Students in the Winners Circle Automotive Build, Visual Communications, and Marketing courses are excited to get started on a year-long project that will give them the opportunity to develop plans as a team and build a race car from the ground up, while learning about the many ways available to promote the project.
The Winners Circle Project is designed to inspire fresh, young, innovative minds through STEAM programs embedded in the exciting world of car racing and create opportunities for hands-on experience.
The Winners Circle Project is designed to inspire fresh, young, innovative minds through STEAM programs embedded in the exciting world of car racing and create opportunities for hands-on experience.
Arlington HS biology teacher, Tricia Muraco, spent six weeks this summer at Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies participating in scientific research and developing innovative instructional materials for her classroom. Donning mesh-covered hats to protect them from insects, a research team investigated the legacy effects of spongy moth caterpillar defoliation on forest structure and productivity.
Based on her experience, Ms. Muraco is designing a lab that will get her students out into the forest at Baird Park. The students will work in teams to measure productivity, biomass, and carbon sequestration, as well as how disturbances shape those variables.
Over the coming school year, she will continue to work with the Biology Research Experience for Teachers (BIORETS) program managers to refine, implement, and evaluate her new lesson plans.
Based on her experience, Ms. Muraco is designing a lab that will get her students out into the forest at Baird Park. The students will work in teams to measure productivity, biomass, and carbon sequestration, as well as how disturbances shape those variables.
Over the coming school year, she will continue to work with the Biology Research Experience for Teachers (BIORETS) program managers to refine, implement, and evaluate her new lesson plans.
Arlington graduates Christopher Atkins (class of 2022) and Catherine Embry (class of 2024) won championships at the Drum Corps International (DCI) finals on August 9, in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Atkins marched with the Boston Crusaders (Boston, MA) this summer in DCI’s elite World Class, while Embry marched with the Spartans (Nashua, NH) in Open Class. The Spartans and Embry made history by winning their third consecutive Open Class Championship. The Boston Crusaders made history on multiple fronts by winning the championship, by receiving the high caption awards for Brass, Color Guard, and Percussion, and by achieving a very rare perfect score in the percussion caption.
Both students are graduates of the Arlington Marching Band program, which sets them up for success with such high level organizations. Many Arlington graduates have gone on to march in drum corps across the country,.
Atkins marched with the Boston Crusaders (Boston, MA) this summer in DCI’s elite World Class, while Embry marched with the Spartans (Nashua, NH) in Open Class. The Spartans and Embry made history by winning their third consecutive Open Class Championship. The Boston Crusaders made history on multiple fronts by winning the championship, by receiving the high caption awards for Brass, Color Guard, and Percussion, and by achieving a very rare perfect score in the percussion caption.
Both students are graduates of the Arlington Marching Band program, which sets them up for success with such high level organizations. Many Arlington graduates have gone on to march in drum corps across the country,.
Arlington High School has received the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) 2024-2025 Sportsmanship Promotion Banner Award! According to NYPHSAA the award is presented "to schools that have developed proactive approaches in keeping sportsmanship in the forefront with their students, coaches, spectators and communities."
"We are honored to accept the NYSPHSAA Sportsmanship promotion award,” said Arlington Athletic Director Michael Cring. “In education-based athletics, sportsmanship and character are areas our coaching staff works to foster in our athletes as we try to develop individuals that will be positive leaders in their community."
"We are honored to accept the NYSPHSAA Sportsmanship promotion award,” said Arlington Athletic Director Michael Cring. “In education-based athletics, sportsmanship and character are areas our coaching staff works to foster in our athletes as we try to develop individuals that will be positive leaders in their community."
Under clear skies, a spectacular milestone was reached as 650 members of the Class of 2025 proudly received their diplomas at Arlington High School's 100th Commencement ceremony on June 27. Watch the ceremony at: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZOsGIvNStY8?feature=shared
LaGrange Middle School's Cram the Classroom drive was a huge success, thanks to the incredible generosity of school community! Students from the Community Service Club did an amazing job sorting and packing all the donations, which have now been sent to restock the shelves at Dutchess Outreach. A big thank you to everyone who contributed!
Arlington High School students were awarded certificates for completing their capstone projects for the Seal of Civic Readiness during the Arlington CSD board meeting on June 10.
The Seal Civic Readiness was designed by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) to recognize students who have demonstrated the ability to make a positive difference in the public life of our communities through the combination of civic knowledge, skills, actions, mindsets, and experiences. The Seal of Civic Readiness is a seal of distinction awarded by the NYSED that students can earn for their high school transcript and diploma, serving as a statement of accomplishment for the students, their families, future employers and college admissions.
The April edition of the Arlingtonian is out! Pick up a copy or read it here now: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JtRv9UePDqw-C6DW7_mwpPC10l6W3H2l/view
Traver Road second graders enjoyed last week's Queen City Dance residency, giving them an opportunity to get up and move while learning dance steps and teamwork! #arlingtonspirit
In April, Arlington High School students in the Model United Nations and UNICEF clubs went on a combined field trip to the United Nations. #arlingtonspirit
Vail Farm students enjoyed an Engineer visit on Friday, April 25th.
In these photos: students in Mrs. Killmer's 3rd grade class were challenged with planning, building and testing a catapult.
Congratulations to Arlington HS senior Marcus Owens, who was awarded two Gold Medals from the National Scholastic Art and Writing contest! Marcus's artwork will be published in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards online gallery and his name will be added to their 2025 yearbook. On June 11th, he will be recognized in a ceremony at Carnegie Hall in New York City. #arlingtonspirit
