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Food drive helps students thrive, one weekend meal bag at a time NEW DAY makes sure students have food over the weekends
NEW DAY food drive through Nov. 13 You can help make sure Arlington ISD students are always ready for school on Mondays. Donate food items now through Nov. 13 to help NEW DAY Arlington provide weekend meal bags for students all year long. Donations are being accepted now through Nov. 13 at the Arlington ISD…
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Arlington ISD students win scholarships in MLK art and essay contest Seguin High School step team wins MLK Step Showcase
Students celebrate the legacy of Dr. Matin Luther King Jr. Hundreds of Arlington ISD students participated in Arlington’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration earlier…
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School board vice president Sarah McMurrough talks about Arlington ISD Read Q&A with board vice president Sarah McMurrough
January is School Board Recognition Month January is School Board Recognition Month, and we want to spotlight our Board of Trustees and all the great work they…
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Young Junior High students honor MLK’s legacy with service Students take action across Arlington
Young students bring MLK’s legacy to life At Young Junior High School, seventh graders don’t just learn about Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy – they…
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Arlington ISD trustee Larry Mike talks about serving on the board Read Q&A with Trustee Larry Mike
January is School Board Recognition Month January is School Board Recognition Month, and we want to spotlight our Board of Trustees and all the great work they…
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Citizens Bond Oversight Committee tours Duff Elementary Duff’s new gym is about to open
Duff has a new library Duff Elementary is still Duff. That’s what the Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee found out when its members toured Duff and…
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A Love for Learning: Early Childhood Parent Workshop is Feb. 1 Learn how to help your children develop a love for learning
A Love for Learning: Early Childhood Parent Workshop Attention parents of young children. Do you ever feel like you need help? Of course you do….
