Recent News

Poster for the Greater Boston Stage Company production of All is Calm, December 2023.

“All is Calm” Puts a Human Face on War for AHS Ninth Grade Students

Attending a performance of “All is Calm” enabled Arlington High School Modern World History students to experience history differently from classroom discussions and make connections between the past and the present.

Flyer for the SPACE Parent Group.

APS Social Workers Offer “Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions” Parent Group

“SPACE” training, offered to parents and caregivers, focuses on changing their behavior in ways that can help reduce their child’s anxiety.

Camera man Ralph Griswold captures the action at the CKF gift event at AHS.

AHS Chapter of Cancer Kids First Hosts Gift Event Featured on TV News

Providing support to pediatric cancer patients and their families is the mission of Cancer Kids First, and AHS students and other volunteers at the December event packed gifts that were shipped to 43 young people across the United States.

AHS Junior’s Scheduling Application Captures Fifth District Congressional App Challenge

Almost the entire Arlington High School student body uses BlockStatus to manage their schedules, monitor school news, maintain to-do lists, and connect with friends.

Celebrating Creole Culture at Brackett Culture & Creativity Night 2023

Brackett Culture and Creativity Night Celebrates the Cultural Identities that Enrich the School Community

The different ways people identify themselves–by language of origin, abilities, ethnicity, family structure, etc.--were explored and shared on a special night in November.

A multi-colored graphic showing the Pyramid Model in the share of a pyramid, as described by the National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations.

Menotomy Preschool offers “Positive Solutions for Families” Workshops

Evidence-based workshop series teaches positive behavior approaches that connect home with the classroom, and promotes lasting connection between families who face the same challenges.

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.

U.S. Representatives Maxwell Alejandro Frost and Katherine Clark at the Town Hall in AHS

U.S. Representatives Answer Student Questions During Town Hall at Arlington High School

Gun violence and prevention was the topic of October’s question-and-answer session with Representatives Katherine Clark and Maxwell Alejandro Frost, the first Gen Z member of the U.S Congress.

Pumpkins collected at Brackett Elementary School in the Great Pumpkin Rescue

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 seven tons of the seasonal orbs from the waste stream.

Ottoson on stage in Ichabod in male and female costumes.

19th Century New York and Merry-old England Were the Sites for the OMS and AHS Fall Plays

Audiences enjoyed the adventures of iconic characters Ichabod Crane and Robin Hood (or was it Maid Marian?) during the recent Ottoson Middle and Arlington High School drama productions.

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