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Superintendent highlights educators, student achievements and community partnerships

Arlington Independent School District Board of Trustees · January 8, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Smith highlighted district talent, recognized Lamar High School student Chosen Green as Student of the Month, and noted Arlington ISD's partnerships for the MLK 4-Day Celebration and other staff recognitions.

Superintendent Dr. Smith used the Jan. 8 meeting to underscore the district priority of talent and resources and to highlight examples of staff and student achievements across Arlington ISD.

Principal Lesley Maroney recognized Chosen Green as Lamar High School's Student of the Month for January, noting his AVID participation, role as drum line captain, and plan to graduate with an associate degree one semester early. The district also announced winners of the MLK 4-Day Celebration art and essay contests, introduced by City of Arlington Director of Community Development Troy Williams.

Dr. Smith cited examples ranging from teachers and coaches who supported Cade Cunningham to visual arts teacher Sharon Miller's recognition as a Cowboys Class Act educator and early childhood programs such as Toddler Time as examples of how district educators support student success.

The recognitions and superintendent's report were presented as positive highlights of district work; no Board action was required.