5th-7th Grade Spring Dance
On Wednesday, May 23, the 5th-7th graders had their annual school spring dance. This event was hosted by the upper school teachers and staff of Aaron School 45th Street.
On Wednesday, May 23, the 5th-7th graders had their annual school spring dance. This event was hosted by the upper school teachers and staff of Aaron School 45th Street.
For the past two months, the Birch and Cedar Rooms have been learning all about the earth and outer space! Students first learned about the different layers of the earth and what they are made of.
Throughout February and March, students at Aaron Middle School worked hard on their projects for the Invention Convention.
On Monday, December 11, 2017, the sixth grade classes took a field trip to the New York Hall of Science, located in Queens, New York.
Aaron School 30th Street students kicked off the start of the holiday season by participating in a Winter Festival event!
On Tuesday, December 5, 2017, Aaron School 30th Street hosted a visit for the M206 seventh grade students of Aaron School 45th Street.
Aaron School’s seventh graders took a class field trip to the National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey.
At Aaron School 45th Street, “Wii Love to Play” is a weekly after-school program taught by the Physical Education teachers. The program is available to students in 2nd through 7th grade and modified to meet the needs of all students. These after-school sessions allow the students to explore their inner creativity through the use of interactive gaming systems!
On Thursday, October 12, the students of Aaron Middle School took a walking field trip to the Aaron High School on 30th Street.
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.