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Dallas Cowboys and Blockchain.com donate math books to third graders Rowdy visits South Davis Elementary to make math fun and memorable
Math books connect math concepts to football Excitement filled the halls of South Davis Elementary last month when students welcomed a special visitor, Rowdy of the Dallas Cowboys, for a high-energy celebration of math. Through a partnership between the Dallas Cowboys and Blockchain.com, third grade students at South Davis got to participate in an interactive, football-themed math…
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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…
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First Arlington ISD Trustee Talks of the year is Sept. 25 Join trustees for a discussion about the district
The Arlington ISD Board of Trustees’ first Trustee Talks of the new school year is Wednesday, Sept. 25, at 7 p.m. at the Arlington ISD Professional Development…
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Board Brief gives recap of trustees meeting on Sept. 19 School board meets for second meeting in September
Watch Board Brief from last night Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting on Sept. 19, 2024, is in the books, and here are a few…
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Arlington ISD hosts workshop for pre-K and kinder parents Event designed to help parents support their children’s education
Surf’s Up workshop for pre-K and kinder parents The first day of pre-K and kindergarten has passed, but everything about school is still new for…
