Haller Middle School

Founded in 2006, Haller Middle School is a public, coeducational institution that provides learning opportunities to students in grades six through eight. It offers several extracurricular and academic programs. The school s academic curriculum includes several subjects, such as mathematics, art, social studies, science, music and physical education. It offers a range of athletic activities, including cross country, basketball, wrestling, volleyball, soccer, and track and field. The school provides academic counseling and classroom guidance to students. Its library stocks several reading and reference materials and electronic resources. Located in Arlington, Wash., Haller Middle School is a part of Arlington Public Schools.

Arlington Public Schools (APS) is the ninth largest school district in Snohomish County, serving the city of Arlington, a section of Smokey Point, and several unincorporated communities. As of 2013, the district's population is approximately 30,062, and it actively partners with higher education and vocational institutions to offer diverse career pathways for students after graduation. With a range of educational facilities, including preschools, elementary, middle, and high schools, APS is committed to providing quality education and a supportive learning environment for its students. The district celebrates student achievements and encourages community engagement in fostering educational success. Generated from the website

Arlington Kids' Kloset is a non-profit organization dedicated to meeting the clothing needs of eligible children in Arlington, Darrington, Granite Falls, and Lakewood School Districts. They provide a friendly and positive atmosphere that nurtures self-esteem and enhances learning, offering free clothing and hygiene essentials to low-income students. Located in the old Arlington High School, Arlington Kids' Kloset ensures privacy and comfort for students by providing off-site services. They work closely with local schools, churches, and social service agencies to coordinate student needs with district and community resources, aiming to eliminate non-academic barriers and promote academic success for all children in the area.Generated from the website