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First Christian Church sends Blanton Elementary students to TCC’s College for Kids FCC's partnership with Blanton leaves lasting legacy
This was the last summer. The last time an Arlington ISD bus picked up Blanton students at the school to take them to Tarrant County College’s College for Kids summer program. For 15 years, First Christian Church has paid for Blanton students to go to the camp each summer. Nearly 750 Blanton kids have gone,…
‘Once Upon a Time’ event brings storybooks to life for Arlington ISD’s youngest students Pre-K and kindergarten students dress up as princesses and princes
Event encourages reading at home Fairytales came to life for Arlington ISD’s youngest learners during a magical night of storytelling, costumes and hands-on literacy fun….
Why do school districts need bonds? Learn about school bonds in article series about school finance
The article below is the sixth in a series designed to give readers insight into the school finance system in Texas. School finance is complicated….
Apply now for Jones or Corey Fine Arts and Dual Language Academies Applications due by May 15 to attend Jones or Corey next school year
Jones parent info meetings on May 1 and 12 at 6 p.m. The Arlington ISD is one of the top fine arts districts in the…
Arlington ISD Welcomes Award-Winning Communications Leader Taina Northington as Chief Communications Officer
Arlington Independent School District is proud to announce the appointment of Taina Northington as its new Chief Communications Officer. Northington, a Lone Star Emmy award-winning…
Arlington ISD new restaurant-style pizza is a big hit District launches Smart Mouth pizza in secondary schools
Smart Mouth pizza now at four schools Even the pizza in Arlington ISD is getting smarter. That’s because the district is serving up something exciting…
Public school funding in Texas is based on attendance Learn more in article series about school finance
The article below is the fifth in a series designed to give readers insight into the school finance system in Texas. School finance is complicated. But…