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🩴✨ It's National Crocs Day at Arlington Elementary! ✨🩴

On Friday, October 23rd, students are invited to wear their favorite Crocs to school and show off their unique style. Whether they're colorful, classic, or decorated with fun charms, we can't wait to see them!
about 12 hours ago, Arlington Elementary
Colorful graphic of crocs with a dolphin wearing sunglasses. Text reads "Arlington Elementary National Crocs Day".
Report cards are now live online! 🎓 Take a moment to review your child's progress, celebrate their successes, and discuss goals for the next grading period. Thank you for partnering with us in your child's education! 💙
1 day ago, Arlington Elementary
Blue poster with cartoon dolphin, laptop, report cards, speech bubble, and icons. Text states report cards are available for review in the Parent Portal.
Happy Boss’s Day to Dr. Green and Mrs. Stewart! 🎉🐬 Thank you for your outstanding leadership, encouragement, and commitment to helping our Arlington Elementary family thrive. We appreciate all you do to make our school a place where students and staff can succeed! 💙
5 days ago, Arlington Elementary
Adult holds flowers in front of pink balloons
Woman holding a vase with sunflowers and a green card, standing in front of a bulletin board.
🌟 What a great Hispanic Heritage Month celebration! We were proud to partner with our Boys & Girls Club to honor the cultures, traditions, and contributions of Hispanic communities. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event a success! 🎉
5 days ago, Arlington Elementary
A room with displays of Latino culture. Colorful banners with a woman dancing and a guitar. White floor, wooden cabinet.
Food display with chips, salsa, guacamole, and other dips. Tent with Spanish Heritage Month banner.
Three women stand behind a table with various foods. Colorful decorations hang in the background.
A person prepares food at a table with various salad bowls under a tent with Mexican decorations.
An outdoor food buffet under a tent. An older woman is serving food to a line of people.
🍧 Icy Spot is coming Thursday! 🍧

Don't forget... all money is due tomorrow! Be sure to send in your payment so your student can enjoy a sweet treat on Thursday.
8 days ago, Arlington Elementary
Poster with a purple and pink background. Three colorful slushies with straws. Text reads "The Icy Spot is coming, Thursday, October 15!"
📢 Don’t Get Them Confused!

Amendment 3 and the Duval County Public Schools 1-mill referendum are two separate items on the November 3 ballot.

🏫 The 1-mill referendum is a continuation of the millage approved by Duval County voters in 2022. It supports school funding, including teacher pay, as well as arts and athletics.

🏠 Amendment 3 is a proposed change to the Florida Constitution addressing property taxes statewide. The amendment excludes school funding.

Take a look at the graphic for a quick side-by-side comparison and visit www.DuvalSchools.org/Vote for more information about the 1-mill referendum.
12 days ago, Arlington Elementary
An informational poster compares Amendment 3 and the 1-Mill Referendum. It shows both address property taxes, but only the 1-Mill applies to district school funding.

🎀 Our Dolphins have been making a splash this Breast Cancer Awareness Week! 💗 From Pink Out Day to Team Up for a Cure, we've loved seeing everyone show their support and school spirit.

The fun isn't over yet! Tomorrow, wear your pink socks, Thursday wear your favorite pink hat 💗, and on Friday, show your support with Paws for a Cause by wearing your favorite animal print! 🐾

Together, we're raising awareness, spreading hope, and making a difference. 💕🐬

15 days ago, Arlington Elementary
Three women stand together in front of a brick building. One wears glasses and a tie-dye shirt, another wears a pink suit and glasses, and the third wears a pink outfit.
Two children, one in pink and the other in striped shirt, sit at a cafeteria table.
Three kids stand close together. One wears a pink shirt and holds a lunchbox. Another wears a blue shirt and holds a toy. The third wears a red hat and a backpack.
Two boys sit on a bench, smiling at the camera. One wears a blue shirt, the other a red one. Behind them is a blue wall with a person walking.
Two children stand on a sidewalk. One wears a backpack, and the other has a stuffed toy.
Three people in a hallway. A woman in a black shirt and one girl in blue. Another girl in yellow.
A huge THANK YOU to our incredible custodians for everything you do behind the scenes each and every day. We appreciate you more than you know! 👏
19 days ago, Arlington Elementary
Three women hold signs that read "Happy Custodian Day." One woman has flowers in a vase.
Two women stand in a hallway. One holds flowers, and the other holds a sign that reads "Happy Custodian Day."
💗 Think Pink! 💗

