2023 – 2024 Arlington ISD Graduation
Relive the moments!
Graduation News
STAR Banquet honors top high school graduates and their teachers Top 2% selected the teacher who had the greatest influence on them
Martin High School 2023 valedictorian shares memories and advice Vivian Nguyen is heading to Stanford University
Martin High School 2023 salutatorian shares memories and advice Nicole Guarderas is heading to Rice University
Seguin High School 2023 valedictorian shares memories and advice Michelle Phan is heading to the University of Texas at Arlington
Seguin High School 2023 salutatorian shares memories and advice David Tran is heading to the University of Texas at Austin
Martin High School graduates prepare for boot camp Join others in the Arlington ISD class of 2023 enlisting in the military
Sam Houston High School 2023 valedictorian shares memories and advice Kenny Tran is heading to the University of Texas at Arlington
Sam Houston High School 2023 salutatorian shares memories and advice Eddy Trejo is heading to Texas Christian University
Frequently Asked Questions
Arlington ISD Center for Visual and Performing Arts
How early can we get there?
Will there be a graduation rehearsal for each school?
Are there any protocols or requirements for the graduates that need to be followed?
- During the graduation ceremonies, graduates must remain seated at all times, unless directed to stand;
- Graduates must comply with regular school rules regarding electronics, including cell phones and cameras;
- Male students are required to wear dress shirts and neckties. Female students are to wear blouses, dresses, skirts, or pants that comply with the AISD dress code. The principal is authorized to state standards for dress and behavior both prior to and during the ceremony, and to respond as needed;
- Conduct judged by the principal as being disruptive to the graduation ceremony will be addressed accordingly (e.g., removal from event and/or withholding of the diploma pending a parent conference);