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Arlington ISD students and educators earn national recognition for reading and math progress Three students and three teachers win Read and Math 180 Awards
Ceremony honors students and teachers Extra work? That didn’t sound too good to Julio Favela at the beginning of the school year. The sixth grader at Goodman Elementary was about to start the Read 180 program at school. “I didn’t want to do it – because I just didn’t want to do extra work,” Julio…
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Arlington ISD school social workers help students thrive March 2-8 is School Social Work Week
School social workers are student-focused Every day, Arlington ISD students walk through the doors of their schools carrying more than just backpacks. Some carry the…
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Peach and Butler elementary schools celebrate Black History Month Performances and history inspire students
Peach celebrates with North Arlington community Black History Month didn’t end quietly at Peach Elementary. The school held one of its biggest programs of the…
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Read Arlington ISD’s legislative priority on academic growth Arlington ISD legislative agenda highlights school funding, safety and academic growth
Texas’ 89th legislative session is now in its seventh week, and a lot of bills regarding public education have already been submitted. Over the last…
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Trustee Talks on March 10 will share district’s legislative agenda School board members will discuss their three legislative priorities
Learn about Arlington ISD’s legislative agenda The Arlington ISD Board of Trustees’ next Trustee Talks meeting will share Arlington ISD’s legislative agenda for the 89th…
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March Mental Health Series starts Monday Free virtual events for parents and caregivers
March Mental Health Series Arlington ISD parents are invited to participate in the March Mental Health Series, a month of expert-led virtual sessions designed to educate,…
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Sam Houston High School grad on journey to become a teacher CTE program inspired Mariaisabel Guerrero to pursue a career in education
February is CTE Month Just a year ago, Mariaisabel Guerrero was walking the halls of Sam Houston High School getting ready to graduate. Today, she’s still in…
