Aaron School Students Write Letters to Thank Veterans
Aaron High School students in Grades 8 through 12 celebrated and paid homage to those who served our country.
Aaron High School students in Grades 8 through 12 celebrated and paid homage to those who served our country.
STEAM Day is an annual celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics. This day brings together students, educators and enthusiasts to explore, learn and engage with a variety of subjects.
In a commendable display of civic education, on November 8th, Aaron High School students (Grades 8-12) immersed themselves in the democratic process of voting for the 2023-2024 Spirit Council.
This year, Aaron School students have been busy learning about the Zones of Regulation curriculum!
On May 5th, 2023, Aaron High School hosted its first annual prom for 11th and 12th graders.
Aaron School students celebrated Black History Month during the month of February.
When Aaron School students finish 7th grade, they transition from their familiar 45th Street building to the 30th Street campus for grades 8th through 12th.
Each year, Aaron School plans a lineup of events that are just for the senior class, including some that are held off-site and during after-school hours.
Aaron High School’s Winter Festival is an annual school-wide event made up of five different winter-themed activities that the students rotate through over the course of the school day
In the spirit of service this holiday season, Aaron School’s Key Club sponsored a school-wide food drive to help the surrounding community.
National Bullying Prevention Month is celebrated annually in the United States during the month of October. This campaign unites communities nationwide in an effort to prevent bullying by promoting kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.
The Aaron School Song has been sung at town hall assemblies, spring and winter concerts, and other special events since our school’s early beginnings.