Arlington High School’s DECA club members recently participated in the regional competition and 27 qualified for the state competition.
Grace Academy expanded their campus with new classrooms and a new cafeteria that were opened in January.
The Marysville Rotary honored Marysville-Pilchuck High School student Zachary Schalo with their Rotary Service Award on Jan. 23.
The planned Arlington Career Internships program is meant to provide local juniors and seniors an opportunity to work 90 hours and receive 0.5 credits this summer.
The newest Marysville school board member Paul Galovin was sworn on to the board on Dec. 11.
The Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors requested in 2018 that Snohomish County and the city of Arlington begin collecting school impact fees in 2019. Washington state public schools are permitted to request that counties and cities impose fees on new residential construction within …
The Tour of Lights brought local families to a Cedarcrest Golf Course decorated with holiday lights and displays as the annual event returns to Marysville.
Arlington and Darrington families in need received holiday gifts on Dec. 14 from the annual A Christmas Wish program.
Families came down for a powwow and holiday gifts as part of the Christmas Powwow put on by Tulalip Youth Services and the Marysville School District on Dec. 14.
Elise Sumsion and Ian Crosby were recently honored for their work in volunteering and in their school organizations with the December Students of the Month award.
Michele Blythe will be the newest Arlington City Council member who will begin serving next year.
Two replacement levies will be on the ballot this February for the Lakewood School District that would help fund extra-curricular activities and educational programs, technology improvements and facilities maintenance.
Mary Levesque and Mike Ray were sworn in as new board members during the Dec. 9 Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors meeting. Levesque represents district area 4 which includes parts of downtown Arlington and Gleneagle. Ray represents district area 1 which includes Arlington Heights a…
At its Nov. 25 meeting, the Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors voted to maintain the current Educational Programs and Operations Levy tax rate at $1.50 per $1,000 of assessed value for 2020. The board is required to certify the tax amount to Snohomish County each year in November. T…
The Arlington School Board recently approved a $3 million purchase and sale agreement with Miles Sand and Gravel for 180 acres of land located at 9102 SR 530.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School student Mariem Chenek was honored for her volunteer work in the community on Nov. 26.
The Arlington Kiwanis Club, in conjunction with the nonprofit “The Dictionary Project” and Friends of the Arlington Library, recently donated dictionaries to third graders in the Arlington, Darrington and Lakewood School Districts.
During the Nov. 25 Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors meeting, directors Kay Duskin and Dr. Jeff Huleatt were recognized for their many years of service to the students. Duskin and Huleatt served a combined 36 years on the board and decided not to run again for their seats on the board.
The Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors has been named a Board of Distinction by the Washington State School Directors' Association (WSSDA). They were recognized on Nov. 22 during the WSSDA Annual Conference. This is the second time the Arlington School Board has been recognized with…
Students Mackensie Connelly and Parker Devereux were recognized for their athletic and academic achievements with the November Students of the Month award.
The Arlington School District Board of Directors will have two new members after two long-time board members decided not to run again this year.
The Arlington School Board will put a bond to replace Post Middle School, a classroom and security levy, as well as a replacement levy before the voters in February.
Kent Prairie Elementary students have been gathering school supplies over the past few weeks so they can donate them to students in Uganda. For the past 30 years, an organization called Sister Schools has been working with schools to help with the donations to schools and orphanages in Uganda.
The Marysville School Board unanimously approved sending to voters in February a $120 million levy measure to rebuild two schools and add security improvements to other schools.
Arlington High School had an evacuation on Oct. 22 after a homemade explosive device was set off in a bathroom at the school.
The Regional Apprenticeship Pathways (RAP) program kicked off this year and students are already learning skills that can help them graduate and focus on their careers. The RAP Center is located on the Marysville-Pilchuck High School campus and the program is a partnership between Marysvill…
Stillaguamish Valley Learning Center (SVLC) students brought their learning to life on Oct. 9 by seeing some animals they’ve been learning about as part of their science curriculum. Staff from the Sarvey Wildlife Care Center brought a peregrine falcon, turkey vulture, and great horned owl to…
Marysville Getchell High School seniors Madeline Grandbois and Nicholas Faber were recognized for their volunteer efforts as Marysville’s October Students of the Month.
Lakewood School District officials and local community members gathered on Oct. 9 to talk about the future of Lakewood schools.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School seniors Aaron Kalab and Maggie Schaffler were named as the September Students of the Month for their work in their community and at their school.
Community members can try some wine and support local schools at the Arlington Education Foundation’s annual wine and beer tasting fundraiser on Sept. 27.
Arlington Public Schools has been awarded a digital imaging grant from the Washington State Archives to digitize its permanent student records. Permanent student records – which include a student’s middle and high school transcripts, elementary enrollment history and grade progression, legac…
For the fourth year the Arlington School District Board of Directors approved providing basic school supplies for all students.
School officials in Marysville are working to make sure all students reap the academic benefits of playing music.
Less than two weeks are left to help hundreds of Marysville, Lakewood and Tulalip students get the school supplies they need for the upcoming school year. Donations are being accepted through Aug. 9 to help the area’s most at-risk youth.
The Marysville School Supply Drive began in July and will continue through Aug. 9 at various locations around the city.
Arlington High School (AHS) students in the Advanced Engineering/Manufacturing class spent the year engineering and designing bike racks for the city of Arlington. The city was in need of new bike racks and partnered with the high school to have the students design the racks.
The community’s help is needed to make sure hundreds of Marysville and Tulalip students have the tools they need to succeed. To help local children a School Supply Drive is currently underway. During the supply drive, which began July 1, community members can drop off critically needed sch…
Students at Arlington’s Haller Middle School built solar panels, aquaponics systems to recycle water and other projects on June 18 in an attempt to built a mock Mars colony.
The Lakewood School Board selected Scott Peacock, Deputy Superintendent of the Snohomish School District, to be the next superintendent of the local school district.
Lakewood High School announced its valedictorian, Kimmy Epperson, and two salutatorians, Joseph Knoth and Jade Lundquist, this June.
Cedarcrest Middle School students showed their research and experiments at the school’s annual STEM fair on May 29.
Arlington Public Schools was recently audited for fiscal year 2017-18 by the Washington State Auditor’s Office and the results were published on May 20. School districts are audited every year by the auditor’s office. The auditor’s opinion indicates Arlington’s financial statements were fair…
The Marysville Rotary Education Foundation gave out $173,500 in scholarships during their Awards Ceremony night on May 22.
Marysville Getchell High School students Taylor Knocke and Evan Krautkremer were honored as the April Students of the Month for their work at their school.
The Lakewood School District plans to build a new middle school STEM lab, a new Cougar Creek Elementary roof and a new district office with leftover funds from their bond.
Marysville Getchell High School student Cristina Velasco has more than 600 hours of volunteer service for the past three years and was recently recognized by the Marysville Rotary.
Arlington High School’s jazz bands brought dancing and grooves to the school’s commons at their annual Swing into Spring on May 3 and 4.
The Marysville School District Equity, Diversity, and Indigenous Education Department invite families, students, staff and the community to an evening of cultural exploration and discovery through food, music, dance, and art. The Festival of World Cultures, takes place on Friday, May 17, fr…
Students from Arlington High School’s FFA program came together on May 2 to 5 to sell plants to the community as part of their annual plant sale.
The Lakewood High School jazz band “11th Avenue” traveled down to Oregon this April and took first place at the 44th annual Pleasant Hill Jazz Festival.
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