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Save the Date: Arlington ISD hosting event Jan. 29 to stop human trafficking Shatter the Silence: Empowering Communities to Take Action Against Human Trafficking
Sign up for Shatter the Silence now Human trafficking isn’t just a global problem. It’s an urgent issue even here in Arlington and Grand Prairie. That’s why Arlington ISD is inviting you to our Shatter the Silence event designed to educate and empower our community to stop human trafficking. Date: Thursday, January 29, 2026 Time:…
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Kroger donates 7,000 school supply boxes for Arlington ISD students Kroger’s Backpack Boosters Program helps students start the new school year prepared
Kroger has done it again! Arlington ISD received 7,000 school supply boxes last week from the Kroger Backpack Boosters Program for students in need to…
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Arlington ISD has a super first day of school Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos visits six schools
It was a great first day Arlington ISD Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos traveled across the district Monday to see how the first day of school…
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Tips for a great first day of pre-K Pre-K teachers and administrators share advice for parents
Pre-K starts Monday This Monday your baby starts pre-K. Chances are, you’re more anxious about the first day of pre-K than your 3- or 4-year-old….
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Career tech teachers inspired for the new school year Workforce panel at training conference offers advice and inspiration
CTE Training It’s all about building connections that last. That was the theme as Arlington ISD’s career and technical education (CTE) teachers gathered at UT…
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5 tips to survive the first day of school Make it a Super First Day
Are you first day ready? The first day of school is almost here, which probably means excitement for most parents and sorrow for some students…
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Richard Greene Scholars announced for the 2022-23 year Six Arlington ISD students honored at Texas Rangers game
The school year hasn’t even started yet, but Arlington ISD students are already making their mark. Six Arlington ISD seniors were honored before a Texas…
