Wellness for Educators
Research shows that the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of educators influences their ability to be present, calm, and responsive in the classroom.
Research shows that the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of educators influences their ability to be present, calm, and responsive in the classroom.
The 45th Street counseling department is so excited to begin another year and start a new character education curriculum! This year’s character education theme is L.E.A.D.!
In honor of the Senior Class of 2019, Aaron School celebrated their second annual Senior Recognition Day on Monday, May 20, 2019
April was Poetry Month and Ms. Huang’s math group celebrated by incorporating literacy into a math lesson.
This spring, Aaron School students have been starting a positive ripple effect by spreading kind, benevolent acts all throughout our school community!
This winter, 45th Street Aaron School students have been learning all about the power of DIVERSITY and the importance of accepting, welcoming, and including all people in our communities.
This year marks an eventful year at the Aaron School as new holidays have been incorporated into the school calendar and will now be observed.
The Willow Room has been learning all about different types of communities. They started off by learning what a community is followed by the different communities that they live and work in such as New York City and Aaron School.
As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to shift our focus to our next character quality: DIVERSITY!
On Thursday, October 4, our 7th-12th graders participated in an assembly with Nate Lombardi from The Groovy Projects.
As the new school year begins, we all need to adapt to new life circumstances (e.g. the new season, new schedules, new classrooms, even new last names).
The Redwood Room and Willow Room went on a fun and exciting field trip to the Paley Center for Media.