Graduation 2017
Please join us in congratulating the Aaron School Graduating Class of 2017.
As middle school students wrapped up their “Not a Classroom” projects, they traded in the glue guns and cardboard to start working on self-portraits.
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.
This year at Aaron School, fifth grade students had the opportunity to go on an extended day trip to Club Getaway in Kent, Connecticut!
The Art Show this year was a culmination of the year-long theme Anything Can Happen in Art, which was originally inspired by the book Not a Box and by “TASK” an improvisational art activity inspired by contemporary artist Oliver Herring.
At the end of May, the sixth graders at Aaron School had the opportunity to take a field trip to Chinatown.
Throughout a fun-filled year of learning how to “Bring Your A-Game,” our students have finally made it to their last character quality – ADAPTABILITY!
This month the Olive Room students have been learning about the different animal groups; mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, and insects.
Aaron School seventh grade middle schoolers went away on a two-day trip to Boston in the last week of April! Read more on our blog.
Last month, Aaron School kindergarteners in the Pine and Spruce Rooms took a trip to The Art Farm on the Upper East Side.
In Social Skills and Peer Group, Aaron School students are moving along with our character education curriculum and working hard at “bringing their A game” all year long!
In March, the Aaron School sixth graders went on an overnight trip to Philadelphia. The group had been looking forward to the trip all year and their excitement helped make the trip a true success.