Middle Schoolers Making an Impact!
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.
Mission: Nutrition
Throughout November and December, middle school students learned about the importance of nutrition and healthy eating.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month!
Elementary and Middle School students recently participated in a fun project that involved researching one of the countries celebrating their Independence Day during Hispanic Heritage Month.
The Aaron School Song – Remixed!
The Aaron School Song has been sung at town hall assemblies, spring and winter concerts, and other special events since our school’s early beginnings.
Thinking Maps
Students at Aaron Elementary, Middle, and High School use visual thinking tools called Thinking Maps to generate, organize, and analyze their ideas prior to completing a variety of tasks, both academic and social.
Understanding Private School Admissions Podcast
NYC Special Education Attorney Adam Dayan recently sat down with Aaron School’s Director of Admissions Linda Gardner for a conversation about the admissions process for private special education schools.
Middle School Quilt Project
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.
Key Club’s Thanksgiving Food Drive
A new addition to the fun and exciting selection of clubs this year is Key Club, which promotes service, builds character, and develops leadership skills.
Bullying Prevention Month at 30th Street
Schools celebrate National Bullying Prevention Month in October. Our team at 30th street put together a month of events related to bullying prevention.
Anti-Bullying Assembly
Aaron School 30th Street enthusiastically welcomed David Flood for an Anti-Bullying Assembly on Thursday, November 14, 2019
Seventh Grade Visits Aaron 30th Street
Aaron School 30th Street participated in Start With Hello Week, an initiative to promote student inclusiveness, a positive school community, and violence prevention.
Character Education: Calmness
This spring, Aaron School students have been starting a positive ripple effect by spreading kind, benevolent acts all throughout our school community!