Michaela Krogen, Staff Writer and Photographer November 5, 2014
As is well known by the students here, underclassmen English is full of reading, reading, vocabulary, and more reading. It seems they are never finished with the novels they have to read followed by the...
The multiple branches of the science department allow students to be able to choose among multiple science classes to their own liking. The teachers, such as Mike Liles, put forth opportunities for juniors...
Students of Arlington High School had the option this year to enroll in art classes, taught by Mrs. Palmiter, who will introduce multiple styles and approaches in art. These styles and approaches consist...
First year, first period, first semester. Everything feels fresh for Arlington’s new Japanese class. With the previous Japanese teacher departing five years ago, this marks the first time current students...
Both Mrs. Bravo and Mrs. Edwards have begun teaching their students about the art of cooking. All classes that both Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Bravo teach are CTE credit classes and both teachers believe leadership...
For the first time at Arlington High School, Algebra II is the last math class taken before receiving college credit. Equivalent to taking a Math 95 class in college, Algebra II is the basis for higher...
Mrs. Hootons life skills class is a special education class made up of 15 students, 5 para-educators, and 3 or 4 peer helpers in each period. Each student does something different each period, whether...
Michaela Krogen, Staff Writer and Photographer October 15, 2014
The freshmen and sophomores of AHS have been working tirelessly in their various English classes.
Currently in English 9, the students are in the middle of a set of specific assessments...
Kyle Jones, Staff Writer/Photographer October 9, 2014
If you ever attend an Arlington High School sports rally, you will experience the loud, proud and spirited atmosphere that AHS is known for. A particular environment in which the signature AHS atmosphere...
In the beginning of the school year the Counseling Center is always really busy. For the most part, students need to talk to their counselors about scheduling changes, whether they need a different...
As the 2014-15 school year is getting started, many seniors are likely wondering about what will become of the culminating (senior) project and what has been decided upon so far. After the State of Washington...
It’s a couple weeks in to the 4th quarter and it’s getting to that point where the year is almost over. Alyssa Leatherman says, “the hardest part of coming to school anymore is just getting up every...
