Teachers from the Arlington, Lakewood, and Stanwood-Camano School Districts attended a potlatch hosted by the Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians on March 17 at the Angel of the Winds Casino.

Haller Middle School Leadership students spent the past two weeks gathering personal hygiene products as part of a schoolwide hygiene drive.

Kent Prairie Elementary students decorated valentine cards today which were given to veterans at Cascade Valley Senior Living.

Arlington High School’s Air Force Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps continues to attract new students thanks to a strong marketing effort in the middle schools.

Eight outstanding middle and high school students from the Arlington, Darrington and Lakewood School Districts were recognized Jan. 26 by the Rotary Club of Arlington for making a difference in their respective schools.

Arlington students learn about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy this week

The Arlington Lions Club conducted vision screenings for 2,735 Arlington students this fall.

Member of Haller Middle School’s volleyball teams gathered gifts this holiday season to help families in need.

Arlington Education Foundation gives 20 grants worth more than $14,000 to classroom teachers

The Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors has been named a Board of Distinction by the Washington State School Directors' Association (WSSDA) for the fourth year in a row. The board members were recognized on Nov. 18 during the WSSDA Annual Conference.

The Arlington Kiwanis Club – in conjunction with the non-profit “The Dictionary Project” and Friends of the Arlington Library – recently donated dictionaries to third graders in the Arlington, Darrington and Lakewood School Districts.

Nine students from Arlington and Weston High Schools spent their summer interning at seven local businesses and organizations to experience jobs in the area.

A new class at Arlington High School (AHS) is providing a hands-on learning experience for students.

Arlington High School renewed its accreditation for another six years through the Washington Association of Educational Service Districts.

Devyn Britton, an Arlington Girl Scout, raised $800 to help with mental health in local schools.