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Board secretary Brooklyn Richardson talks about what she learned from students January is School Board Appreciation Month
Q&A with board secretary Brooklyn Richardson January is School Board Recognition Month, and our trustees are more than worthy of the honor. Our board members volunteer their time and expertise to guide the direction of Arlington ISD, investing in our entire community’s future. Today, we’re catching up with board secretary Brooklyn Richardson. Richardson is an Arlington…
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Arlington Police Chief Al Jones Visits Sam Houston High School Chief sits down with teachers and students for a candid conversation
You brought in the Chief? Normally when you hear that the chief of police paid a visit to a high school, you immediately think or…
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Fitness All-Stars celebrated by Rangers and Medical City Rangers mascot congratulates Beckham Elementary students
All-Stars give back NBA All-Star Weekend may have been in Cleveland last weekend, but Arlington ISD had its own set of all-stars at Beckham Elementary….
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Arlington ISD recognizes 61 student scholars College Board honorees celebrated at board meeting
Congratulations from Arlington ISD Last week’s Arlington ISD Board of Trustees meeting was a long one for all the right reasons. That’s what happens when…
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Annual technology survey to be conducted at Arlington ISD Parents, students and teachers asked to take survey
Arlington ISD is now conducting its annual technology and learning survey to learn more about the technology use of our students both at school and at…
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Deadline for Chamber of Commerce scholarships is Feb. 25 More than $30,000 available for Arlington ISD seniors
Arlington ISD seniors, don’t forget the deadline to apply for the Chamber of Commerce scholarships is this week, Friday, Feb. 25. The Greater Arlington Chamber…
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Black History Month Program 2022 salutes John Lewis Sam Houston High School brings councilwoman Ruby Faye Woolridge talks about getting into 'good trouble'
When Arlington City Councilwoman Ruby Faye Woolridge was 16, she walked into a whites-only movie theater in her hometown of Muskogee, Okla., knowing full well…
