P-TECH
Circle your calendars for Tuesday, Oct. 25. That’s when the window for enrolling students for specialized programs for the 2022-23 school year opens. And what better way to kick off that window than with a big event. And this year’s Explore Arlington ISD is bigger than ever. That’s what happens when you continue to provide…
It was a great first day Arlington ISD Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos traveled across the district Monday to see how the first day of school was going. His tour of six schools required 40 miles of driving and included 19 classroom visits, five Facebook Lives and even one PTA meeting. What did he find? It…
Lamar P-Tech Breakfast with the Boss Business leaders from across the community showed up to Lamar High School last Thursday morning to pour insight and wisdom into the next generation of technology and business professionals. At Lamar P-TECH’s , representatives from more than 30 businesses got a chance to chat with incoming freshmen about the…
To Christian Dipert Jr., it was the coolest thing ever. To his parents, not so much. The Martin High School junior found a way to hack into his own computer system and completely shut down the router, wiping out virtually everything. After a verbal scolding from his parents, Christian had an epiphany. Maybe he could…
Arlington ISD quiere preparar a los estudiantes para su futuro y tiene los programas para hacer precisamente eso. No importa si el futuro es la universidad o una carrera, Arlington ISD lo llevará allí a través de sus ofertas de programas especializados que a menudo incluyen la oportunidad de obtener créditos universitarios gratuitos. “No todos…
The Arlington ISD wants to set students up for their future and has the programs to do just that. It doesn’t matter if the future is college or career, the Arlington ISD will get you there through its specialized programs offerings that often include the opportunity for free college credits. “Not everyone has the same…
Arlington ISD Superintendent Dr. Marcelo Cavazos spent his first day of school like he always does, traveling across the district to visit students and staff members. On Monday, he also found out some important news from a second-grade student at Thornton Elementary. “I don’t want to go to high school,” she said. “It’s not like…
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