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Early college high schools save families thousands in college tuition Apply by Jan. 12 to attend an Arlington ISD early college high school
Go to college for free while in high school You know college is going to be expensive for your kids. But do you have any idea how expensive? The average cost for a student who lives on campus at the University of North Texas is $28,494 – per year! That’s nothing if you’re aiming for…
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Watch Board Brief from trustees meeting on Feb. 22 Trustees honor National Merit and College Board scholars
Trustees approve Notice of Election Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting on February 22, 2024, is in the books, and here are a few of…
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Art student’s painting featured on cover of art education newsletter Arlington High junior honored by Texas Art Education Association
Keira Cloud’s painting evokes nostalgia For Arlington High School junior Keira Cloud, her passion for art goes beyond the classroom. “She puts in 100%, she’s…
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Martin High School boys wrestling team wins state championship Team championship is Arlington ISD's first since 2015
Martin wrestling ‘best team in Texas’ For the first time in almost a decade, the Arlington ISD is home to a UIL state championship athletics…
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Opal Lee inspires at Sam Houston High School Black History Month Program Annual event 'Ignites change' for good
Opal Lee spearheaded Juneteenth campaign Two hours into “Igniting the Change,” Sam Houston High School’s Black History Month program, keynote speaker Opal Lee took the…
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Watch new 2019 Bond construction update video See construction progress made during the fall
Construction Update Video – February 2024 Check out the latest 2019 Bond construction update video below. Kelly Horn, Arlington ISD assistant superintendent of facility services,…
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Industry partners give students real-world education 90+ partnerships make CTE courses relevant
Industry partners take CTE to the next level Arlington ISD’s career and technical education (CTE) program is all about opportunities that set students up for…
