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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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SAT postponed for some Arlington ISD students Lamar, Martin and Sam Houston students to take SAT March 24
Weather-related damages push SAT back Last week’s winter weather has forced the Arlington ISD to change its plans for some juniors slated to take the…
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District implements new professional learning model for teachers 'PL in Pajamas' gives teachers on-demand support
Curriculum and Instruction department recognized for innovation COVID-19 has not only affected how teachers teach their students, it has also impacted how they learn themselves,…
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7 Ways Transferring to Arlington ISD will Transform Your Future Transfer window open March 1-19
Set your students up on a path for success Opportunities to set students up on a path for success don’t come up often, so when…
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Arlington ISD College and Career Expo has new look for 2021 Expo starts March 11 for high school students
Parent virtual meetings on March 9 The Arlington ISD College and Career Expo has a new look for 2021! Beginning March 11, students in grades…
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Update on re-opening schools District assessing and repairing damage at multiple campuses
Nine facilities with significant damage Following a rash of winter storms last week, Arlington ISD Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos feared that not all of his…
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Black History Month video series premieres today Four-part series features Sam Houston High School students
Series runs Feb. 22-Feb. 25 Sam Houston High School’s four-part video series celebrating Black History Month premieres this evening, Feb. 22, at 6 p.m., and…
