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Wimbish Academy kicks of Hispanic Heritage Month with mariachi band Students start the day with music and dancing
Trumpet player is a Wimbish teacher Nobody kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month quite like Wimbish World Language Academy. Students arrived at school this morning to a mariachi band and dancing at the front entrance. Many students came prepared in colorful dresses ideal for twirling. The now-annual tradition is perfect for a school that celebrates cultures…
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School supply lists for 2026-2027 now available Resources to help Arlington ISD families prepare for upcoming school year
Summer break may have just kicked off, but we’re gearing up for another great school year in Arlington ISD! The district has released the 2026…
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Volunteer at Arlington ISD’s Back to School Kickoff Back to School Kickoff at AT&T Stadium is Aug. 1
Sign up now to volunteer There’s now just six weeks until the 12th-annual Arlington ISD Back to School Kickoff event at AT&T Stadium, and we…
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Watch Board Brief from school board meeting on June 16, 2026 Board approves transition of sixth grade to junior high
Board adopts 2026-2027 budget School is out, but there’s still a lot of school business to take care of. Arlington ISD’s Board of Trustees meeting…
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Students kick off summer break with discovery at Camp Innovation Free technology camp inspires curiosity and confidence
More than 1,100 students kicked off their summer vacation building robots, writing code, and discovering new passions at Arlington ISD’s Camp Innovation. The district’s free,…
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Arlington ISD launches human trafficking awareness resource for families We can prevent human trafficking in local community
Human trafficking is real in DFW The World Cup has arrived in Arlington. While it’s bringing lots of excitement, it may also bring an increased…
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Arlington ISD students and educators earn national recognition for reading and math progress Three students and three teachers win Read and Math 180 Awards
Ceremony honors students and teachers Extra work? That didn’t sound too good to Julio Favela at the beginning of the school year. The sixth grader…
