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Visual arts teacher honored as a Cowboys Class Act teacher Reliant Energy and Dallas Cowboys surprise Sharon Miller with award
For Martin High School visual art teacher Sharon Miller, it was just another day in the studio. That is, until Hugo, the Reliant Energy armadillo, strolled into her classroom, followed by cheers, cameras, and Dallas Cowboys legend Joe Looney. “I was just in complete shock,” Miller said. Miller was honored as the Cowboys Class Act Teacher of the Month for December, presented in partnership by Reliant…
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Arlington ISD Facility Services Job Fair is Nov. 13, 2024 Land a new rewarding career on the spot
Arlington ISD Facility Services Job Fair is Nov. 13 Join us at the Arlington ISD Facility Services Job Fair and land a rewarding new career…
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Arlington ISD celebrates first Prince Day with Prince Lebanese Grill High school cafeterias go all out with Prince Lebanese-inspired food
Prince Day with Prince Lebanese Grill means great food In Arlington ISD, a prince wears a chef’s hat. The district celebrated the first “Prince Day”…
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Arlington High student Abby Moore plays in All-American Women’s Baseball Classic Abby Moore chose baseball instead of softball
Abby Moore started playing baseball at four Arlington’s Texas Rangers aren’t playing this October. But Arlington’s Abby Moore is. And yes, she’s playing baseball –…
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Seguin high school student’s voting sticker wins contest Sticker being given out at 350 polling locations
Elizabeth Ojo designs voting sticker for kids Voting season is back. But is it really official without receiving an “I voted” sticker? For Seguin High…
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Explore Arlington ISD ayuda a las familias a comprender los programas
Explore Arlington ISD 2024 Para Areli Martínez, venir a un programa especializado en Arlington ISD fue una decisión fácil. “Quería que mis hijos…
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Arlington ISD’s Former Administration Building demolished Building’s namesake was former superintendent James. W. Counts
Former Administration Building opened in 1964 It turned 60-years-old this year, but now it’s gone. Arlington ISD’s former James W. Counts Administration Building on Pioneer…
