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Arlington ISD students celebrate White Cane Safety Day in downtown Arlington Visually impaired students walk to Levitt Pavilion
Walking with purpose Eight Arlington ISD students took a walk in downtown Arlington last week. Each had a white cane that helped them find their way to Levitt Pavilion, where they ate lunch and met Mayor Jim Ross. With guidance and support from Arlington ISD specialists and City of Arlington staff, the students – who…
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Arlington ISD Schools Awarded Grant to Promote Kindness
The holidays have officially kicked off, and the season of giving got off to a great start as 10 Arlington ISD schools were awarded the…
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Arlington ISD breaks ground for new Thornton Elementary School Future facility is all about students
New Beginnings The weather was gorgeous, unseasonably warm for a day in December, and everything was set up and ready to go for the groundbreaking…
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Season of Giving at Bailey Teaches Students Generosity Bailey Junior High Students Give To Those in Need
Carson Cares Carson Bold remembers the first time Bailey Junior High School hosted Carson Cares’ annual Season of Giving project where students fill dozens of…
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GM partners with Carter Junior High STEM Club General Motors Inspires students to pursue careers in STEM
Carter Junior High STEM Club students recently got to see what their future could be like. GM officials and members of LULAC helped the program…
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Board approves $500 payment for district employees One-time payment thanks employees for hard work
The Arlington ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution giving all full-time employees a one-time payment of $500 after taxes Monday night. “It’s a…
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Do We Really Need to Assess?
Boy, if there was ever a bad word in education, assessment has become that word. Politicized across various platforms, families have rightfully been frustrated with…
