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Elia Chavez shares her Hispanic heritage Arlington ISD celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Chavez loves helping Arlington ISD families It’s Hispanic Heritage Month, and we’re celebrating by spotlighting several Arlington ISD staff members about their Hispanic heritage. Today, we’re highlighting Elia Chavez, a Title I Parent Instructor in the Family and Community Engagement Department. She’s been with Arlington ISD for 28 years and is all about helping and serving others….
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Board approves schematic design for future 18 PLUSS Center New facility will be funded by 2026 Bond
Arlington ISD’s next school building has been intentionally designed to not look like a school. “We want it to actually look like a corporate learning…
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Thousands of students ‘kick off the school year right’ Students get free backpacks and more at Arlington ISD Back to School Kickoff
Three-time Super Bowl champ Kenny “The Shark” Gant grabbed the mic on the stage just outside the west entrance of AT&T Stadium. “Let’s kick off…
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Read highlights from school board meeting on July 30, 2026 School board approves site for new South Davis Elementary
Board Brief from July 30, 2026 Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees held its only July meeting last night, and the agenda was long. You can…
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Arlington ISD welcomes new chief academic officer School board appoints Dr. Priscila Dilley
ARLINGTON, Texas — Arlington ISD has named Dr. Priscila Dilley as its new chief academic officer. Dilley brings more than two decades of instructional leadership…
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Apply to join the School Health Advisory Committee Make an impact on student health and wellness
Application open until Aug. 21 Applications are now being accepted through Aug. 21 for parents, guardians, Arlington ISD employees, and community members interested in serving…
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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…
