Looped In - All Stories
Arlington ISD Graduates Thrive as UTA McNair Scholars Hinh Duong credits Arlington ISD education with preparing him for success
Doung plans to become a professor of microbiology Four former Arlington ISD students are making big moves in higher education as part of the University of Texas at Arlington’s McNair Scholars Program – a prestigious research and academic initiative that prepares students for graduate-level study and beyond. McNair Scholars Hinh Duong, Rukayat Azeez, Oswaldo Mendoza,…
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Martin High School Student Receives $40,000 Amazon Scholarship Future Engineer scholarship winner also gets Amazon internship
She’s organized, caring, and ambitious, and she’s destined to overcome any obstacle put in front of her. She’s Martin High School senior Ruth Hong. Amazon…
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Kindergartners need pre-K Kindergarten teachers give insight on how pre-K lays the foundation for kindergarten
Choosing to let your little one start school can be a challenging task for any new parent. Will they like it? How will they adjust?…
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Entrepreneurs, What’s Your Big Idea? Arlington ISD Students Show Off Their Big Ideas
Entrepreneur? Sometimes, it’s just in you Kenny Macino was an entrepreneur before she knew exactly what it was. A fellow student so loved Kenny’s life-like…
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Best Practices = Best Outcomes
What is a best practice? In education we often see this term thrown around, sometimes incorrectly. Practitioners in fields all over the world will use…
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Sam Houston High School Senior Receives Full Scholarship to TCU Ethan Paredez is eighth Sam Houston student to earn TCU's Community Scholar Award
Sam Houston does it again! The hope of attending Texas Christina University had come and gone for Sam Houston senior Ethan Paredez after finding out…
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Larson Elementary School namesake leaves lasting legacy Myrtice Larson developed the district's first kindergarten program
Larson Elementary School namesake Myrtice Larson, whose ties to the Arlington ISD started nearly 70 years ago, died last week at the age of 100….
