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Leading Off Program marks 10 years of inspiring Arlington ISD students Texas Rangers and Globe Life help offer lessons in leadership to junior high students
A decade of impact Arlington ISD and The Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation, in partnership with Globe Life, is proud to celebrate over 10 years of the Leading Off Program, a servant leadership initiative impacting middle school students across Arlington ISD. Each year, the Leading Off Program engages over 60 students in grades six through eight from select…
What’s Your Big Idea? entrepreneurship contest open now Students can submit their ideas at school or online
What’s Your Big Idea? Ideas can change the world. And Arlington ISD students have lots of great ones. That’s why Arlington ISD is partnering again…
Arlington ISD launches first Mission Joy Toy Drive Help brighten the holidays for families in need
Mission Joy Toy Drive benefits Mission Arlington This holiday season, Arlington ISD and its community partners are bringing extra joy to local children with something…
Gunn JH students first in nation to take Medal of Honor curriculum History teachers launch pilot curriculum at Gunn Junior High
Medal of Honor curriculum teaches commitment The seventh grade Texas history students at Gunn Junior High and Fine Arts and Dual Language Academy are going…
Arlington ISD Aquatics Club tryouts start this Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024 Swimming club is open for all kids from 5-18
Arlington ISD Aquatics club tryouts run through January It’s time for students to dip their toes in the water and join the Arlington ISD Aquatics…
Moore Elementary food drive organized by sixth graders Students collect food for Mission Arlington
Students lead Moore Elementary food drive For the Mary Moore Elementary School National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS), giving back to the community has always been…
Arlington ISD celebrates National School Psychology Week School psychologists play important role in educating students
Nov. 11-15 is National School Psychology Week Do you know a school psychologist? If you do, please tell them “thank you” for the incredible work…