Aaron School’s celebration of Women’s History Month provided students with meaningful opportunities to explore the impact of influential women who have shaped our world. Throughout the month of March, students...
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Every year on March 14 (a.k.a. 3.14), math lovers around the world celebrate the famous irrational number pi (π). At Aaron School, Pi Day has become a beloved annual tradition...
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In honor of Black History Month, our students took part in a meaningful research project that celebrated influential Black figures who have shaped history, culture, and society. From trailblazing leaders...
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Aaron School’s annual Career Week has students engaging in career-oriented classroom lessons, meeting with professionals in different fields, and doing research into many possible career paths. This week-long event is...
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Throughout the first semester, 8th grade students taking Introduction to Writer’s Composition, with Ms. Rosato and Ms. O’Neill worked diligently on a culminating writing portfolio that highlighted their growth, effort,...
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January marks a time for reflection and fresh beginnings. At Aaron 30th Street, students welcomed the new year by engaging in thoughtful activities that encouraged goal setting, self-awareness, and personal...
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As we bundled up for winter and prepared to welcome 2026, the Aaron Middle School came together for a creative and meaningful celebration of new beginnings. To mark the start...
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We traveled on a winter journey around the world — from the sunny shores of Miami, Florida, to the emerald fields of Ireland and the vibrant rhythms of South Africa!...
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This month, 8th and 9th grade students participated in an engaging field trip to the American Museum of Natural History that extended learning beyond the classroom and into the world...
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In Writer’s Composition 2, students spent the past month exploring the art of storytelling in an exciting and collaborative way. What began as a unit on character development has grown...
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