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Arlington Sunrise Rotary Club hosts annual STEM Day for Arlington ISD students Kids enjoy interactive activities from Mad Science Worldwide
Despite the possibility of inclement weather, more than 100 Arlington ISD students experienced an exciting day of hands-on science during the annual Rotary STEM Day on Saturday, March 7. The event, hosted by the Arlington Sunrise Rotary Club, took place at Adams Elementary and featured interactive activities conducted by representatives from Mad Science Worldwide. Second-…
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Xello Prepares Students for their future Students can start planning Oct. 5 and 6
Xello helps students track progress Xello, the online program that helps Arlington ISD students prepare for college and career, is back for the 2022-23 school…
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Ashworth Elementary Celebrates Another Year of Pinwheels for Peace Students learn art can make a difference
Pinwheels take over Ashworth Ashworth Elementary celebrated the International Day of Peace with Pinwheels for Peace last week, an annual tradition creating pinwheels to promote…
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Register now for Arlington ISD Family STEM Days Oct. 1 and 29 Fun and free STEM activities for all students
Join Arlington ISD for family STEM day Does your student have a knack for science, technology, engineering or math? Are you looking for opportunities to…
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Students shop colleges at Arlington ISD College Night Event at UT Arlington helps seniors decide where to apply
College Night at UTA was a hit! Attending college has been top of mind for Trinity Nguyen for a couple of years now, so it…
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Arlington ISD Education Foundation awarded $100,000 grant Texas Rangers Foundation grant will buy outdoor learning equipment for pre-K
Education Foundation wins big with Texas Rangers The Arlington ISD Education Foundation and the Arlington ISD came out big winners thanks to the Texas Rangers…
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Thornton Elementary celebrates topping out Final beam installed in the construction of new school
Principal signs beam and tours building Wednesday was the last day of the summer, but it felt like July. Except under Thornton Elementary’s two big…
