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Arlington ISD ag students earn ribbons, build confidence at Heart O’ Texas Fair Broken bones can't sideline ag students
‘It’s going to be a good year’ A broken foot. Broken fingers. A broken wrist. None of that could sideline these students. Despite the injuries caused by their cows, Ally Chatwell and Hailey Alejo, both Martin High School students, still traveled to Waco recently to show their animals at the Heart O’ Texas Fair and…
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Hill Elementary Closes Autism Awareness Month with Walk and Festival Every month is Autism Awareness Month for Hill special education teacher
Facts about autism are just about everywhere at Hill Elementary – on the outdoor pavement and indoor walls, on posters and doors – and that’s…
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Six Flags night with Arlington ISD is April 29 Have fun and raise money for your school
The Arlington ISD Education Celebration at Six Flags Over Texas is Friday, April 29. The private party is just for Arlington ISD family and friends….
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Get your career cooking Food and nutrition services job fair is this Saturday, April 30
If you want to get your career cooking, then the Arlington ISD has the job for you. The food and nutrition services department is hosting…
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Students Send Artwork to Ukrainian Refugees Sharing Love with refugees living in Arlington's sister city in Germany
Students across Arlington ISD are using art to spread love and hope to a special group of children in Germany. Since the conflict between Russia…
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Leadership development for teachers sets Arlington ISD apart Teacher job fair is tomorrow, April 23
No one understands that teachers are leaders better than the Arlington ISD. That’s why the district has a leadership pathway set up for teachers that…
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Hope Squads help prevent youth suicide Sixteen Arlington ISD schools celebrate Hope Squad Week
Sixteen schools in Arlington ISD are taking a different approach to educate youth about suicide prevention with the help of a peer-to-peer intervention program called…
