Women’s History Month
For the third year in a row the Aaron High School celebrated Women’s History Month throughout the month of March.
For the third year in a row the Aaron High School celebrated Women’s History Month throughout the month of March.
Over the past few weeks, we have been learning all about The Water Cycle. First, we learned that the sun begins the cycle.
This winter, the entire Middle School participated in a collaborative quilt making project. Students learned about the history of quilting and explored images of intricate quilt patterns.
The ninth-grade biology class has been learning about the human body systems and how they all work together to maintain homeostasis.
Career Week is always an exciting time at Aaron School! Students and staff participated in several lessons, activities, and school wide events to promote career exploration.
Throughout the month of March, the Pine room learned all about fiction and nonfiction genres.
Pi-Day is celebrated nationally on March 14th to celebrate the mathematical constant pi.
Hello fellow blog readers! It is the Pine Room here to tell you all about our wonderful field trip to Grand Central Terminal.
Over the past month fifth graders traveled back to the Colonial era. They studied all about Colonial America and embarked on a research project about specific colonial jobs.
The Olive Room at 45th Street celebrated Valentine’s Day on Monday, February 14th, wearing Valentine’s Day crowns and having a special treat!
National School Counseling Week was celebrated in schools around the country, including Aaron School, February 7-11, 2022.
Elise Ringel is one of three full-time Speech-Language Pathologists at Aaron School Elementary and Middle School.