Kelsey Montague’s Message of Positivity Arrives at Aaron School
Every September, Aaron School students enter the 45th Street building full of new hopes, expectations and ambitions.
Black History Month: Celebrating Through Art
In celebration of Black History Month, middle school students learned about influential Black Americans and their cultural impact on our society.
Fifth Grade Travels Back to the Colonial Times
Over the past month fifth graders traveled back to the Colonial era. They studied all about Colonial America and embarked on a research project about specific colonial jobs.
Valentine’s Day in the Olive Room
The Olive Room at 45th Street celebrated Valentine’s Day on Monday, February 14th, wearing Valentine’s Day crowns and having a special treat!
Redwood Celebrates the Year of the Pig
This year marks an eventful year at the Aaron School as new holidays have been incorporated into the school calendar and will now be observed.
Go Girl! A Day for Me to be Free!
On Friday, February 1, girls from Aaron upper, middle, and high school, grades 5 through 12, came together to enjoy a day that was dedicated solely to them.
The Groovy Projects Visits Aaron School
On Thursday, October 4, our 7th-12th graders participated in an assembly with Nate Lombardi from The Groovy Projects.
High School Arts at Aaron School
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.
Fifth Grade Field Trip to Club Getaway
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 Aaron School Art Show Was A Hit!
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.
Fifth Grade Colonial Day
This year, Aaron School fifth graders embarked on a month long unit studying colonial times in America! Within their study, students first learned about the origin of various settlements within the Northeast.
Classroom as Studio, Student as Artist
At the start of the year, Art teachers prepared students for what would take place in the Art Room over