Middle School Invention Convention
On March 5, Aaron Middle School students participated in the Invention Convention, showcasing innovative inventions for parents, teachers, and classmates.
On March 5, Aaron Middle School students participated in the Invention Convention, showcasing innovative inventions for parents, teachers, and classmates.
Throughout February and March, students at Aaron Middle School worked hard on their projects for the Invention Convention.
At Aaron School 45th Street, “Wii Love to Play” is a weekly after-school program taught by the Physical Education teachers. The program is available to students in 2nd through 7th grade and modified to meet the needs of all students. These after-school sessions allow the students to explore their inner creativity through the use of interactive gaming systems!
On Thursday, October 12, the students of Aaron Middle School took a walking field trip to the Aaron High School on 30th Street.
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.
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.
For the last three years, Aaron School 45th Street has participated in “The Great Halloween Candy Give Back” to benefit troops through Operation Gratitude.
As our elementary and middle school students return to school this week, We are thrilled to welcome them back to our newly renovated campus.