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Schools Urging Parents to Enroll Kids in Pre-K After Low Enrollment During COVID-19 Pandemic
Fort Worth ISD is now taking applications for 2021-2022 pre-K enrollment. The district is taking big steps to convince parents to sign up, after low enrollment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Schools Urging Parents to Enroll Kids in Pre-K After Low Enrollment During COVID-19 Pandemic
Fort Worth ISD is now taking applications for 2021-2022 pre-K enrollment. The district is taking big steps to convince parents to sign up, after low enrollment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Arlington Police Department Hosts Promotion Ceremony Thursday
An Arlington Police promotion ceremony will be hosted by Chief Alexander Jones on Thursday to announce the promotions of fellow officers. The promotion ceremony will be on Thursday at 4:20 p.m. located at the Arlington I.S.D. – Center for Visual and Performing Arts, on 900 East Sanford Street next to the AT&T Stadium.
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Arlington ISD Employees Begin Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine Monday
Monday, 3,500 Arlington ISD teachers, administrators, staff and substitute teachers were scheduled to get the one-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.
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Arlington ISD Employees Begin Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine Monday
Monday, 3,500 Arlington ISD teachers, administrators, staff and substitute teachers will get the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
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COVID-19 Vaccinations Underway Monday for Arlington ISD Staff
Monday, 3,500 Arlington ISD teachers, administrators, staff and substitute teachers will get the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
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Arlington ISD Employees to Begin Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine Monday
Monday, 3,500 Arlington ISD teachers, administrators, staff and substitute teachers will get the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccines.
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All Arlington ISD Employees Invited to Get COVID-19 Vaccine Monday
All Arlington ISD employees have been invited to receive the COVID-19 vaccine on Monday, March 8.
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Arlington ISD's New Band Trailers to Parade Past Entertainment District Landmarks to Their Future Homes
Six new high school band trailers will parade through Arlington’s entertainment district before finding new homes in the Arlington ISD.
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Flooded Arlington Schools Will Cost at Least $5 Million to Repair
Water damage from ruptured pipes will cost the Arlington Independent School District more than $5 million, a district official said Tuesday.
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Flooded Arlington Schools Will Cost at Least $5 Million to Repair
Water damage from ruptured pipes will cost the Arlington Independent School District more than $5 million, a district official said Tuesday.
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Some Public Schools in Arlington, Fort Worth to Delay Opening Due to Winter Storm Damage
A dozen in campuses in the second- and third-largest school districts in North Texas will not open for in-person instruction this week due to damage sustained as a result of the winter storm.
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School Districts Dealing With Broken Water Pipes, Fried Computer Servers and Mold Concerns
Schools across North Texas are dealing with the same problems that many peoples’ homes are: buildings went without power and pipes are broken. Now that the power is back on in many areas, schools are trying to figure out just how bad the damage truly is.
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Arlington ISD Cancels In-Person and Virtual Learning as List of Broken Water Pipes Continues to Grow
The Arlington ISD says 14 schools and one district facility have water damage after ruptured frozen water pipes flooded the buildings Wednesday.
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Arlington Residents Under Water Boil Order
Out of an abundance of caution the City of Arlington has a boil water order in effect. Any water you could ingest is advised to be boiled and this could last through Friday. The notice is affecting people who at one point didn’t even have water service.
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Arlington ISD to Take Part in Statewide Rapid COVID-19 Test Program
Arlington ISD will take part in a statewide program to use rapid COVID-19 tests for symptomatic students and staff members, according to a Friday letter to district families.
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Teacher Resigns After District Won't Allow Her to Teach Remotely During Pandemic
Students and parents are circulating a petition asking Arlington ISD to let a beloved teacher do her job from home. The educator resigned, unwilling to teach in the building as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
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Teacher Resigns After District Won't Allow Her to Teach Remotely
Students and parents are circulating a petition asking Arlington ISD to let a beloved teacher do her job from home. The educator resigned, unwilling to teach in the building as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
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New, Free COVID-19 Testing Site Opens Saturday in Arlington
A new, free COVID-19 testing site will open Saturday in Arlington near the Parks Mall. The testing site, managed by Tarrant County, the City of Arlington and the Arlington Independent School District, is located immediately north of the mall at the Arlington ISD Professional Development Center at 1111 W. Arbrook Boulevard. The location will open Saturday, Nov. 14 and will…
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Tarrant County Health Director Says Schools Should Prepare to Return to Virtual Learning
The director of the Tarrant County Public Health Department says school districts in the county should prepare to return to virtual learning rather than “waiting for an outbreak.”