Updated May 2: Yorktown High School sophomore Kelsey Kitzke and senior Phoebe Brueger and Wakefield High School junior Brigitta Naugle have been accepted to The National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) program.
Month: April 2017
Three Students Accepted to National Security Language Initiative for Youth
Arlington Public Schools STARTALK Arabic & Chinese Summer Program Registration Open
For the 11th year, Arlington Public School will offer a free three-week immersion program for rising sixth-eighth grade students interested in Arabic and Chinese.
School Health Advisory Board Presents Clean Air Awareness Month Celebration
The Environmental Health and Asthma Subcommittee of the Arlington Public Schools School Health Advisory Board will host a Clean Air Awareness Month Celebration at Arlington Central Library Mon, May 1.
May Schedule of School Board Meetings, Work Sessions, and Advisory Group Meetings
The Arlington School Board’s May schedule of Board Meetings, Work Sessions, and Advisory Council and Committee Meetings is now available.
Green Scene Highlights Campbell’s Basil Project
In this week’s episode, Green Scene talks with Campbell Elementary School students and staff about the school’s expeditionary learning project to grow basil.
Extended Day Currently Sending Notifications Regarding Registration Status
The Extended Day Central Office continues to review and process the registration information that has been submitted since April 1. Families requesting summer Extended Day have been notified of their […]
Deadline for Summer School Registration Approaching
The next deadline for Summer School registration is Fri, May 5.
Snapshots Goes Behind the Scenes of Taylor’s Alice in Wonderland
In this week’s episode, Snapshots visits Taylor Elementary School as students rehearse and prepare for their production of Alice and Wonderland.
APS Saves Over $2.1M Per Year with Peachjar
Arlington Public Schools (APS) is committed to sustainability and ensuring that we adopt practices that protect the environment.
Superintendent Updates School Board on New High School Instructional Focus
Superintendent Dr. Pat Murphy provided the School Board with an update on the options for 1,300 new high school seats at last night’s meeting.