Arlington Elementary School

Arlington Elementary School is a public Pre-Kindergarten through 5th grade institution located at 701 Arlington Avenue in Jackson, Tennessee, operating under the Jackson-Madison County School System. With an enrollment of about 632 students, Arlington offers foundational instruction in reading, mathematics, science, and social studies, supplemented by specials in art, music, physical education, and media. The school emphasizes inclusive teaching, differentiated support, and use of technology to enhance learning.

Arlington Elementary School’s mission supports student growth through safe, caring culture and community collaboration. The campus features modern classrooms, a library, and outdoor play spaces. Faculty and staff collaborate with families to foster consistency between home and school. Arlington participates in Title I services to support learners needing extra assistance. The school’s student population is diverse, with an emphasis on equity and opportunity for all students. Its goal is to prepare every child academically, socially, and emotionally for the next stages of learning.

The Arlington Elementary Facebook page recently posted appreciation for staff involvement in student events and celebrations, reflecting strong community engagement.

Q1. What is Arlington’s student composition and diversity profile?

A. Arlington enrolls around 632 students across PK–5. The demographic breakdown includes a majority of African American students (about 413), plus Hispanic, White, and multiracial populations.

Q2. How does the school deliver Title I support and interventions?

A. As a Title I school, Arlington receives supplemental funding to provide targeted reading and math interventions, additional staff support, small-group instruction, and parent involvement initiatives to help close learning gaps.

Q3. Who are key leaders and what is the faculty structure?

A. Arlington’s faculty roster lists staff such as Dr. Josie Currie, Tammy Blakemore, Chontel Bridgeman, and others.The school uses a collaborative leadership model to guide curriculum, assessment, and shared decision-making.

Q4. What challenges or performance trends are observed at Arlington?

A. According to external data, Arlington’s proficiency rates are modest: about 12% of students are proficient in math and 16% in reading.These results indicate opportunities for instructional improvement and strong intervention strategies.

Q5. What parent and community engagement does Arlington offer?

A. Arlington maintains active parent-teacher involvement, social media updates via Facebook, and community events. Recent posts highlight staff recognition and community support for student activities.