Posts Tagged ‘AISD’
Superintendent Updates Families for their Return to School this Fall In-person and online instruction will be available throughout the year
In a letter to parents and guardians today, Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos shared what the Arlington ISD knows so far about how students and teachers will return to class this fall. Here is his letter:
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Last week I promised you an update regarding our Return to School plan based on guidance expected from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) on Tuesday. Unfortunately, the TEA wasn’t ready to release the guidance but I still want to share what we do know right now about this fall.
Read MoreArlington ISD Resolution on Racial and Social Equity Board of Trustees resolution targets systemic bias and racism
Arlington Independent School District – Resolution of the Board of Trustees To Address Racial and Social Equity in the Arlington ISD WHEREAS, recent events have renewed attention to prejudices, injustices, and inequalities embedded in social structure and in society; and WHEREAS, Arlington ISD recognizes that all students deserve to learn in a system free of…
Read MoreFinal AISD-TV Newscast Highlights Strong Finish For Arlington ISD AISD-TV is a student led newscast that showcases news around the district
A Bittersweet End To The 2019-2020 School Year Shared In The Final AISD-TV Episode Our final AISD-TV News for the 2019-20 school year is a big one. Key Elementary was just of 55 elementary schools that participated in a sixth-grade clapout to honor the Arlington ISD students heading to junior high. Ousley Junior High student…
Read MoreA Message on Racial Injustice from Dr. Marcelo Cavazos, Superintendent, Arlington ISD We must truly resolve to listen, learn and love to make genuine change
A Message on Racial Injustice from Dr. Marcelo Cavazos, Superintendent, Arlington ISD I am saddened by the events that are taking place in our country. Simply put, there is no place for hate. We must eliminate racism and injustice. As your Superintendent, I commit to taking every possible action to continue teaching our students to…
Read MoreArlington ISD Experiences Real Results in the Face of COVID-19 Apply to Transfer May 26 through June 4
Transfer to the Arlington ISD Where Results are Real If you’re looking for proof of how quickly the Arlington ISD can produce first-class results for students just look at how the district responded during the COVID-19 pandemic. The district got real results and you will too when you transfer to the Arlington ISD. Serving Students,…
Read MoreGene and Jerry Jones Foundation Grants Graduation Ceremonies to Arlington ISD
Arlington ISD classes of 2020 to graduate at AT&T Stadium When the Arlington ISD announced it would hold its 2020 graduation ceremonies at UT Arlington’s College Park Center last week, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) had not issued graduation procedures. Upon learning that ceremonies couldn’t be held indoors, the district immediately began working on a new graduation strategy with…
Read MoreLunch Service Canceled Ahead of Possible Severe Storms Wednesday, April 22 Lunch Service Canceled at Arlington ISD Schools
ALERT: Because severe storms are in the forecast for our area this afternoon – LUNCH SERVICE is canceled today. We apologize to everyone who comes to pick up lunch, but we want you and our staff to be safe. We will resume service tomorrow as planned. Please help us share this news with other families…
Read More13 Sam Houston High School Students Receive Full-Ride Scholarships to TCU Arlington ISD campuses may be closed but dreams still come true
Sam Houston’s record 13 TCU Community Scholars find a reason to celebrate amid uncertainty Not getting to experience the traditional surprise-style announcement doesn’t mean this year’s TCU Community Scholars from Sam Houston High School aren’t going to remember their big moment. Instead of being in an auditorium full of cheering classmates, music and balloons, Anderson…
Read More2014 Bond Makes Devices Available for Arlington ISD Students Students receiving iPads and Chromebooks for online learning
When voters approved the Arlington ISD’s 2014 Bond more than five years ago, no one could have predicted the vital role it would play during the coronavirus pandemic. As the district moves to online learning while schools are closed for COVID-19, it is imperative that students have a device that connects to the internet. Thanks…
Read MoreArlington ISD to Launch Student Meal Plan on Monday, March 16 23 distribution sites will provide free breakfast and lunch
The health and welfare of Arlington ISD students is a primary concern, and the district has taken measures to make sure all students will be fed during the school closure due to COVID-19. Beginning Monday, March 16, the Arlington ISD will operate 23 distribution locations to accommodate students who need meals. Each weekday during the…
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