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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 district’s work. Hosted at Burgin Elementary, the showcase spotlighted a campus that has demonstrated notable student growth this school year while implementing the TXRL (Texas Reads Texas Leads) program. TXRL is…
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Watch Facebook Live with Martin culinary students See what's cooking at Martin High School
Martin Culinary Students cook with Aziz Kobty We’re coming to you live with Anita Foster from a busy culinary classroom at James Martin High School…
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Annual College and Career Expo is March 28 Prepare now for success after graduation
Sign up today for the College & Career Expo Do you know what you’re going to do after high school? Or this summer? It’s time…
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Arlington ISD security job fair is March 21 Sign up today and join the district's security team
Security job fair is at the Career and Technical Center The Arlington ISD strives to keep everyone safe and secure at all district locations, and…
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Arlington Museum of Art features Arlington ISD artists through March 23 Youth Art Month show displays student art from more than 70 district schools
Museum student art showcase is free If you’re looking for something great to do over spring break, head to the Arlington Museum of Art. There…
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New school buses join the Arlington ISD fleet Bond 2019 transportation update
Phase two buses all received The 2019 Bond is doing more than just building new schools and improving existing buildings. It is also improving the…
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141 juniors and seniors honored for National Merit Semifinalist or College Board recognition Number of nationally-recognized students a new record for Arlington ISD
Students honored at board meeting If you’ve wondered why the last two Arlington ISD Board of Trustees meetings have lasted so long, blame it on…
