Arlington Schools End Year Wednesday With Early Release at 11:30 a.m.

Arlington wraps up its academic year Wednesday, with grades 1–12 students heading to an early-release day marking the 185th and final day of the school calendar — while the town's Food Link food pantry picked up fresh philanthropic support just in time for summer.

SCHOOLS

Tomorrow, June 25, is the last day of school for Arlington Public Schools students in grades 1–12, with an early release at 11:30 a.m. The district is counting it as the 185th instructional day, including a snow day make-up. Central offices will next close on July 3 in observance of Independence Day, and teachers return for the new school year beginning August 31.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

Arlington Patch reported on a grant award for a local hunger-relief organization: "Arlington's Food Link Receives Grant From Sincere Foundation." The Sincere Foundation grant is part of a broader round of awards whose 17 recipients collectively reach more than 400,000 Massachusetts residents annually, per Arlington Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/arlington).

Patch also published a local holiday planning resource ahead of the long weekend: "2026 July 4 Events Guide For Arlington." The guide covers fireworks, parades, and other celebrations tied to America's 250th anniversary in and around town, per Arlington Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/arlington).

COMING UP

- Wednesday, June 25 — Last day of school, grades 1–12; early release at 11:30 a.m., Arlington Public Schools - Friday, July 3 — APS Central Offices closed in observance of Independence Day - Monday, August 31 — First day back for Arlington Public Schools teachers

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