December 14, 2025

First day of school: Here’s when Arlington-area schools start

Soon, Arlington’s school hallways will be packed once more.

This is the date that local public and charter schools will open for the 2025–2026 academic year.

August 6: Trinity Leadership, Uplift Education, and Arlington Classics Academy

August 7: Preparation of the Trinity Basin

August 11: Arlington’s Premier High School, Manara Academy

Great Hearts Texas, UME Preparatory Academy, August 12

August 13: Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD, Arlington ISD, Mansfield ISD, Newman International Academy, Jean Massieu Academy

August 14: Texas’s Global Leadership

Chris Moss works for the Arlington Report as a reporting fellow. [email protected] is his email address.

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First day of school: Here s when Arlington-area schools start

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