important request
PLEASE RETURN ALL SCHOOL BOOKS FROM THE 19-20 SCHOOL YEAR. WE DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH TO HAND OUT FOR THIS YEAR! THANK YOU!
Freshman information
Hello Arlington High School Freshman families!
Here we go! It's time for us to Fly Eagles Fly as we launch the start of the 2020-2021 school year. We are so excited to have you and your freshman student joining the Eagle family.
We have two videos that we'd like to share with you. First, we have made our Freshman Parent Night into a virtual video to give you information about us here at AHS.
Second, our AHS Link Crew has put together a video specifically for your student to help set them up for success and to introduce them the culture of Arlington High School.
We hope these are helpful as we welcome you to AHS.
Please reach out to us at any time!
Freshman Student Video:
Freshman Parent Video
Distance Learning 2.0 Schedule
reopening arlington public schools
https://www.asd.wednet.edu/for_families/reopening_arlington_schools
Schedule for the First 4 Days of Arlington High School and Text book Distribution Schedule
main office hours
The main office will be open starting Monday, August 11. Our office hours are 7:00-3:30.
You can pick up yearbooks, return textbooks and Chromebooks during this time. If you are purchasing a 19-20 yearbook, please have exact change or pay by check. $70.
Registration began on August 17th. All registration is online.
yearbooks are here
If you did not pick up your yearbook or buy a yearbook during distribution last week, you’ll have that opportunity once the school office opens August 12th. We have roughly 40 left for sale. You’ll need to specify that you want to purchase a 19-20 book!
40 books are available to purchase, $70 exact cash or check ONLY.
transcripts
If you need to order transcripts, there is a link in the Quicklinks section.>>>
Click on the button that says "order records" and follow the directions.
congratulations to our nwesd teacher of the year
Arlington High School teacher Ben Ballew, named as 2021 Regional Teacher of the Year by the Northwest Educational Service District 189 (NWESD).Ballew was selected from a competitive group of teacher nominees from across the NWESD Region. Ballew is a National Board Certified English Language Arts (ELA) teacher and ASB Advisor at Arlington High School in the Arlington School District. He has been an educator with the district for 13 years.
Duane Fish, Arlington High School Principal, describes Ballew as, “An educator who inspires our students to achieve more than they ever imagined possible, both in the classroom and in our community. At AHS, we ask three things of Every Eagle: Be Involved, Work Hard and Be Kind. Not a day goes by without Ben Ballew role modeling these traits for our kids. He is engaging in the classroom, effective in his leadership and inspirational to all who know him. Ben is a champion of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion on our campus.”
In his application essay, Ballew wrote, “As an educator, I want my classroom to be a safe space where students feel that they have a voice and the autonomy to shape their learning experience in a way that reflects their interests and needs. I want them to feel empowered to analyze their experiences and change their world.”
As a champion of social and racial justice and equity, Ballew’s recent efforts in the classroom include helping students connect to their family, culture, and community. He has dedicated his English 12: Literature of Social Justice course developing racial literacy and empowering students to be anti-racist advocates in their community. As a result of the course, he says that his students are having difficult - and necessary - conversations with their families about topics of culture, race, and privilege; moreover, they are taking their initial steps in authentic advocacy for their marginalized peers and community members.
“Ben is a gifted educator who engages and inspires students on a daily basis,” said Arlington Public Schools Superintendent, Dr. Chrys Sweeting. “He is dedicated to removing barriers and increasing access for all students. We are proud of his efforts at Arlington High School and in our school district.”
"In reviewing Ben's Teacher of the Year materials, I was impressed by his work leading equity and social justice with the students of Arlington High School.  He clearly has made an impact in the lives of the students and community in Arlington."
- David Forsythe, Assistant Superintendent of Operations NWESD
NWESD’s Assistant Superintendent of Operations, David Forsythe, helped guide the selection process of the recipient of NWESD’s Regional Teacher of the Year.
The Regional Teacher of the Year program recognizes educators for their excellence in teaching while giving them a platform to advocate for educational issues of particular interest to them. Some other Regional Teacher of the Year duties include:
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Contributing to a collection of teacher tales to be shared with legislators, educational leaders, and other stakeholders called From Seed to Apple.
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Traveling the state to share expertise with community groups, businesses, government officials, and future teachers.
20-21 cheer tryouts
Cheer tryouts will be held in the fall for the winter season due to the COVID-19 school closure. We are still working on details and waiting for more information but when everything gets settled, there will be an announcement on when tryouts will take place.
we need to make sure our teens are okay!
This has been a tough time for our teens. Staying home all the time and connecting only online makes building family relationships even more important.
8 Practical Things Families Can Do at Home to Support Social-Emotional Learning
20 Apps to Combat Anxiety and Stress (for Kids and Adults!)
eAGLE APPAREL STORE
Arlington Eagle Gear is now available for order. Go to the Athletics tab above and click on the link for the Apparel Store. A percentage of each sale goes to support Arlington athletics. Thank you for your support! GO EAGLES!!
AHS MISSION STATEMENT
Arlington High School is proud to be a collaborative learning community where all staff inspire all students to act as responsible, productive citizens who embrace lifelong learning.
Skyward Mobile App (Family Access)
Parents can download the free Skyward app to their mobile devices allowing them to login to their Family Access account via a mobile device. For instructions on downloading the app for Apple and Android products go to http://www.asd.wednet.edu and follow this path: For Families > For Parents >> Family Access Instructions.
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