Houston tx school district in Arlington, Texas

Ashworth Elementary School is a primary school located at 6700 Silo Road in Arlington, Texas, United States. Join Arlington ISD for our annual teacher job fair on Saturday, April 20, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Sam Houston High School, 2000 Sam Houston Drive, Arlington. At Ashworth Elementary School, we believe in equipping your child for the future by providing the right mindsets, building blocks, and educational frameworks to maximize their opportunities to excel. Our educational philosophy focuses on helping students develop a strong sense of resiliency to face life's challenges. We prioritize your child's safety with vetted protocols for emergency response and medical aid. Our award-winning approach considers the whole development of your child from pre-K through College and Career prep. We offer academic resources and extra-curricular activities at no cost to you, and provide practical day-to-day resources on our Family Support Page. Eligibility windows are available to apply for Student Transfer or Specialized Programs, and we are committed to guiding you through the process. Our goal is to nurture well-rounded young adults who are prepared to excel in college, career, and beyond. Stay informed about upcoming events and important dates, such as the total solar eclipse on Monday. For any accessibility concerns or grievances, please contact our Web Services department or refer to district policies.

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