Arlington Public Schools

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Arlington Public Schools is a public school division that serves Arlington County, Virginia.

Arlington County spends about half of its revenue on education, making it one of the top ten per-pupil spenders in the nation (as of 2004, over $13,000, the second highest amount spent on education in the United States, behind New York City).

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[edit] Elementary Schools

  • Abingdon Elementary School
  • Arlington Science Focus Elementary School
  • Arlington Traditional School
  • Ashlawn Elementary School
  • Barcroft Elementary School
  • Barett Elementary School
  • Campbell Elementary School
  • Carlin Springs Elementary School
  • Claremont Immersion Elementary School
  • Drew Model School
  • Glebe Elementary School
  • Hoffman-Boston Elementary School
  • Jamestown Elementary School
  • Key Immersion Elementary School
  • Long Branch Elementary School
  • McKinley Elementary School
  • Nottingham Elementary School
  • Oakridge Elementary School
  • Patrick Henry Elementary School
  • Randolph Elementary School
  • Taylor Elementary School
  • Tuckahoe Elementary School

[edit] Middle schools

Swanson Middle School main building.
Swanson Middle School main building.

[edit] High schools


[edit] Alternative Programs

  • Arlington Mill High School Continuation Program
  • Langston High School Continuation Program
  • New Directions
  • Strayer University

[edit] External links



The Arlington Public Schools System of Arlington County, Virginia

Elementary Schools
Abingdon | Science Focus | Arlinngton Traditional | Ashlawn | Barcroft | Barett
Campbell | Carlin Springs | Calremont | Drew | Glebe | Hoffman-Boston | Jamestown | Key
Long Branch | McKinley | Nottingham | Oakridge | Patrick Henry | Randolph | Taylor | Tuckahoe

Middle Schools
Gunston | Thomas Jefferson | Kenmore | Swanson | Williamsburg

High Schools
Wakefield | Washington-Lee | Yorktown

Alternative Programs
H-B Woodlawn | Arlington Mill | Langston | New Directions | Strayer University