Outreach is planned to begin soon to Marysville Pilchuck High School and Totem Middle School community members for the two school’s mascot change process.
The Marysville School District is beginning the process to shape replacement levies to go before district voters, potentially in this upcoming February's election.
For the first time in at least seven years Lakewood High School will have a semifinalist in the National Merit Scholarship program.
A stout defense and more than 350 yards on the ground helped Marysville Pilchuck defeat Shorecrest 52-7 during its season opener on Sept. 3 at Quil Ceda Stadium.
With the prospects of a regularly scheduled season coming up, volleyball teams at high schools in Marysville, Lakewood and Arlington are looking to field experienced, competitive squads this fall.
The Marysville School Board had to adjourn early on Aug. 18 after members of the public disrupted the meeting and made threats to school board members and staff.
High schools in Marysville, Arlington and Lakewood are looking to field competitive football teams in their respective conferences for the season that starts Friday.
The Lakewood School Board approved next year’s budget which will look pretty similar to the 2020-21 budget.
Artists will spend Aug. 21 and 22 demonstrating their technique and selling their creations during an art festival in Everett.
Changing enrollment numbers and other pandemic variables make the budget difficult to project
Marysville school staff presented a draft of their proposed 2021-22 budget to the school board on Aug. 11.
Students who need free supples or services can receive them on Lakewood's Student Support Day
The Marysville School Board on Aug. 4 approved facilitators and a “student-centered” plan for the mascot change process for Totem Middle School and Marysville-Pilchuck High School.
Local community groups are putting on a back to school celebration in Arlington where local families can receive free school supplies for the coming year.
Marysville schools at five locations will have free summer meals available starting on June 22.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School and Totem Middle School will change mascots in the coming year to discontinue the use of Native American symbols.
This summer, more than 30 Arlington students entering ninth grade in the fall are engaging in a course to help prepare them for high school. The project-based learning transition course utilizes English and math skills. The students’ project is to develop a plan to organize a walk-a-thon to …
Marysville School District graduates from all four high schools rode through the city as part of the second annual graduate car parade on June 12.
The Arlington High School Class of 2021 received their diplomas as part of the school’s recent commencement ceremony on June 10.
Lakewood High School graduates walked across the graduation stage at Angel of the Winds Arena and celebrated their successes over the last four years.
For possibly the first time the Tulalip Tribes flag was be flown with the U.S. flag and the Washington state flag at Marysville-Pilchuck High School.
The Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors recognized “Simply Amazing” students and staff at its regular board meeting on May 24. The Simply Amazing program is a districtwide recognition of students and staff who stand out for going above and beyond at their schools.
On July 14, 2021, the Marysville School District Board of Directors will receive a report from the district Instructional Materials and Curriculum Committee recommending adoption of the following instructional material for grades 6-8: Second Step Digital Resources, Grade 5 FLASH Lesson Plan …
The Arlington High School Diversity Council hosted a gallery walk on May 19 to showcase the “See Every Eagle” project. Students involved with the Diversity Council, Yearbook staff, and ASB leadership collaborated this year with some mentors to ensure AHS photos that are on display throughout…
The Arlington School District plans to hold full five-day in-person instruction when students return to class next September.
At the May 5, 2021, Lakewood School Board meeting Director Larry Bean submitted his letter of resignation from his position as Lakewood School Board Director for Director District #5. His resignation is effective May 5, 2021. Director Bean began serving as a Board member on June 2, 2010 an…
For their academic achievement and volunteer work Gabriela Pineda and Jasmine Nguyen were recognized as the May Students of the Month in Marysville.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School students Julia Davis and Victoria Wilde were recognized for their volunteer service to the community as the April Students of the Month.
Arlington High School’s Sports Medicine team competed with schools from across Washington as they participated in the state tournament in April.
The Arlington School District is waiving summer school fees to give all students access to additional support this summer.
Arlington’s Pioneer Elementary students are helping to repair a wetland near to the school that many teachers are now using as a classroom.
Arlington School District officials listened to local parents during the most recent virtual Community Voices event on April 22.
The Marysville School District Board of Directors is accepting applications to replace the position of District 3 Board Director, serving the central areas of the school district (see map for reference). Seat 3 became vacant when Director Pete Lundberg recently resigned his position for per…
Marysville Getchell High School students Kendall Leonard and Jerahmy Umayam were recognized as the March Students of the Month for their academics and involvement in their school.
Marysville Getchell High School students Kendall Leonard and Jerahmy Umayam were recognized for their academics and involvement in their school as the March Students of the Month.
Lakewood community members have been meeting for approximately two years to help shape the school district’s next vision statement about where local schools should go.
Lakewood School District voters will decide in April on a $19 million three-year levy meant to provide staff and, safety and educational programs to the district.
As local high school sports return most bleacher sections will be empty but Arlington High School’s volleyball team will have cutouts ready for their games.
The annual Arlington Coaches vs. Cancer program will be held with virtual programs and a donation drive-thru this year.
Trae Tingelstad, Evelyn Vega-Simpson are the February Students of the Month for Marysville
Arlington parents who are keeping their students in online learning spoke up about concerns of unequal learning opportunities during a Feb. 16 Arlington school board meeting.
The Marysville School District is currently considering two final options for their high school boundaries and officials hope to make a decision by spring of this year.
Arlington middle and high school students are scheduled to return to class in March with a hybrid model after a vote by the Arlington School District board of directors on Feb. 9.
The Marysville School Board approved a plan to bring kindergarten and first grade students back to school beginning on Feb. 17.
The Arlington School District plans to bring back fourth and fifth graders for in-school learning on Feb. 16 and are considering a March return for middle school students.
In January the Arlington High School National Honor Society supported the Arlington Kids’ Kloset with volunteer assistance.
For Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Marysville-Pilchuck High School Black Student Union produced a virtual assembly for the school about Black people’s experience in Marysville.
Alexander Hamilton and Katelie Hoerner were recognized for their academics and community service with the January Students of the Month award.
Marysville Getchell High School seniors Skyla Tran and Jenasis Lee were recognized for their work in the community as December Students of the Month.
Arlington School District's second and third graders are scheduled to return to campus on Jan. 19, dependent on any future changes of guidelines from state health agencies.
When classes resume after the winter break in the Arlington School District, most students will spend at least the first several weeks taking classes virtually. The school district had to step back its re-opening plans as a result of the pandemic.
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