Arlington Independent School District Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked for Arlington ISD for seven years and each year becomes a tad different. Year after year, teachers get more tasks to complete. The teachers are superhumans and meet these expectations. Campus administration is very supportive, but it is sometimes hard to communicate with Upper Administration."

"I worked for Arlington I. S. D. for 37 years. The first 11 was in the classroom. After getting my Masters, I applied and secured a job in a support role in the central office. I got to teach teachers! It was very rewarding and challenging, too. I then got to help the whole district of approx. 7000 employees as the Help Desk Manager. Loved it."

"AISD is a great place to work. I enjoyed my time there."

"I have worked in AISD for over 6 years now. The staff and administration has been very supportive, but the Special Education department is very overwhelmed and often unable to support their students or the SPED teachers as needed."

"Public Education is so important to our society, but it does not operate the way I had anticipated."

"AISD is a great place."

"Need retraining to advance in this job."

What do you like about working at Arlington Independent School District?

"flexibility"

What don't you like about working at Arlington Independent School District?

"not sure if I will have daily assignment"

"Working under a grant with the district provides no jobstability, and funds could be cut at anytime."

What do you like about working at Arlington Independent School District?

"I enjoy working with students and watching them grow into well rounded adults. I also enjoy working and educating parents on how to better themselves and continue their education when they seek my advice."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Make sure you understand that your pay and hours will fluctuate and funds can be cut at anytime and you may not have a job. You will have to volunteer a lot of your time because the grant will only allow to get paid only a certain amount of hours and if you want to be successful you have to go over your hours and volunteer."

What don't you like about working at Arlington Independent School District?

"Working under a grant, not knowing how long I will have my position, and the inconsistancy in pay."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would suggest paying empoyees on a salary basis instead hourly because we are required to work as a salary employee. It makes it hard for families to plan their finances not knowing what their paycheck would be."

What do you like about working at Arlington Independent School District?

"Fun to wrok woth Kids"

What don't you like about working at Arlington Independent School District?

"Want to maximize my education."