Weston High School

Weston High School Arlington’s School of Choice committed to FLEXIBILITY, PREDICTABLY, EMPOWERMENT, and CONNECTION.

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School starts next week! We will see you on September 1st!
08/24/2026

School starts next week! We will see you on September 1st!

🚌 Stopped School Bus? Stop.

When a school bus is stopped on the roadway with its required visual signals activated, drivers approaching from either direction are generally required to stop.

Stay stopped until the bus begins moving or the visual signals are turned off—even if you do not see a child crossing. Students may be entering, exiting, or crossing near the bus.

Washington law includes limited exceptions for drivers traveling in the opposite direction on certain divided highways or roadways with three or more marked lanes. We’ll cover those common questions in a future post.

Passing a stopped school bus when you are required to stop carries a monetary penalty equal to twice the standard traffic-infraction penalty. Under state law, that penalty may not be waived, reduced, or suspended.

🚸🚔Operation Safe Stop helps make Arlington’s school routes safer for every student, whether they walk, bike, ride the bus, or get dropped off.

APD officers will increase visibility near schools and selected bus stops, focusing on education and enforcement to help keep children safe.

🚌 See a bus stop or school-area safety concern? Nominate it for review. Your report can help identify traffic-safety trends and prioritize patrol attention within Arlington city limits.

Learn more: https://www.arlingtonwa.gov/923/Operation-Safe-Stop
Nomination form: https://www.arlingtonwa.gov/forms.aspx?FID=72

RCW 46.61.370(1)

WESTON UNPLUGGED: 2026–27We can’t wait to welcome our Panthers back to Weston on September 1!As we get ready for a new y...
08/14/2026

WESTON UNPLUGGED: 2026–27

We can’t wait to welcome our Panthers back to Weston on September 1!

As we get ready for a new year, Jimothy has one important reminder for everyone: Weston is unplugging.

This year, our classes will be screen-free when it comes to personal phones and devices. Not because we’re anti-technology, but because we are very much pro-kids, pro-connection, and pro-being present.

At Weston, relationships matter. Conversations matter. Looking up matters. And sometimes the best thing we can do for ourselves and each other is put the phone away and actually be where our feet are.

Less screens. More connections.
Real life. Real people. Real impact.

Families, please help us get ready by talking with your student about our screen-free expectations before September 1.

Jimothy Wisdom has spoken. 😎🦝📵

See you soon, Panthers. 🐆

Check out this new campaign that Arlington, WA Police Department launched for the Back to School season!
08/14/2026

Check out this new campaign that Arlington, WA Police Department launched for the Back to School season!

🚌 APD Launches Operation Safe Stop 🚔

🚸As students head back to school, Arlington Police Department is increasing education and enforcement around school zones, crosswalks, and bus stops.
Operation Safe Stop focuses on helping drivers follow Washington laws related to school zone speeds, school bus stop arms and flashing red lights, and pedestrian safety. Officers will provide visible patrols near schools and selected bus stops to help protect students walking, biking, riding buses, and being dropped off.

💡Know a location with ongoing safety concerns? Nominate a bus stop or student travel route within Arlington city limits for review. Your information helps APD identify trends and prioritize available patrol resources.

Learn more here: https://www.arlingtonwa.gov/923/Operation-Safe-Stop

Nomination Form: https://www.arlingtonwa.gov/forms.aspx?FID=72

Please note: This form is not monitored in real time and does not guarantee enforcement or officer presence.

For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency police response, call Snohomish County 911 at 425-407-3999. See less

Today was the last day of the 2025-26 school year for Arlington students. Have a happy and safe summer break. See you in...
06/12/2026

Today was the last day of the 2025-26 school year for Arlington students. Have a happy and safe summer break. See you in the fall!

Congratulations to the 35 students who graduated from Weston High School, Open Doors, and the Arlington Online Program l...
06/10/2026

Congratulations to the 35 students who graduated from Weston High School, Open Doors, and the Arlington Online Program last night!

So proud of Mady Van Beek!Last night, Mady was recognized by the Arlington School District Board of Directors for her se...
06/09/2026

So proud of Mady Van Beek!

Last night, Mady was recognized by the Arlington School District Board of Directors for her service as a Student Advisor to the Board. She has represented Weston students with authenticity, thoughtfulness, and a strong commitment to making sure student voices are heard.

Tonight, she graduates from Weston High School, and we couldn't be more excited for her. Thank you, Mady, for your leadership, your advocacy, and the positive impact you've had on our school community.

Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition and on your graduation!

Weston High School student Mady Van Beek was honored by the school board at last night’s board meeting for being a student advisor to the board. Mady graduates from Weston High School tonight. Thank you for your dedication!

Happy Retirement, Marilee Quinton! Today we celebrate and honor Marilee Quinton for her many years of dedicated service ...
06/08/2026

Happy Retirement, Marilee Quinton!

Today we celebrate and honor Marilee Quinton for her many years of dedicated service as a para-educator at Weston.

Marilee has been a steady source of support, encouragement, and care for our students. Her patience, kindness, and commitment have made a meaningful difference in the lives of countless students, helping them grow, succeed, and feel valued each day.

While we are excited for the adventures and well-deserved relaxation that retirement will bring, we know Weston will not be the same without her. She will be greatly missed by students, colleagues, and friends alike.

Thank you, Marilee, for everything you have given to our school community over the years. We wish you happiness, good health, and countless wonderful memories in this next chapter.

Enjoy your retirement in T-minus 5 days! You have earned every minute of it! ❤️

🎓☀️ Class of 2026 Senior Picnic ☀️🎓It may have been a little chilly and breezy, but that didn’t stop our seniors from ha...
06/05/2026

🎓☀️ Class of 2026 Senior Picnic ☀️🎓

It may have been a little chilly and breezy, but that didn’t stop our seniors from having a great time at Mukilteo Lighthouse Park today! From exploring the beach and playing games to challenging staff members in co****le, it was a fun afternoon filled with laughter, memories, and time together.

We are incredibly proud of the Class of 2026 and grateful for the opportunity to celebrate this special milestone with them.

💙 Congratulations, seniors! Graduation is almost here! 🎓

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Arlington, WA
98223

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