Arlington High School Library

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Research

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Passwords

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Handbook

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Summer Reading

Posted by Stacy Kitsis | June 22, 2026

Who's ready for the beach?

If you need help locating books for summer reading, whether assigned or just for fun, your AHS Library has you covered.

See our guide to Finding Your Summer Reading Books for suggestions on how to get copies, what to read next, and more.

Not sure whether you have an assignment? See Summer Reading and AP and SUPA Summer Assignments on the AHS website for all the details.

Which MTCBA Book Are You?

Posted by Stacy Kitsis | June 15, 2026

Can't decide which of the awesome new Massachusetts Teen Choice Book Award nominees to read first? We know the feeling.

Take our Which MTCBA Book Are You personality survey to pick YOUR next great book and start reading today. Voting will take place in September!

Intergen Book Club in the News

Posted by Stacy Kitsis | June 5, 2026

Our very own Intergenerational Book Club was one of three such groups featured in an article published in AMERICAN LIBRARIES, the magazine of the American Library Association. The article, titled "For the Ages," explores how multigenerational book groups can foster friendship, community, and connection. We couldn't agree more!

New members are always welcome, whether you want to come every month or just when the fancy strikes. Please check us out online or join us on Google Classroom for more information.