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Hands-on Halloween: Science comes alive at Hill Elementary Annual Frankenstein Day inspires young scientists
Halloween at Hill Elementary was anything but ordinary this year. Instead of spooky stories and candy, fourth graders spent the morning bringing science to life during the school’s sixth annual Frankenstein Day – a hands-on STEM adventure where every student became a scientist for the day. Dressed in lab coats, goggles, and festive scientist costumes,…
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Arlington High students display building skills at first Trades Competition Students showcase construction skills in front of industry professionals
Building legacies Everyone can see the construction going on at the front of Arlington High School. But on a recent Saturday, there was construction in…
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Volunteers install learning garden at Crow Leadership Academy First part of ‘expansive’ outdoor learning classroom
Texas Health and Atmos Energy install learning garden The new pollinator garden at Crow Leadership Academy wasn’t just designed for butterflies and bees. It was…
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Watch Board Brief from trustees meeting on May 16, 2024 New trustee Larry Mike joins the board
Trustees plan for next school year Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting on May 16, 2024, is in the books, and here are a few…
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Take 25 event gives tips to students for a safe summer Arlington police chief visits Webb Elementary to talk about summer safety
Take 25 minutes to talk about summer safety With only a week remaining until summer break, it’s almost time to swim, play and relax. While…
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Helpful Honda surprises Arlington High teacher with drone equipment Blair Hansard teaches engineering and aviation
Random Act of Helpfulness Blair Hansard is the kind of teacher who is used to getting called into the principal’s office, so it was no…
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Martin HS varsity theatre to perform at One Act Play state meet Martin is one of only eight 6A high schools to qualify for state meet
One Act Play state meet is in Austin this weekend Martin High School’s varsity theatre production class is one of only eight 6A high schools…
