China no longer buys and reuses America’s recycle waste due to the lack of knowledge around recycling. America’s lack of understanding created China’s “National Sword” policy. The Chinese policy...

National Honor Society president, Allyson Roller (12), conducts a club meeting. Meetings are held every third Thursday of the month, before and after school.

Sam Camp smiles big for her headshot. It'll be Camp's first time being featured in the play program.

Yese Perez (12) watches as a Bloodworks staff member starts to insert the needle into her arm during the Blood Drive on October 23rd.

If it wanted to, the United States could end the war in Yemen. Yet, the U.S. is too side tracked by “its own problems” and overlooks and forgets the dying people. There is a reason Yemen’s crisis...

In March of 2018, students gather around in protest of the senseless violence

Recently, I was able to travel overseas to Thailand. And before that, Hawaii… a little more than several times. Alaska… too many times to count. New York. Massachusetts. Rhode Island. Connecticut....

Saturday, March 24 at 8pm DECA is hosting another tolo. This year the theme is Luau for the “girls ask guys” dance. The dance will be held in the commons and tickets will cost $13 and $11 with ASB. Some...

Julia Cameron ('18), Alec Villa ('20), and Hannah Glunt ('18) go over lines for this spring's musical "Suessical." Mark your calendars, opening night is March 2nd!

At the eighth annual Coaches vs. Cancer basketball game, Ryan Brown ('20), helps a little boy out during the halftime "Pop-A-Shot" and lifts him up to the basketball hoop

20 million people don’t know where or when their next meal is coming. 2 million people no longer have a home to return to. 1 million are infected with severe cases of Cholera. Damage, disease, and starvation...

Allyson Roller. AP student. Tennis player. Art lover. Honor roll qualifier. And recently, and upcycler. Upcycling is where you take old clothes, and turn them into a new, better article of clothing....

The ski season is finally here, and with it comes the Arlington/Stanwood Ski Bus. The ski bus, first starting in Stanwood over 50 years ago, has been an annual program all “mountain kids” look forward...

Madison Kroeze('19) receives her temporary bandage after donating blood on 10/20.

Arlington High School is administering the PSAT for grades ten, and eleven this Oct. 14 2017. For Juniors, the scores of this test can qualify you for the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.The PSAT...

Be true and be you Don’t let the crowd or your peers shape you into someone you’re not. Be true to yourself and do not hide your personality, you’ll be happier and more successful if you do. “Don’t...

Steven performers gather around their teacher, listening for their new project. During the first first performance Friday night, 9.20

Senior Caitlin Bartlow and freshman Sydney Crandall share a moment before their game, excited to be playing together this year.

AHS students were asked to rate their motivation towards school during the summer months.

College choices are due soon. So how do you choose the best fit for you, how to accomplish that, and how to handle the rejection letter.   When applying, you must ask yourself if you want to stay in...

Can you think of your favorite moment this far into the school year? When AHS students were asked; this is what they had to say about their unique and favorite memory.   Julia Parra(‘20) “I...

Jeremy Williams ('19) shakes hands with his opponent in districts.

The American presidential inauguration of 2017 swears in President Donald Trump. Donald Trump, at age 70, became the oldest president to ever be sworn in. He is also the first president to have never served...

The Drama Department is a huge part of Arlington’s community. Whether it be their seasonal shows, participation in parades, or their positive attitude, they manage to put a smile on Arlington's face....

While many of us are frantically working on what to put on our Christmas list, Interact Club focuses on how to help those get what's on their lists. Interact, based off of Rotary Club, is an organization...

For some students, growing up and living on your own is something they are afraid of. But for others, leaving our small little town is not a problem. Whether it be in a different continent, country, city,...

High School can be a stressful time for students. They can feel out of place and confined. Through art, students can express themselves.Art club is a great way for the artists in our community to connect...