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Arlington ISD career and technical education offers real-world learning experiences February is CTE Month
CTE has opportunities for every student February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, so it’s the perfect time to spotlight Arlington ISD’s robust CTE program. But in Arlington ISD, CTE isn’t just a February focus – it’s a year-round priority. “CTE programming is the catalyst through which students gain the knowledge and skills that…
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Short Elementary’s Amanda Huck represents U.S. at triathlon The instructional coach raced at the 2024 World Triathlon in Australia
Amanda Huck does it all From the classroom to the world stage, triathlete Amanda Huck does it all. As a runner, a swimmer and an…
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Jorge Cervantes named Reliant Class Acts Teacher of the Month for September Gunn Junior High teacher and coach presented the award by Cowboys legend Everson Walls
Cervantes teaches students the value of hard work For Gunn Junior High and Fine Arts and Dual Language Academy eighth grade math teacher Jorge Cervantes,…
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Four students named All-State Artists by the 2024 State VASE Artwork going on display across the state
2024 State VASE honors students from four district high schools Pieces of art made by students in Arlington ISD are making their way across Texas. …
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Debunking five school attendance myths Arlington ISD principals share the power of good attendance
Everybody knows it’s important to go to school. But not everyone understands just how critical it is and how harmful even a few absences can…
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Ashworth Elementary celebrates annual Pinwheels for Peace Art teacher started tradition at Ashworth in 2010
Students made their own pinwheels for peace There’s no better way to celebrate World Peace Day than Ashworth Elementary’s annual Pinwheels for Peace event. That’s…
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Sept. 23, 2024, named Cayden Person Day by Mayor Jim Ross Martin High School student honored for saving family from a fire
Mayor Ross visits Person and his football team Monday morning may have seemed like a dreary one weather-wise, but it was far from it for…
