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Watch Board Brief from school board meeting on June 26, 2025 Board approves new compensation plan.
In this week’s Board Brief, Arlington ISD Board of Trustees Sarah McMurrough and Justin Chapa share important news about state funding, leadership appointments and employee compensation—highlighting the Board’s ongoing commitment to supporting students, staff and the broader Arlington community. A Step Forward in State Funding | Sarah McMurrough Over the past 18 months, the Board…
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Arlington ISD transfer window opens Nov. 21 4 reasons to transfer to Arlington ISD
Starting Thursday, Nov. 21, at 9 a.m., Arlington ISD will open our regular transfer window for the 2025-26 school year, allowing families to apply for…
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Watch Board Brief from the trustees meeting on Nov. 7, 2024 Board receives an update on the 2019 Bond program
Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting last night is in the books, and here are a few of the highlights. Watch the Board Brief from…
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Get Out and P.L.A.Y. event sparks learning for toddlers Toddler Time equips parents to help their toddlers learn and grow
Get Out and P.L.A.Y. event sponsored by Texas Trust Learning starts well before pre-K. That’s why Arlington ISD equips toddlers’ first teachers – their parents…
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Senior Maya Shah honored for research on preventing gun violence Martin STEM Academy student making big impact
Maya Shah is proof that a high schooler can change the world. That’s why she got a letter from Texas Senator Ted Cruz last week.
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Next Arlington ISD Trustee Talks meeting on Nov. 12 Community meeting will be at the Arlington East Library and Rec Center
RSVP for Trustee Talks meeting on Nov. 12 The Arlington ISD Board of Trustees next Trustee Talks meeting is moving off campus. For the first time,…
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Informational meetings for Arlington ISD specialized programs begin this week Find the date and time for each school
Specialized programs application window is open The specialized programs application window for the 2025-26 school year is now open, and there are still plenty of…
