“Start with Hello” Week
September 24-28th was national “Start with Hello” Week, an initiative started by Sandy Hook Promise to prevent school violence.
September 24-28th was national “Start with Hello” Week, an initiative started by Sandy Hook Promise to prevent school violence.
Over the next few weeks, millions of high school seniors across the country will put on a cap and gowns and receive their diplomas.
The Aaron School Student Council hit the ground running in 2018 by planning and organizing the ordering of Candy Grams for 30th Street students and faculty in an effort to help raise money for the upcoming senior class trip to Rocking Horse Ranch.
On Monday, December 11, 2017, the sixth grade classes took a field trip to the New York Hall of Science, located in Queens, New York.
Aaron School 30th Street students kicked off the start of the holiday season by participating in a Winter Festival event!
October was National Anti-Bullying Awareness Month and every year Aaron School 30th Street participates to show that we, as a community, stand united against bullying. We hold several events and discussions throughout the month to continue to educate ourselves about bullying and how we can help to prevent it.
On Thursday, October 12, the students of Aaron Middle School took a walking field trip to the Aaron High School on 30th Street.
Our new Head Teacher of Visual Arts, Ryan McCarthy, has brought back strong drawing foundations and a return to ceramics in the high school studio program.
Meet Adam Moro, Director of Clinical Services and Dean of Students at Aaron School 30th Street! Adam oversees the Mental Health Staff & related services.
Elizabeth Fay is the Principal of Aaron School 30th Street campus. She oversees the educational program for students in grades 8-12.
Meet Tobye Ostrow, Aaron’s upper school Educational Supervisor for grades 5-7