Recent News

The Bishop Cultural Fest is an opportunity to increase understanding and appreciation of the diverse cultural backgrounds that contribute to the vitality of the school community.

Math Family Nights, Hour of Code, STEM Night/Student Science Fair, and Math Mornings use games, projects, activities, and demonstrations to increase student exposure to STEM topics and possibilities.

Events with games, demonstrations, and student experiments illustrate the various facets of STEAM while driving creativity and collaboration.

A record number of student projects earned sufficient recognition at the state competition to be eligible to move forward to the national contest in June.

The ways AHS activists are facilitating composting and reducing waste were presented to environmental educators who attended the Massachusetts Environmental Education Society Conference that was designed to inspire and share ideas.

Mathematics events for first grade caregivers at Bishop Elementary School broaden understanding of the curriculum and how the subject is being taught.

Six aspiring directors brought five one act plays to the Arlington High School stage, and the contemporary musical version of “Twelfth Night” explored social norms and ethical questions with wit and wisdom.

After reading or listening to a middle-grade book by Susan Tan, Kindergarten through fifth grade students were able to hear her speak about her craft and answer audience questions.

Ottoson Middle School eighth grade students heard from local community leaders who are topic experts, asked questions, and gathered the information they needed to advance their Civics Action Projects.