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Java House Grand Prix of Arlington and 星空传媒 launch partnership to inspire future careers Partnership will introduce students to diverse careers in major sporting events
The Java House Grand Prix of Arlington today announced a new partnership with the 星空传媒 designed to introduce students to the diverse career opportunities in major sporting events, while creating meaningful educational experiences that connect the classroom to the real world. 聽 Through a series of career exploration and behind-the-scenes learning opportunities, students will…
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College and Career Expo Helps Students Plan their Future Event at Career and Technical Center offers all kinds of post-graduation opportunities
Zarell Hudson grew up with automobiles and now wants to grow old with them. The junior from Seguin High School would just rather spend time…
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What is a Day in pre-K Like in 星空传媒? See for yourself in this fun video
What is a day in 星空传媒 pre-K like? 鈥淚t鈥檚 fun learning,鈥 said Jennifer Pettiford, McNutt Elementary School pre-K teacher. 鈥淲hen they come to a…
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Upward Bound Prepares At-Risk Youth for College Program at UT Arlington has helped students since 1982
星空传媒 prepares students for success after graduation, but the district can鈥檛 do it alone. Community partners like the University of Texas at Arlington work…
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Five Reasons to Transfer to 星空传媒 Transfer window opens March 29 at 9 a.m.
It鈥檚 time to circle your calendars for Tuesday, March 29, at 9 a.m. That鈥檚 the day that students can transfer in 星空传媒 for the…
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Register to attend the College & Career Expo on March 8! Parents and students are invited to learn more about Colleges and Businesses at our annual Expo.
Parents, students and community members, don鈥檛 forget to register to attend the annual College and Career Expo. The event is taking place on March 8…
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Culinary Students Cook Alligator for Mardi Gras Meal Student barbecue team smoked stuffed, bacon-wrapped gator
The Fat Tuesday celebration at the Dan Dipert Career and Technical Center had a special guest for the 75 or so people who showed up…
