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Arlington Sunrise Rotary Club hosts annual STEM Day for Arlington ISD students Kids enjoy interactive activities from Mad Science Worldwide
Despite the possibility of inclement weather, more than 100 Arlington ISD students experienced an exciting day of hands-on science during the annual Rotary STEM Day on Saturday, March 7. The event, hosted by the Arlington Sunrise Rotary Club, took place at Adams Elementary and featured interactive activities conducted by representatives from Mad Science Worldwide. Second-…
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Technology survey open through February 2021 Parent, student and teacher input is needed
Questions reflect current learning environment Arlington ISD is now conducting its annual technology and learning questionnaire in order to learn more about the technology use of…
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Gunn Junior High construction update Three additions underway
Classroom addition to open in August Gunn Junior High is practically unrecognizable. With multiple additions under construction, the look – and size – of the…
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Arlington ISD School Board Recognition Month 2021 Trustee Bowie Hogg shares experience during COVID-19
Trustee Hogg graduated from Arlington High School January is School Board Recognition Month and fittingly the theme is Navigating To Success. The Arlington ISD Board…
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Ellis Elementary teacher honored as Class Act Teacher of the Month Dallas Cowboys bus and mascots surprise Antonio Young at school
Arlington ISD teacher first to win the award Ellis Elementary sixth grade teacher Antonio Young expected Thursday to be just like any other day at…
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School Board Recognition Month 2021 Trustee Kecia Mays shares experience during COVID-19
Three sons graduated from Bowie High School January is School Board Recognition Month and fittingly the theme is Navigating To Success. The Arlington ISD Board…
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Family Support Huddles launch Feb. 1 Workshops take families behind the scenes of Arlington ISD
40 workshops with district departments The Arlington ISD’s parent and community engagement (PACE) department is peeling back the curtain to the district for everyone starting…
