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Explore 91Ö±²¥ 2025

Come to Explore 91Ö±²¥ on Oct. 21, 6-7:30 p.m. at the , and learn all about the unique and innovative academic programs available to students from pre-K through high school.

Whether you’re a parent or student, this is your chance to learn first-hand about programs like 91Ö±²¥â€™s Early College High Schools, P-TECH programs, STEM academies, fine arts and dual language academies, the elementary leadership academy, and more. You’ll get to:

• Meet with program representatives to ask questions and get details
• Learn about application and non-application programs (i.e., programs that require an application or selection process, and those open to all)
• Explore specialized academic, technical, and career pathways offered across 91Ö±²¥
• Network with educators, administrators, and community partners

91Ö±²¥â€™s Specialized Programs

Explore 91Ö±²¥ is the kickoff of the application window for 91Ö±²¥’s specialized programs. Applications and more details are available here.

Elementary Programs

• Crow Leadership Academy is an IB Primary Years Progamme focusing on service and global citizenship. This program is one of only a few in the state.
• Wimbish World Language Academy students are fully immersed in a dual language environment in either English/Spanish or English/French.

Fine Arts and Dual Language Academies

• Corey and Jones Academies of Fine Arts and Dual Language students engage in Spanish, visual arts, music, and performing arts.
• Gunn Junior High Fine Arts and Dual Language Academy students continue the fine arts and dual language pathway they started at Jones or Corey.
• Arlington High School completes the fine arts and dual language pathway.

STEM Academies

• Pearcy STEM Academy students experience STEM opportunities throughout the day.
• Martin STEM Academy prepares students for STEM college majors and careers in engineering, biomedical science, technology, and computer science.

Early College High School

• Arlington Collegiate High School partners with TCC Southeast campus to give students a college experience as they work toward an associate degree.
• Arlington College and Career High School students learn in a college environment as they work toward an associate degree and workforce certifications.

P-TECH

• Bowie P-TECH students earn an associate degree and participate in traditional high school programs with an emphasis on health sciences.
• Lamar P-TECH students earn an associate degree and participate in traditional high school programs with an emphasis on business and cybersecurity.
• Sam Houston P-TECH students earn an associate degree and participate in traditional high school programs with an emphasis on logistics, business, and mechatronics.
• Seguin P-TECH students earn an associate degree and participate in traditional high school programs with an emphasis on mechanical engineering and Computer Aided Design (CAD).