Join us next week for our Breast Cancer Awareness Spirit Days as we raise awareness, celebrate survivors, honor loved ones, and support the fight against breast cancer. Check out the daily themes and participate with us!
20 days ago, Arlington Elementary
Poster for Arlington Elementary Breast Cancer Awareness Week, October 5-9. Activities include Pink Power Day, Team Up for a Cure, Pink Socks Day, Pink Hat Day, and Paws for a Cause.
Is the renewal of the 1-mill a tax increase? No. It is not an increase. It is a continuation. The 1 mill is the same as what Duval County voters approved in 2022. If renewed, it would continue for another four years and help restore funding lost from other sources. The 1 mill must be renewed by voters every four years to remain in effect. Learn more about the 1-mill referendum and find answers to frequently asked questions by visiting our website. www.duvalschools.org/vote For Teachers. For Students. For Duval. Our Progress Continues.
20 days ago, Arlington Elementary
Blue background with text "For Teachers, For Students, For Duval" and a question "Is This a Tax Increase?" The answer is "No!" with three reasons listed.
Don't get them confused!

What will you see on the ballot?

Constitutional Amendment 3 and the Duval County Public Schools 1-mill referendum are separate ballot items with different purposes. This graphic shows the ballot language voters will see for each.

Take a look so you know what to expect when reviewing your November 3 ballot.

For more information about the 1-mill referendum, visit www.duvalschools.org/vote

For Teachers. For Students. For Duval. Our Progress Continues.
22 days ago, Arlington Elementary
An informational flyer displays two amendments: Constitutional Amendment 3 and DCPS 1-Mill Referendum. Text and numbers are in bold.
Get ready for a fun week! ❤️ Tuesday, September 29 – Support World Heart Day and promote heart health by wearing RED! 🏠 Wednesday, September 30 – Show your House Pride by wearing your House Color! We can't wait to see everyone participating and showing their school spirit. Let's make it a great week! 🎉
26 days ago, Arlington Elementary
Heart, stethoscope, leaves, and heartbeat lines on blue background. "WORLD HEART DAY SEPTEMBER 29" written in white.
Poster with "Don't Forget! Wear Your House Color" text. Four icons: a wolf, a heart, a lion, and a mask. Colors: blue, red, green, black.
📢 Don’t Get Them Confused!

Amendment 3 and the Duval County Public Schools 1-mill referendum are two separate items on the November 3 ballot.

🏫 The 1-mill referendum is a continuation of the millage approved by Duval County voters in 2022. It supports school funding, including teacher pay, as well as arts and athletics.

🏠 Amendment 3 is a proposed change to the Florida Constitution addressing property taxes statewide. The amendment excludes school funding.

Take a look at the graphic for a quick side-by-side comparison and visit www.DuvalSchools.org/Vote for more information about the 1-mill referendum.
27 days ago, Arlington Elementary
Flyer detailing Amendment 3 and 1-Mill Referendum. Shows how they differ in scope and funding.
What a fun-filled week! 🍧🏈

