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Student CTE organizations (CTSO) teach real-world skills

February 9, 2024
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There’s a CTSO for every student 91直播鈥檚聽career and technical education program聽is all about providing future-building opportunities for students. And many of those opportunities extend beyond the classroom. That鈥檚 the case with all the district鈥檚 many career and technical student organizations (CTSOs). These organizations offer students the opportunity to learn a wide range of real-world…

Martin High School senior wins music scholarship

February 8, 2024
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Scholarship from the Texas Music Educators Association With so many pathways, how do you choose the right one after high school?聽 For Martin High School senior Matthew Stringer, it came easy. 聽 鈥淚 realized I wanted to become a choir director聽when my choir was performing with a local choir called the Arlington Master Chorale,鈥 said…

Ag student sells steer at Fort Worth Stock Show for $47,500

February 8, 2024
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Senior battling cancer as she raises steer There is nothing that鈥檚 stopping Arlington High senior Brooklyn Sinclair from taking care of her steers. 聽Not the 30-minute drive she makes twice daily from her home in North Richland Hills to the 91直播 Agriculture Science Center. Not the fact that she made a lot of those…

91直播 Celebrates National School Counseling Week

February 7, 2024
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National School Counseling Week is Feb. 5-9 It鈥檚 National School Counseling Week, so we鈥檙e highlighting a group of dedicated professionals who really deserve recognition all year long. School counselors鈥 job description is long and varied, but it鈥檚 all in the name of supporting students. And it鈥檚 a whole lot more than helping students pick classes…

Fifth and sixth graders win 91直播 Area Spelling Bee

February 6, 2024
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Spelling Bee champs now head to regionals There鈥檚 no spell check in the 91直播 Area Spelling Bee. It鈥檚 practice聽that pays off.聽 For Morgan Garner, a fifth grader聽from Jones Academy of Dual Language and Fine Arts, and Will Farnell, a sixth grader from Ditto Elementary, it sure did. 聽 Out of 61 participants, both students…

Corey Cub Chorus to perform at music educators convention

February 6, 2024
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Corey chorus performance will honor teachers Prepping since September, the Corey Cub Chorus from Corey Academy of Fine Arts and Dual Language is almost ready to take the stage at the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) convention this week.聽 But it all started back in July when Corey鈥檚 music teacher, Felipe Rosales, submitted a recording…

91直播 in the Super Bowl for third straight year

February 5, 2024
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Super Bowl is this Sunday The Super Bowl this Sunday can only mean one thing 鈥 it鈥檚 time to shine the spotlight on the 91直播. And just like the last couple of years, the district will once again be represented Sunday in Super Bowl LVIII when San Francisco plays Kansas City. The good news…

UIL releases realignment for the 2024-2026 cycle

February 2, 2024
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Realignment won’t change much for biggest high schools The five biggest 91直播 schools won鈥檛 see much change for the 2024-25 school year in the wake of the UIL releasing its realignment details for the 2024-2026 cycle. Arlington, Bowie, Lamar, Martin and Sam Houston all remain in District 8-6A along with Grand Prairie and South…

Old Roark Elementary building nearly demolished

February 2, 2024
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Roark site traded to the City of Arlington The old Roark Elementary building is almost gone. Most of it has been demolished to make way for a new city park. Opened in 1961 near the General Motors plant in east Arlington, the Roark school closed 60 years later in May of 2021. The building then…

Opal Lee to headline Sam Houston High School’s Black History event

February 1, 2024
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Sam Houston High School鈥檚 annual Black History Program will be extra special this year. Teacher and activist Opal Lee, 鈥渢he grandmother of Juneteenth鈥 will be the event鈥檚 keynote speaker. Everyone is invited to the program on Feb. 16, from 6-8 p.m. in Sam Houston鈥檚 main auditorium. Tickets are just $3, and the proceeds go to the Black History Month Scholarship Fund. College scholarships are awarded to Sam Houston seniors who work with the Black History program.