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Dallas Cowboys and Blockchain.com donate math books to third graders Rowdy visits South Davis Elementary to make math fun and memorable
Math books connect math concepts to football Excitement filled the halls of South Davis Elementary last month when students welcomed a special visitor, Rowdy of the Dallas Cowboys, for a high-energy celebration of math. Through a partnership between the Dallas Cowboys and Blockchain.com, third grade students at South Davis got to participate in an interactive, football-themed math…
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New teachers welcomed to Arlington ISD More than 75 new teachers find their 'why' in Arlington ISD
Welcome new teachers It’s that time of year again. The teachers are back! The Arlington ISD welcomed more than 75 new teachers last week…
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P-Tech breakfast gives new high school students guidance Students learn from local business leaders over breakfast
Lamar P-Tech Breakfast with the Boss Business leaders from across the community showed up to Lamar High School last Thursday morning to pour insight and…
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CVPA Exhibit Features Exclusive Art from Disney Features "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and Disney artist Eyvind Earle
Exhibit runs until Aug. 14 Some things in life just have a way of transporting you back to your childhood and bringing old memories back…
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Students receive donated snack kits Donation from Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty promotes summer meal programs
Summer learning students at Martin High School got a surprise gift recently thanks to a donation from the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty and…
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Empowered Rise Up Conference welcomes Antong Lucky Encourages educators to look beyond the surface
The founder of the Dallas Bloods gang visited the Arlington ISD Dan Dipert Career and Technical Center last week. Empowered Rise Up Conference But Antong…
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Pre-K Palooza Provides Fun for the Family Parents take advantage of in-person registration event
Pre-K Palooza Pre-K Palooza was back and in full effect Wednesday to help parents and guardians register their 3- and 4-year-olds for the new school…
