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Students step into the business world in first Industry Immersion Experience High school students visit Spark, McKinley Packaging and Summit Racing Equipment
Three-day Immersion Experience goes in-depth Last week, students from Arlington ISD’s P-TECH programs at Lamar High School and Sam Houston High School stepped outside the classroom and into the real world of business, logistics and entrepreneurship as part of the district’s first-ever Industry Immersion Experience. Over the course of three days, students visited local businesses…
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Keep your pets healthy over the holidays Arlington ISD vet students explain what holiday foods are healthy for dogs and cats
Holiday dining with your pets What if you’re sitting at the Thanksgiving table tomorrow and you have something on your plate that you just don’t…
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First-ever Toys for Tots event is Nov. 29 Event includes student performances and a visit from Santa
Toys for Tots event will be broadcast live on Fox 4 We are now just eight days away from Arlington ISD’s first-ever Toys for Tots…
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Wimbish World Language Academy lives up to its name School offers immersion in either French or Spanish
Apply for Wimbish now It looks like a normal school. But don’t just look. Listen. “Bonjour!” “Ola! “Nǐ hǎo!” Arlington ISD’s Wimbish World Language Academy…
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DeMarcus Ware surprises art class with Cowboys tickets Class is making a sculpture to honor Ware’s legacy
Cowboys and Pepsi donate $5,000 to art program Football and art go together. At least that’s what Dallas Cowboys legend DeMarcus Ware said. And he…
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Families and schools celebrate National Parent Involvement Week Sherrod Elementary's new Dad's Club is making a big impact
Parent involvement is key In Arlington ISD, the community is a family. And family is what we’re all about. That’s why moms, dads, grandmas, grandpas,…
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Turkey show a big hit with pre-K and kindergarten students Early childhood department puts on show at Morton and Goodman elementary schools
Annual turkey show gets lots of laughs The director of Arlington ISD’s early childhood learning department is a turkey. At least she was on Tuesday…
