Posts Tagged ‘Arlington ISD Superintendent’
Arlington ISD Students Treated to Zoom Along with Superintendent Dr. Cavazos welcomed students back on their first day of school
Zoom Along a Fun Experience for Arlington ISD Students Fourth-grade students at Pearcy STEM Academy got to take a look inside the virtual locker of Arlington ISD Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos on the first day of school Monday. What the more than 60 students who were on the call found out was that his favorite…
Read MoreGreater Arlington Chamber of Commerce to Host Arlington ISD State of the District Event will stream live on Facebook Friday at noon
Arlington ISD’s State of the District to be Held August 7 The Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce will host the tenth annual Arlington ISD State of the District address featuring Dr. Marcelo Cavazos this Friday, August 7. Because of COVID-19 this year’s event will be held live on the Chamber of Commerce Facebook page. In…
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 MoreStaggering Number of Fake Threats lead Law Enforcement and School Districts to Partner FBI, police departments and school districts sound the alarm
The number of fake threats against schools is staggering. In 2019, Tarrant County Crime Stoppers investigated 183 fake threats against schools. From those 183 tips, the Arlington Police Department made 22 arrests with charges of a terrorist threat, with half of those being junior high-age students. The threats put fear in students, teachers and parents.…
Read MoreGeorge P. Bush Pays Visit to Martin High School Texas Land Commissioner teaches and tours technology offerings
Students in Martin High School teacher Trey Benedict’s AP macroeconomics class came into Monday expecting to take a quiz but instead, they got a lecture from an unlikely teacher. Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush lectured and talked to them about Texas energy resources and answered questions about everything from the viability of offshore oil…
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