Recent News

Seven Arlington Education Foundation Grants Drive Creative Teaching at All Levels

The most recent round of grant funding from the Arlington Education Foundation (AEF) supports innovative teaching and collaboration in special education, science, and the arts and funds a unique professional development opportunity for a World Language teacher.

Photo of a garden lined with white stones, a fountain, two pools, palm trees and a view of hills in the distance at Cahal Pech Village Resort in San Ignacio, Cayo Region, Belize

Ottoson Students Explore the Unique Beauty and History of Belize

OMS students spent their spring school vacation climbing, snorkeling, zipping, and floating their way through Belize, meeting the people and learning about the cuisine and culture along the way.

A male student on stage dancing in front of the black curtain, with a red shirt, red-checked tie, and black pants, and a black fedora-style hat.

Classic Songs and Exciting Dance Numbers Propelled Ottoson’s Performance of “Guys and Dolls”

Middle school students had fun recreating the world of illegal gambling and romance in the big city with their dynamic performance of the 1950 Tony award winning “Guys and Dolls”.

AHS Senior Wins National Merit Scholarship, is Semifinalist for U.S. Presidential Scholars Award

His passions for academics and service have led AHS senior Gregory Lubashev to be acknowledged and rewarded with national recognition.

Poster for Brackett STEM Night, with drawings of boy and girl scientists, test tubes, magnets, atom, microscope, head with circuits drawn.

Fun, Discovery, and Community Characterize Elementary Science Nights

Student work, demonstrations, and hands-on activities allow exploration and enjoyment at Brackett, Dallin, and Bishop celebrations of science.

METCO and Arlington-Resident Students, Families, and Advocates Come Together in Community

Walking, volunteering, and advocating together are three ways that METCO students and their families joined Arlington friends and supporters this spring to build connections and strengthen friendships.

Three costumed young actors on stage dancing, dressed in an elegant dress, a black suit, and a more casual dress.

Musical Productions at Brackett and Bishop Build Community and Confidence

Students at two APS elementary schools had the opportunity to let their imaginations soar when they shared their talents as cast and crew members in musicals presented for families and friends.

A female performer singing in a peasant skirted costume with an apron and shawl.

Magical Arlington High School Production of Into the Woods Captivates Audiences

Audiences at this year’s spring musical entered the world of fairy tales as they traveled from innocence to experience, and to the realization that all of us are responsible for each other.

Colorful flyer for the 3/13/23 LGBTQIA+ Community Conversation focused on LGBTQIA+ representation and censorship in libraries.

Community Conversation Explores LGBTQIA+ Book Censorship and Library Collections

Members of the community gathered in March to understand and explore LGBTQIA+ representation in the Arlington Public Schools and town library collections and its importance to both students and their families.

Gibbs Social Studies Teacher Recognized with Statewide Award

Ancient Civilizations teacher Shaina Byrne is this year’s recipient of an award for excellence in teaching middle school Social Studies.

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