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Severe storm notification
Summer learning Activity Week 2 - Learning is everywhere
3 kids with bike helmets
Heat advisory notice from Arlington Public Schools, indicating the cancellation of all APS-sponsored outdoor activities on Wednesday, July 15, and Thursday, July 16. The background is orange, with a thermometer and sun icon.
Dr. Durán signing a document at a table with Miranda Turner nearby, while four other board members stand behind them. The setting is a formal meeting room with an emblem of Arlington Public Schools on the wall.
Colorful graphic featuring the text "1st Day of Summer School." Surrounding elements include a smiling sun, a pencil, an apple, a globe, books, and a school logo with the letter "A.
This image is an "Excessive Heat Warning" notice. It alerts residents of Arlington to potential heat index temperatures of 105°F or more on Wednesday and Thursday. Tips to stay cool include drinking plenty of water, taking breaks in the shade or air conditioning, wearing lightweight clothing, limiting outdoor activities in the hottest part of the day, never leaving children or pets in parked cars, and recognizing heat exhaustion symptoms. Graphics include a sun wearing sunglasses, a thermometer, water bottle, shaded umbrella, clock, and a medical cross.
Yellow background with a sun and thermometer icon. Text reads: "Excessive Heat Alert. All APS-sponsored outdoor activities are canceled. Wednesday, July 1 & Thursday, July 2." Arlington Public Schools logo at the bottom.
A group of children sits on the floor surrounded by books, listening to a person reading aloud. A bookshelf in the background displays various children's books.
A group of people holding blue graduation caps in the air, set against a backdrop of trees with a congratulatory message that reads "Class of 2026" and "Congratulations, graduates!"
Four people are posing together outdoors, each holding a pennant representing different universities. The pennants are for Syracuse University, Virginia Commonwealth University, and New York University. The backdrop has text with a banner reading "Class of 2026" and "From students to storytellers." Additional text at the bottom highlights how Arlington Tech's Capstone Experience helped these individuals transform their passion into professional work that informed and connected the APS community.
Ashley Pineda Castillo Graduation Spotlight
Class of 2026 announcement for Langston Van Camp from Wakefield. Includes a portrait photo. Langston is attending the PEP Program at Arlington Career Center. A quote mentions enjoying friendships and learning in Social Skills class with Ms. Massey.
A portrait of a person named Evelyn Perez Cristobal from Wakefield, with "Class of 2026" written above. Below the portrait is text indicating attendance at Virginia Tech to major in biology on a pre‑vet track. The background features a subtle star pattern.
This is an image of a Class of 2026 announcement for Langston. It features Faith Mutozda Sibanda, who is attending Northern Virginia Community College. A personal quote about their educational journey is included. The background is blue with a subtle pattern.
This is a graduation announcement for Noah Gunville from Arlington Tech, Class of 2026. There's a portrait photo of Noah wearing a suit and tie. The text states their attendance at Georgia Tech. A quote describes an internship experience with Holder, an engineering company, expressing its value in learning and connections.
A graduation announcement for Denisha Jones, Class of 2026, Washington‑Liberty. It states attendance at Virginia Commonwealth University and includes a personal quote about reading handwritten poetry during Black History Month assemblies.
A graduation announcement for the Class of 2026. It features a headshot of a person with long hair and a soft smile. Text includes "Elaine Guerra Ortiz" and "Arlington Career Center." The person is attending George Mason University. A quote expresses appreciation for a journalism class for enhancing identity, voice, and storytelling.
A person wearing a safety vest and cap assists children crossing the street. The image contains text promoting a crossing guard position, highlighting flexible part-time schedules and the role's impact on student safety.
Three people are standing in front of a large sign displaying the letters "ISEF." They are dressed in formal attire, wearing name tags and lanyards adorned with pins. One person has a medal around the neck.
Circular diagram titled "Social-Emotional Learning Survey" on a yellow background. Features four emoji faces: smiling, frowning, sad, and angry, surrounding a central red circle with a heart. Arrows connect the emojis.
A graphic with a blue background featuring the logo of Arlington Public Schools at the top. The text reads, "Be the bridge. Connecting our community to our schools. School Board Advisory Councils. Applications Now Open." There is an abstract design resembling a bridge.
APS School Board members Zuraya Tapia-Hadley & Kathleen Clark at Arlington HistoryFest 250
octavia knigee
aps all stars paril 2026
A person speaking into a microphone with enthusiasm. They are wearing a purple blazer and a pin with an indistinguishable design, standing in a room with maroon and beige walls.
Three interlocking hands in blue, green, and yellow hold a red heart. "Adopt-A-School" is written below, encircled by the phrases "Partner with a School" and "Empower a Community" in blue.
Lucy Day
AI panel event
Four people are standing in a hallway. They are wearing different outfits and smiling. A logo at the bottom reads "APS All Stars.
A group of nine people standing indoors, with three holding certificates. An "A" symbol is visible in the background. They are dressed in professional attire and are positioned in two rows, smiling at the camera.
Two people smiling and posing together. One person is holding an award with "Arlington" visible on it. They are indoors, possibly at an event, with other people in the background.
Nine colorful quilt squares are displayed on a table. The central square features a flag with pink, blue, and white stripes, with the words "We Aren't Going Anywhere" written on it. Other squares include abstract designs, a bee with a heart, and phrases promoting love and pride.
Christina Arpante - New Comms Director
A group of five culinary students in chef uniforms and hats stand behind a table in a large, well-lit event space. The room has elegant chandeliers, and several other people are visible in the background, engaged in similar activities.
A graphic featuring a megaphone on a blue background with the text "YOUR VOICE MATTERS." The logos of Arlington Public Schools and The Arlington Partnership for Children, Youth & Families are displayed below.
Image featuring a graphic for a panel discussion on "AI in K-12 Education." It includes a logo with "AI" prominent, and an illustration of a robotic hand holding a glowing light bulb with a graduation cap on top. The event is hosted by Dr. Durán, APS Superintendent.
A group of children sit on the floor in front of a person reading, surrounded by books. A banner displaying "NEA" and reading "National Education Association" is in the background. Some children have raised hands.
A bold graphic reads "March is Women's History Month" in colorful, prominent letters. The background features a pattern of geometric shapes and flowers in various colors.
A classroom with students sitting in a semi-circle having a discussion. Flags from Switzerland, South Africa, China, and Brazil hang on the wall. A poster reads "Public Schools Week February 23 - 27, 2026 #PSW26." In the background, a person is standing near a desk with books.
A group of children and an adult sit around a classroom table, engaged in coloring activities. Various coloring supplies and boxes are on the table. The room is decorated with educational materials, including maps and bird photographs.
Group photo of six smiling individuals in front of a chalkboard background with the text "Public Schools Week, February 23-27, 2026, #PSW26." At the top left is the Arlington Public Schools logo.
Abstract artwork featuring a stylized face with bold shapes and colors is framed by red stage curtains.
aps all stars for february 2026
Image depicting a group of six individuals against a chalkboard background. They are diverse in appearance and are all looking at the camera. Above them is the logo for Arlington Public Schools. In the center, there is a circular banner stating, "Public Schools Week, February 23 - 27, 2026, #PSW26."
A person stands outdoors beside a large telescope, wearing a maroon shirt, with trees in the background. The text reads: "Nomination Deadline: February 20. Extraordinary Teen Awards 2026."
APS career fair