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Title IX: Recognizing Possible Title IX Violations
At Arlington ISD, we are committed to providing a safe, respectful learning environment for all. Title IX is a federal law that protects students and staff from sex-based discrimination or harassment in our school program or activity. Examples of possible Title IX violations may include, but not limited to: Student-to-Student Conduct A student repeatedly makes sexual jokes, gestures, or comments…
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Arlington police chief gives students summer safety tips Chief visits Speer Elementary with Superintendent Dr. Matt Smith
Take 25 minutes to talk about summer safety Are students ready for summer vacation? Arlington ISD superintendent Dr. Matt Smith asked that question at Speer…
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Arlington ISD Father Fest is this Saturday, May 17 Free family event will feature a car show for the first time
Free family fun and summer resources You know it’s almost summer because Father Fest is this Saturday! Kick off the summer right on Saturday, May…
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Renegades coach Bob Stoops and QB Luis Perez visit Arlington High football team Encourage players to pursue their dreams
Stoops and Perez thank AHS for use of MAC When Arlington Renegades quarterback Luis Perez visited with Arlington High School’s football team last Friday, he…
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Arlington ISD ag teachers take teaching beyond the classroom Read what students had to say about their ag teachers
In Arlington ISD, our agriculture teachers wear many hats – educators, mentors, advocates and community leaders. Their influence goes far beyond the classroom walls, shaping…
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Arlington ISD launches girls flag football teams All six traditional high schools field teams
Flag football sponsored by the Dallas Cowboys Arlington ISD is making history – and scoring big for student-athletes across the district. For the first time…
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Arlington ISD pre-K teachers deserve a big thank you! Pre-K teachers bring lots of love to their classrooms
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week! No one can love your child like you do, but you might be surprised how close your child’s pre-K teacher comes….
