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Leading Off Program marks 10 years of inspiring Arlington ISD students Texas Rangers and Globe Life help offer lessons in leadership to junior high students
A decade of impact Arlington ISD and The Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation, in partnership with Globe Life, is proud to celebrate over 10 years of the Leading Off Program, a servant leadership initiative impacting middle school students across Arlington ISD. Each year, the Leading Off Program engages over 60 students in grades six through eight from select…
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Incoming Lamar P-TECH freshmen go to Breakfast with the Boss Students network with local business professionals over breakfast
Breakfast with the Boss connects students with future opportunities More than 100 students from Lamar High School’s P-TECH incoming freshman class networked their way into…
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Pre-K students become real scientists Arlington ISD’s pre-K curriculum features STEM
Pre-K students love wearing safety goggles In Arlington ISD’s pre-K, 4-year-olds are real scientists. “They especially like it when they wear safety goggles,” said Vicky…
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Arlington ISD earns EVERFI Empowered Seal Recognized for commitment to whole-child education
EVERFI a district partner since 2016 Arlington ISD’s dedication to providing an education that prepares students for success in the real world has earned the…
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First-ever Arlington ISD Fall Sports Kickoff is July 29 Kick off the football, volleyball, tennis, cross country and cheerleading seasons this Saturday
Sports Kickoff is at Lamar High School Arlington ISD’s athletics department is hosting its first-ever Fall Sports Kickoff Festival on Saturday, July 29, at Lamar…
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Old Duff Elementary gym demolished 2019 Bond projects start at Duff and South Davis Elementary
Duff getting a new gym That didn’t take long. Demolition of the gym at Duff Elementary started this week – and finished. The structure is…
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Pre-K Palooza helps kids get registered for pre-K If you missed it, it’s not too late to register
Free backpacks and fun “I’m nervous, Mommy,” whispered a 4-year-old girl getting ready to start pre-K at Ashworth Elementary School. She was standing in line…
