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Visual arts teacher honored as a Cowboys Class Act teacher Reliant Energy and Dallas Cowboys surprise Sharon Miller with award
For Martin High School visual art teacher Sharon Miller, it was just another day in the studio. That is, until Hugo, the Reliant Energy armadillo, strolled into her classroom, followed by cheers, cameras, and Dallas Cowboys legend Joe Looney. “I was just in complete shock,” Miller said. Miller was honored as the Cowboys Class Act Teacher of the Month for December, presented in partnership by Reliant…
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American heroes visit Arlington ISD students Medal of Honor recipient and Iwo Jima veteran inspire high school students
Students at Sam Houston and Martin high schools got a special visit from real-life American heroes last week in advance of Veterans Day. A Medal…
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4 razones para transferirse a Arlington ISD
Las oportunidades para poner a los estudiantes en el camino hacia el éxito no se presentan con frecuencia, por lo que es importante actuar con…
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New playgrounds open at Ditto Elementary School Pre-K students get to try it out first
The wait is over Back in August, Ditto Elementary students’ excitement for the new school year was tempered by a significant concern. Their playgrounds had…
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Learn about Arlington ISD’s specialized programs All 13 campuses hosting informational meetings
If you want to find out more information about the specialized programs in the Arlington ISD, you’re in luck. All 13 campuses that offer specialized programs have informational meetings set up where you can get all your questions answered.
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Wellspring on Main Partners with Arlington ISD Students Students help put on architecture event in downtown Arlington
Sam Houston High School senior Eduardo Cigala was on the bottom floor of the Arlington Museum of Art recently watching patrons go from one architectural…
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Arlington ISD’s Cake Club sells out of holiday cakes Thanksgiving cakes went fast
The holidays are here, and that means the students from the Cake Club at the Arlington ISD Dan Dipert Career and Technical Center are busy…