Our students enjoyed a sweet treat from Icy Spot, and we wrapped up the week with our first Football Friday of the season, showing off our favorite teams! Thank you to our students and staff for bringing the spirit and making it a great week at school. ❤️💙
about 1 month ago, Arlington Elementary
Two people stand by a colorful food truck. One person holds a backpack. The truck has yellow and purple designs.
Two children next to each other, one holding a cup with a spoon and the other a cup with a straw.
Two children hold ice cream in pink cups. One wears a yellow shirt, and the other wears glasses and a black shirt. A fence and parked cars are in the background.
Two children, one in a blue shirt and the other in a black shirt, stand together on a concrete path.
Three children stand on a concrete sidewalk, two holding stuffed animals. One wears a black shirt with "16" and gray shorts, another a red shirt with gray shorts, and the third a teal shirt with red shorts.
Two adults in a classroom with desks and chairs. A man wears a blue jersey saying "LAWRENCE 16" and a woman in black says "LEE 11".
A group of young students wearing sports jerseys stand in front of a classroom projector screen.
A woman and five children stand together in a classroom with sports jerseys, white floor, and colorful decorations.
🏈 Football Fridays Kick Off This Week! 🏈

Every Friday, students and staff can show their team pride by wearing their favorite football jerseys, team shirts, or team colors. It's a great way to build school spirit and celebrate the excitement of football season together!
about 1 month ago, Arlington Elementary
A poster promoting Arlington Elementary's Football Fridays, featuring a football, a helmet, and a jersey. It encourages students and staff to join every Friday.

🍧 Icy Spot is coming to campus on Thursday, September 17, 2026! 🍧

Don't miss out on this cool treat! 😎
📌 Reminder: All money must be turned in by Wednesday, September 16, 2026. We will not be able to accept payments after that date.
Thank you for helping us make this a smooth and fun event for our students!

about 1 month ago, Arlington Elementary
Advertisement for The Icy Spot, a frozen treat event on Thursday, September 17th. Includes ice cream in various sizes and colors.
🌟 Congratulations to our Teacher of the Year, Ms. Walker! 🌟
Your dedication, passion, and commitment to our students inspire excellence every day. Thank you for making a lasting impact in the lives of so many. We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor! 🎉🍎
about 1 month ago, Arlington Elementary
Classroom with children and adults posing for a photo with a woman holding flowers.
Two women, one in a denim jacket and one in a black shirt, pose with a bouquet in a vase in front of a bulletin board and shelves.
Two adults stand in a classroom, one holding flowers. Behind them, a bulletin board with colorful decorations. On the right, tables, a door, and a rug.
A big THANK YOU to all the families who attended Open House! 💙🐬 We enjoyed welcoming you to campus and sharing what makes our school community so special. Here's to an amazing year ahead! ✨
about 1 month ago, Arlington Elementary
A classroom with rows of families sitting at desks. A woman stands at the front, possibly teaching.
Classroom with tables and chairs. A teacher stands at a podium. Students sit at tables. Screen displays information.
A classroom with desks and chairs. A teacher stands at the front near a screen, while students gather at tables.
A classroom with tables and chairs; people seated at tables, standing, and walking. A flag is on the wall.
A classroom with parents seated at desks. A teacher stands before a screen displaying "Open House" at the front.
A classroom with a teacher presenting to a small group. A rug with numbers and letters is on the floor.
A classroom with a teacher in a black dress presenting on a screen. A parent watches while seated.
A classroom with parents sitting at desks. A man stands before them near a screen and a clock.
Why is the 1 mill back on the ballot this November?

The current 1-mill was approved by Duval County voters in 2022, and under Florida law, voters must consider its continuation every four years.

The 1 mill has helped support teacher compensation and efforts to recruit and retain qualified, certified educators. Since 2022, teacher vacancies have declined, teacher retention has increased, and Duval County Public Schools has become an A-rated district for two consecutive years.

As we approach the November election, we’ll be sharing factual information to help our school community understand what the 1 mill is, how the funding is used, and what voters will be asked to consider.

For more FAQs visit the DCPS website - https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/vote-faqs
about 2 months ago, Arlington Elementary
An advertisement poster with a blue background. It features a checklist, text explaining a ballot item, and a photo of people in a classroom.
Reminder: Open House is tomorrow at 5:30. We’re excited to see our families and share all the great things happening this year! 🐬✨
about 2 months ago, Arlington Elementary
An invitation for an open house and Title I meeting at Arlington Elementary. It includes icons for books, a globe, and a pencil.