Sixth Grade Field Trip to Chinatown
At the end of May, the sixth graders at Aaron School had the opportunity to take a field trip to Chinatown.
At the end of May, the sixth graders at Aaron School had the opportunity to take a field trip to Chinatown.
Throughout a fun-filled year of learning how to “Bring Your A-Game,” our students have finally made it to their last character quality – ADAPTABILITY!
This month the Olive Room students have been learning about the different animal groups; mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, and insects.
Last month, Aaron School kindergarteners in the Pine and Spruce Rooms took a trip to The Art Farm on the Upper East Side.
In Social Skills and Peer Group, Aaron School students are moving along with our character education curriculum and working hard at “bringing their A game” all year long!
On Wednesday, April 5, Aaron School 4th graders in the Willow Room had the opportunity to go on a field trip to the National Museum of the American Indian.
All of Aaron School fourth and fifth grade students have the opportunity to participate in a school Science Fair each spring.
Students in the Olive Room have spent the past several months transforming a space in the Art Room into an underwater adventure!
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.
Elizabeth Fay is the Principal of Aaron School 30th Street campus. She oversees the educational program for students in grades 8-12.
At the start of the year, Art teachers prepared students for what would take place in the Art Room over
Meet Tobye Ostrow, Aaron’s upper school Educational Supervisor for grades 5-7