Sixth Grade Trip to the Museum of Food and Drink
In social studies this year, sixth graders discussed the interaction between one’s culture and the food that comes from it while studying ancient civilizations.
In social studies this year, sixth graders discussed the interaction between one’s culture and the food that comes from it while studying ancient civilizations.
On March 5, Aaron Middle School students participated in the Invention Convention, showcasing innovative inventions for parents, teachers, and classmates.
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.
On Monday, December 3, both of the seventh grade classes from Aaron School 45th Street went on a field trip to tour Aaron High School on 30th Street.
Throughout the month of October, Aaron School 30th Street celebrated its first annual Hispanic Heritage Month!
As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to shift our focus to our next character quality: DIVERSITY!
Each Thanksgiving students and faculty work together to compile a tasting menu and prepare food for the entire Aaron School 30th Street community.
This semester, students are participating in a Soccer Club run by Mr. Scotto, a Gardening Club run by Ms. Kyrk, and a Road Runners Club run by Ms. Farris.
From October 22-October 26, Aaron School 30th Street students participated in the first October Smash Week.
October was National Bullying Prevention Month. To support this cause, the seventh grade students of M202 created a Bullying Prevention Brochure.
September 24-28th was national “Start with Hello” Week, an initiative started by Sandy Hook Promise to prevent school violence.
On Thursday, October 4, our 7th-12th graders participated in an assembly with Nate Lombardi from The Groovy Projects.