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Mission Joy Toy Drive collects truck load of toys for local kids Community joins together to make sure all kids have a magical Christmas
Donated toys going to Mission Arlington Christmas Store The mission of Arlington ISD’s annual Mission Joy Toy Drive is clear – to turn generosity into smiles, and empty shelves into holiday magic. From schools and fire stations to businesses and city offices, the community came together this holiday season, filling donation boxes with toys that…
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Martin High School hosts Project Lead the Way showcase Texas CTE and STEM educators come from across the state
Martin High School welcomed educators and administrators from across Texas for a Project Lead the Way showcase, one of only five high school-level events of…
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Arlington ISD dedicates new Glaspie Field honoring trailblazing leader Michael Glaspie cuts ribbon before Seguin High School football game
New stadium funded by the 2019 Bond Nearly 35 years ago, Michael Glaspie made history as the first Black trustee elected to the Arlington ISD…
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Arlington ISD dedicates new Rodriguez Junior High School Celebrates legacy of namesake Joey Rodriguez
New school funded by the 2019 Bond It was a night filled with pride, memories and community spirit as Arlington ISD officially dedicated Joey Rodriguez…
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Free College Application Week in Texas is Oct. 13-19 No application fees next week
High school seniors can apply for colleges in Texas next week for FREE! From Monday, Oct. 13, through Sunday, Oct. 19, all public colleges and…
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Apply to serve on the Capital Needs Steering Committee Applications open through Oct. 15
The Arlington ISD Board of Trustees called for a volunteer Capital Needs Steering Committee at last week’s board meeting. The purpose of the 2025 Capital…
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Celebrate National Principals Month with Principal Bianca Gholston Atherton Elementary principal shares her 'why'
Q&A with Principal Bianca Gholston October is National Principals Month, so it’s a great time to shine the spotlight on the outstanding principals in Arlington…
