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Watch Board Brief from school board meeting on June 26, 2025 Board approves new compensation plan.
In this week’s Board Brief, Arlington ISD Board of Trustees Sarah McMurrough and Justin Chapa share important news about state funding, leadership appointments and employee compensation—highlighting the Board’s ongoing commitment to supporting students, staff and the broader Arlington community. A Step Forward in State Funding | Sarah McMurrough Over the past 18 months, the Board…
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18 PLUSS students decorate Valentines for veterans Spread love and appreciation to former service members
18 PLUSS helps students with vocational development It’s the season of love, hearts and x’s and o’s! “It makes me happy,” said 18 PLUSS student…
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Kickstart your future at Arlington ISD’s College and Career Expo Register today for event on March 26
Explore your future at College and Career Expo Discover endless opportunities at the Arlington ISD College and Career Expo on March 26, 2024, from 5-8…
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Wimbish Academy celebrates Lunar New Year Elementary school rings in the Year of the Dragon with a parade
Students made Chinese dumplings in Mandarin class Happy Lunar New Year! Or “xīn nián hǎo,” as Wimbish World Language Academy’s Mandarin students would say. Last…
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Watch Board Brief from trustee meeting on Feb. 8, 2024 Board revises 2024-2025 school calendar
Board honors National Merit students Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting on February 8, 2024, is in the books, and here are a few of…
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Student CTE organizations (CTSO) teach real-world skills CTSOs offer future-building experiences and opportunities
There’s a CTSO for every student Arlington ISD’s career and technical education program is all about providing future-building opportunities for students. And many of those opportunities extend…
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Martin High School senior wins music scholarship Matthew Stringer plans to become a choir director
Scholarship from the Texas Music Educators Association With so many pathways, how do you choose the right one after high school? For Martin High School…
