School districts and volunteers are working together to make sure kids have access to free meals while they are out of class. North Texas’ largest school district, Dallas ISD, made the call Monday to close indefinitely. The district was already set up on 20 campuses to serve free meals during their planned spring break, but said those meals would continue…

Students at Boles Junior High aren’t just working to prepare themselves for high school, but working to tackle things they will have to face as an adult. In one English class students are tasked with trying to solve a real-world problem. “We’re currently reading ‘The Watsons Go to Birmingham.’ Well, the children’s movement in that, and in the civil...

Several programs in place at Boles Junior High are ensuring success, as seen in students’ test scores.

Students in science class at Boles Junior High mix science, history, geography and social studies in one of their lessons, as teachers prepare students for high school and beyond.

Students in one English class are trying to solve real-world problems while reading a book about how children worked together to solve problems during the civil rights movement.

Boles Junior High School in the Arlington Independent School District was on the Texas Honor Roll last year and earned five out of seven distinctions from the Texas Education Agency.

Arlington ISD notified parents in October they would shut down a first-grade classroom in November if enrollment doesn’t increase. Parents are working to save the popular class.

Arlington voters on Tuesday approved a school bond package worth nearly $1 billion.

Arlington ISD and Tarrant County College hope to use money to upgrade facilities and offer more classes.

Jean’s family arrived in Dallas for the trial this week and his church family will gather several times before the trial’s start to pray for justice.

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The Arlington Police Department is launching a threat assessment team in conjunction with the Arlington ISD and MHMR Tarrant County designed to identify at-risk students who may pose a risk to other children and get them help before a situation escalates to violence.

Arlington ISD is providing free meals over the summer for children.

Outside their meeting place at a Cici’s Pizza in Arlington, volunteers stacked boxes of brownies, snacks, stationary and pens in their cars then spread out to deliver the surprises to Arlington ISD schools.

The Arlington Independent School District announced Friday it will be adding a brand new aquatics facility which will open in fall of 2020.

Students across North Texas are getting a real life experience of what it’s like to run a business and at the Arlington’s Career and Technical Education Center, they’re coming up with bigger plans to succeed.

An Arlington school bus driver is facing charges after being accused of having a sexual encounter with a student on his bus, police say.

An Arlington high school teacher is facing a charge of sexual assault of a child under 17 after being accused of a relationship with a 16-year-old girl in 1999.

NBC 5 is now learning more about how many North Texas school districts will implement the course work.