Arlington School District is a public school district serving students in Arlington, Vermont, and surrounding communities. The district is part of the Battenkill Valley Supervisory Union (BVSU) and operates two main schools: Arlington Memorial High School (grades 7-12) and Fisher Elementary School (pre-K-6). The district provides education services to approximately 400 students across its facilities. Arlington School District emphasizes both academic excellence and community involvement, reflecting the rural character of its service area. The curriculum includes core academic subjects, arts education, physical education, and various extracurricular activities. Arlington Memorial High School, the district’s secondary institution, maintains athletic programs competing in Division IV of the Vermont Principals’ Association. The school’s mascot is the Eagle, and its colors are maroon and white. The high school offers Advanced Placement courses and dual enrollment opportunities with regional colleges. Fisher Elementary School focuses on early childhood and elementary education, providing foundational learning experiences for the district’s younger students. The school implements various educational programs aligned with Vermont state standards and emphasizes individualized student support. The district is governed by a school board elected by community members and operates under the supervision of the BVSU superintendent. Arlington School District maintains partnerships with local organizations and businesses to enhance educational opportunities for its students.