“APS Snapshots” is a cable program highlighting student, teacher or school achievements, and information on a variety of topics.You can see “APS Snapshots” on Comcast Cable Channel 70 and Verizon FiOS Channel 41. “Snapshots” airs at 7:00 Monday – Friday, and may run at additional times as scheduling allows. “Snapshots” can also be viewed on YouTube at AETVaps.
APS Snapshots is filmed and produced by the Arlington Educational Television Department (AETV) in cooperation with the Arlington Public Schools Department of School and Community Relations. For more information about a program or segment, please call 703-228-6005.

Snapshots Features Legacy Mural at Long Branch

In this episode of Snapshots, Superintendent Dr. Pat Murphy talks with Long Branch Elementary School students and staff about their legacy mural.

Superintendent Teaches Oakridge Students about Beekeeping

In this episode of Snapshots, Superintendent Dr. Pat Murphy teaches Oakridge Elementary School students about bee keeping.

First Annual Engineering Night Featured on Snapshots

In this week’s episode, Snapshots features the first annual Engineer Night held last month.

Snapshots Highlights Substance Abuse Counselors

In this week’s episode, Snapshots highlights the role of Substance Abuse Counselors in schools.

Snapshots Celebrates Alice West Fleet’s New Foundation

In this week’s episode, Snapshots highlights the “Celebrating Our New Foundation” for the new Alice West Fleet Elementary School.

Snapshots Celebrates the Wilson Site’s New Foundation

In this week’s episode, Snapshots highlights the “Celebrating Our New Foundation” event at the Wilson Site.

Randolph’s Back-to-School Parade Featured on Snapshots

In the most recent episode, Snapshots visits Randolph Elementary School as staff holds a parade to welcome families and get students excited about going back to school.

AETV’s Snapshots Features the Swanson Writers Project

AETV presents our latest edition of Snapshots, where we visit with middle school students at Swanson who are celebrating a year of reading as part of the Swanson Writers Project.