Recent News

"Voices United" Workshops Train Students to Recognize and Combat Negative Culture and Climate Behaviors

"Voices United” training helps AHS ninth grade students develop an understanding of the impacts of bullying, bias, harassment, and degrading language among their peers and provides the skills needed to help them build a school community that is safer and more inclusive.

Computer Career Day Illustrates the Myriad of Ways Computer Science Skills Are Used in the Real World

Hearing directly from individuals who use computer science in a variety of ways enabled Career Day attendees to understand how the skills they learn in the classroom can transition into the workplace.

Ten Arlington Education Foundation Grants Support Innovative Programming Across All Ages

The latest round of funding awarded by the Arlington Education Foundation enables creative teaching and learning across a variety of disciplines that promotes problem solving skills, encourages discussion and critical thinking, enriches curriculum, expands knowledge, and develops empathy and understanding.

Press Release: Three Finalists for Arlington, MA Public Schools Deputy Superintendent of Teaching and Learning

The Arlington Public Schools is pleased to announce that three finalists for Deputy Superintendent of Teaching and Learning have been selected by a representative screening committee. There were 16 members of the initial screening committee. Members of the committee included APS parents, teachers, administrators, and an AHS student.

Arlington High School Choral Singers and Instrumentalists Maintain a Busy Fall Performance and Learning Schedule

The fall season for the talented musicians in the AHS Performing Arts Department included performances within and outside the school, masterclasses offered by professional musicians, and the first Open House of the Year.

Arlington High School girls volleyball game in the Red Gym in AHS. Arlington players up at the net.

Exciting AHS Fall Athletic Season Ends

The fall athletic season at Arlington High School included strong performances, Championship wins, and high student participation in eight sports.

OMS students participating in one-act play pose in three rows sitting, seating and standing at stage front edge at OMS.

Drama Season Begins Strong with Fall Plays at Ottoson Middle School and Arlington High School

Two one-act plays got the theater season rolling at OMS, and AHS students inaugurated their new auditorium with a delightful performance of one of Shakespeare’s beloved comedies.

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Culture Nights Celebrate the Richness of APS School Communities

At individual events in November, Brackett and Dallin families used displays, food, activities, and performances to share how they define their cultural identities, deepening their understanding of each other and building connections.

Banner announcing The Great Pumpkin Rescue attached to a chain link fence.

The Great Pumpkin Rescue Gives New Life to Old Jack-o-lanterns

Elementary school families responded enthusiastically to the call for pumpkins to be composted, dropping them off for collection and deflecting over eight tons of the seasonal orbs from the waste stream.

Wall of Positivity poster covered with multi-colored post-it notes with supportive messages.

Ottoson “Start with Hello Week” Promotes Connection and Inclusivity

Through discussion, reflection, and simple activities that bring students together, “Start with Hello Week” reintroduces the young people to the power of connection, empathy, and helping one another.

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