Welcome to Post Middle School
Post Middle School is located in Arlington, Washington. Post Middle School offers comfortable facilities, technology that facilitates student engagement, and a great faculty of ambitious teachers ready to give Post students the best middle school experience. We believe in the success of all students and strive to serve every student, every hour, every day.
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2022-23 Back-to-School Information
Please be sure to read our newsletter and email from our Principal for important school information.
School Pictures Make Up Day is Wednesday, October 26th.
Dorian Picture Order Form
ASB Cards are available for purchase.
Online Payments
(Cash or Check Only on campus)
Child Nutrition Information for 22-23 School Year
Beginning in September 2022, students who are not eligible for free and reduced-price meals will need to pay for meals provided at school. During the pandemic, all Arlington School District students received school meals at no cost due to federal USDA waivers. Those waivers expired at the end of the 2021-22 school year.
Eligible students can still receive meals at no cost in the 2022-23 school year. Families can apply to determine eligibility for free or reduced-price meals by submitting a free/reduced price meal application. In Washington state, students eligible for reduced price meals only will no longer have to pay the copay for breakfast or lunch at school. Applications are here. Paper applications are also available at each school’s main office. School offices will re-open on Monday, Aug. 22.
Families should also check their student’s meal account balance. Money can be added to a student’s account anytime. To do this, families may either send money into the school office or directly deposit money into the student’s account through Family Access. Once you are logged in, choose your student name, click Food Service, click Make a Payment, click Update Payment Amount, then click Pay with Vendor. Money in the account rolls over into the next school year as long as the student stays in Arlington Public Schools.
If the student’s account has a negative balance, the balance should be paid before school begins in September.
If there is money on a student account that a family would like to transfer to a sibling, request a refund, or donate to another student’s meal account, contact Lori Ginney in the district’s Child Nutrition Department at [email protected].
Please see the attached fee schedule. Fees 2022-23.docx
Safe Visitor
We use Safe Visitor as our check-in process. Similar to all other schools in Arlington, we must scan your ID and print you a visitor pass to wear at the main office if you wish to enter the instructional area. If you are on campus to pick up your student, please visit the main office so we can ensure custodial permissions exist prior to the student leaving campus. To enter Post Middle School, visitors and late entry students will have to press the button at the main entrance and speak to a staff member prior to being "buzzed in." Late students must check in at the tardy kiosk in the main office prior to going to class. Thank you for stopping into the main office with every visit, regardless of your purpose - we're always glad to see you and check you in!
We fully understand these changes may not be the most convenient for every visit you make, but the additional security it affords is crucial for helping us provide the safest campus possible for your student each day. Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation with our campus security procedures.
If you plan on chaperoning a field trip, a dance, a Hootenanny, being a classroom volunteer, or being on campus for any extended time period, you will need to complete a background check every school year. The background check can be done here.
Post Middle School Handbook
Post Handbook 2022-2023.pdf
Post Middle School creates a safe and caring environment for students
The teachers and staff at Post Middle School want to make sure our school is a safe and caring place for your child. As stated in the school board policies and procedures and in our family handbook, harassment, intimidation and bullying will not be tolerated in our school. Our teachers and staff go through training at the beginning of the year to recognize the signs of harassment, intimidation and bullying and report such behavior accordingly.
If a student feels harassed or threatened in some way, they can make a complaint at the school. Informal reports may also be made to any staff member. Such complaints will be appropriately investigated and consistently handled. Students may also submit a report using the SafeSchools Alert incident reporting system that’s available on the front page of our school’s website.
Your child’s safety and wellbeing is a priority for us. We want them to thrive in a positive environment that promotes learning. Please call our main office if you have any questions.