About Us

“The Colt” is the student produced newspaper for Arlington High School students, faculty, and the Arlington community. The purpose of the newspaper is primarily educational, but it also serves to inform and entertain the readers as well as providing an open platform for student expression and the discussion of issues of concern to its audience. Content of “The Colt” is determined by the editorial board.

Editorials reflect the opinion of the editorial board. Columns and commentaries reflect the view of the writers and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the newspaper staff or school administration.

“The Colt” staff reserves the right to accept or reject Letters to the Editor and to edit for length. All Letters to the Editor must be signed. The online edition features a comments section where readers can post responses to articles. Please keep the posts appropriate to our school. Editors reserve the right to not approve comments due to language or content.

To contact “The Colt” staff, email us at [email protected]. For business inquiries, or to support our program with an advertisement, click here or call 682-867-6496.

Arlington High School is one of six high schools in the Arlington, Texas Independent School District. It enrolls about 2,700 students in central Arlington.

Click here to learn more about our school.

“In the Margins” is the student produced literary magazine for Arlington High School students, faculty, and alumni. The purpose of the literary magazine is primarily educational, but it also serves to entertain the readers as well as to provide an open platform for student expression. Any current Arlington High School student or faculty member and any former Arlington High School student can submit original fiction, nonfiction, poetry, art, and photography to the magazine.

The “In the Margins” staff reserves the right to edit manuscripts for punctuation, spelling, and grammar. The opinions expressed by the authors and artists do not necessarily reflect those of the staff or Arlington High School. After first publication, all rights revert back to the author or artist.

To submit a piece or to contact the “In the Margins” staff, email us at [email protected]. For business inquiries, or to support our program with an advertisement, click here or call 682-867-6496.

Arlington High School is one of six high schools in the Arlington, Texas Independent School District. It enrolls about 2,700 students in central Arlington.

Click here to learn more about our school.