ will host a Trustee Talks on Tuesday, April 28, at 6 p.m. in the Martin High School Library. Trustee…
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Burgin Elementary hosts TXRL Literacy Showcase Arlington ISD schools making big strides in literacy with TXRL
Arlington ISD recently showcased its commitment to strong literacy instruction during the TXRL Showcase, bringing together educators, district leaders, and partners from across the region to highlight the impact of the…
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Arlington ISD visual arts students earn statewide recognition 37 high school artists earn All‑State honors through the Texas VASE competition
Thirty-seven high school artists were selected as Visual Arts All‑Staters through the Texas Art Education Association’s Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE). This distinction places them among the top young artists in Texas and recognizes their exceptional dedication to the visual arts.
