Character Education: Diversity
As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to shift our focus to our next character quality: DIVERSITY!
As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to shift our focus to our next character quality: DIVERSITY!
On Thursday, October 4, our 7th-12th graders participated in an assembly with Nate Lombardi from The Groovy Projects.
As the new school year begins, we all need to adapt to new life circumstances (e.g. the new season, new schedules, new classrooms, even new last names).
The Redwood Room and Willow Room went on a fun and exciting field trip to the Paley Center for Media.
This year, fifth graders spent the month of February studying colonial times in America! Students first learned about the settlements in America like Jamestown and Plymouth Rock.
The Maple Room students learned about four different habitats: the desert, ocean, forest, and arctic.
As autumn came to a close, Aaron School students were excited to learn about the new Character Trait of the Season: COOPERATION!
Aaron School 45th Street is promoting physical activity during free time, and raising awareness about the fun ways to exercise!
Aaron School 45th Street is promoting physical activity during free time, and raising awareness about the fun ways to exercise!
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.
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 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.