Morton Elementary School, located in Arlington, Texas, offers education to students in grades kindergarten through six. Its curriculum includes subjects, such as such as fine arts, physical education, English, mathematics, computer technology, social studies and foreign languages. The school offers a wide range of services, including career counseling, financial aid, and academic guidance and consultation. The sports activities offered by the school include football, soccer, basketball, hockey, badminton, tumbling, bowling and softball. The school also offers a variety of extracurricular activities that include juggling, tag games, handball, strength training, roller racers, hula hoops, relays and canoeing. The school has a library and is a part of the Arlington Independent School District.
Burgin Elementary School offers a variety of academic and extracurricular programs to students in prekindergarten through grade six. Its curriculum includes language arts, literature, history, economics, government, math, science, fine arts, music, computers, and health and physical education. It also offers classes in elective subjects, including visual and performing arts, and music and dance. The school offers intramural and interscholastic sports, such as baseball, basketball, gymnastics, softball, cross country, swimming, and track and field. It organizes various preschool and after school programs and classes. The school provides other services that include fitness classes, financial assistance and foreign education plans. It offers scholarships to its students and also arranges educational trips. It additionally organizes counseling and enrichment programs. The school is located in Arlington, Texas, and is operated by the Arlington Independent School District.
The Newcomer Center is an educational facility that serves more than 320 students. Founded in 1994, it offers classes in various subjects, such as English and math. The school also administers English as Second Language and Adult Workplace EL-Civics programs. The Newcomer Center has a staff of over 25 members and provides guidance counseling services. Its after-school activities include soccer, softball, baseball, computer technology, drama and choir. The school conducts field trips to banks, libraries and municipal facilities. In addition, the Newcomer Center provides reading, writing, computation and spelling skills development sessions. It is a part of the Arlington Independent School District.
