Reader’s Theater Presents: Fantastic Mr. Fox
Aaron School middle school students are taking the novel off the page and into the theater!
Aaron School middle school students are taking the novel off the page and into the theater!
In celebration of Black History Month, middle school students learned about influential Black Americans and their cultural impact on our society.
Every year, Aaron School students come together on March 14th to celebrate Pi Day.
When Aaron School students finish 7th grade, they transition from their familiar 45th Street building to the 30th Street campus for grades 8th through 12th.
The middle school students at Aaron School participate weekly in Alliance Club, a class that offers them the opportunity to come together and work collaboratively on community service projects.
As part of their yearlong exploration of world cultures, the Willow Room 4th grade students learned about Lunar New Year through watching informative videos and participating in spirited discussions about some of the unique aspects surrounding the holiday.
The Sensory Profile 2 breaks down sensory experiences and stimuli into four theoretical concepts: seeking, avoiding, sensitivity, and registration.
Each year, Aaron School plans a lineup of events that are just for the senior class, including some that are held off-site and during after-school hours.
Aaron High School’s Winter Festival is an annual school-wide event made up of five different winter-themed activities that the students rotate through over the course of the school day
In the spirit of service this holiday season, Aaron School’s Key Club sponsored a school-wide food drive to help the surrounding community.
Teaching students how to write is an important component of any school’s curriculum. Here at Aaron School, all of our students learn how to write using the Handwriting Without Tears (HWT) program.
In speech-language pathology sessions, or what we call “speech turns”, students often work towards pragmatic language goals to improve their social skills.