Celebrating Black History Month at Aaron School
Every February, Aaron School honors Black History Month by celebrating influential Black figures who shaped our society.
Every February, Aaron School honors Black History Month by celebrating influential Black figures who shaped our society.
Our 11th grade students have been hard at work planning & composing their own creative writing pieces.
Lunar New Year is a celebration rich with history and tradition. According to ancient legends, a fearsome monster would attack villages.
By Daniel Backer, Lead Teacher at Aaron School ¡Hola! For the past several weeks, the 30th street campus has been
By Maryam Azhar, Lead Teacher at Aaron School Metric Day is officially recognized across the country on October 10th, and
Fun Fridays was designed to add a sense of adventure and excitement to learning math through incorporating a variety of themes based on students’ interests.
Grab your backpacks and let’s go on an “Amazing Race” around the world of English grammar!
Aaron Middle School students have been hard at work during Alliance, a weekly class focused on community service.
Aaron High School students in Grades 8 through 12 celebrated and paid homage to those who served our country.
January not only signifies the new year, across the globe, it also marks Australia’s annual tennis season.
Black History Month is an annual celebration of African American culture in addition to being a fantastic opportunity to teach children about world history, social studies and modern politics.
The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation started Random Acts of Kindness Day to focus on the positivity that surrounds us every day.