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Specialized programs parent info meetings start Oct. 29 See the full schedule for all schools
Parent info meetings schedule Applications for Arlington ISD’s specialized programs are open now through Jan. 12. These are exclusive student opportunities you won’t find anywhere else. From dual language and fine arts to STEM and leadership, Arlington ISD has the right program for every student. Read what students have to say about some of these…
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Apply now for an Arlington ISD specialized program school Applications open until May 15 for elementary and junior high specialized programs
Fine arts, dual language, STEM and leadership programs Now is your chance to enroll your child in one of Arlington ISD’s innovative elementary or junior…
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Watch Board Brief from trustees meeting on April 17, 2025 Board discusses future finances and budgeting plans
Board hears presentation from demographer Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting on April 17, 2025, is in the books, and here are a few of…
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STEM lab managers celebrated for outstanding labs Awarded for creating learning-rich STEM experiences
STEM lab managers go above and beyond These STEM lab managers are STEMtacular! Four Arlington ISD STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) lab managers were…
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Arlington ISD Family Expo provides summer resources for families Alpha Kappa Alpha helps make resource fair possible each year
“If you want to take your students to the next level, this is the place to be.” Arlington ISD family engagement specialist Eric Phillips was…
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School funding starts with the basic allotment Learn about the basic allotment in school finance series
The article below is the fourth in a series designed to give readers insight into the school finance system in Texas. School finance is complicated. But…
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Martin High School German students compete at Texas State German Contest Students take passion for German to annual academic event in San Marcos
Martin places fourth at state contest Sprechen sie Deutsch? (Do you speak German?) More than likely, you don’t. But there are a bunch of students…
