Parenting - Arlington Magazine

Schools are closed but your office isn't. Keep the kids happy and engaged with these active, artsy and brainy one-day camps.

Some break-ups are unavoidable, but there are ways to make it easier on the kids if you decide to call it quits.

Young artists can discover painting, sculpting, cooking, music appreciation and the magic of theater with these extracurriculars.

Generative AI has made its way into K-12 schools whether we like it or not. Here's how teachers and students are using the technology.

Which colleges and universities were most popular among this year's graduates? A look at the numbers.

Grill kits, cookies, whiskey tastings and outdoor games promise to make Dad feel special. Check out these gift ideas and local experiences.

Wave pools, dumping buckets and interactive fountains provide fun ways to cool off with the kiddos this summer.

Local farms are ripe with pick-your-own produce options, starting with strawberry festivals happening now through early June.

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Fancy a fete with playful puppies, virtual reality challenges or an epic inflatable? Contact these local venues.

Not many. Here's a look at recent application and acceptance data reported by APS students.

Staycationing? With spring festivals, dinosaur encounters and a Barbie truck, why would you want to leave the Arlington area anyway?

Outside of Virginia, these schools received the most applications from Arlington's Class of 2023.