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Launch your future with virtual early college high school Earn college credit and associate degree while in high school
ARLINGTON ISD ONLINE LEARNING IS HERE! Launch your future with Arlington ISD’s new virtual early college high school. This new fully-virtual early college pathway through Arlington College and Career High School is for incoming freshmen who want a virtual high school experience with early college opportunities. It’s ideal for motivated incoming ninth graders who want…
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Ten seniors earn scholarships from the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce Pettinger Foundation funds STEM-based scholarships to UT Arlington
Greater Arlington Chamber Scholarship Program Seniors from six Arlington ISD high schools were awarded scholarships ranging from $2,000 to $5,000 thanks to the Greater Arlington…
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Get to know new trustee Leanne Haynes Q&A with new Arlington ISD board memeber
Haynes is a long-time district volunteer Last week the two newest members of the Arlington ISD Board of Trustees were sworn in, and we wanted…
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Ditto Elementary students host Kidtrepreneur event Mini-entrepreneurs create own businesses and sell products and services
Students donate proceeds to charity Forget The Parks Mall. Ditto Elementary School was the place to shop last Saturday. Mini-entrepreneurs – aka Ditto third through…
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Get to know new trustee Brooklyn Richardson Q&A with new Arlington ISD Board member
Richardson is a long-time PTA member Last week, the two newest members of the Arlington ISD Board of Trustees were sworn in, and we wanted…
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Webb Elementary fifth graders meet with Arlington mayor Present models they made for a bridge over Cooper Street
After-school meeting with the mayor Not many fifth graders have a meeting with the mayor after school. But four Webb Elementary School students made the…
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Find out when STAAR results will be released TEA releasing results later than in years past
SPRING 2023 STAAR REPORTING TIMELINE Due to the STAAR Redesign, student results for Spring 2023 will be released by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) later…
