M202 Spreads Awareness for National Bullying Prevention Month
October was National Bullying Prevention Month. To support this cause, the seventh grade students of M202 created a Bullying Prevention Brochure.
“Start with Hello” Week
September 24-28th was national “Start with Hello” Week, an initiative started by Sandy Hook Promise to prevent school violence.
The Groovy Projects Visits Aaron School
On Thursday, October 4, our 7th-12th graders participated in an assembly with Nate Lombardi from The Groovy Projects.
Character Education: Adaptability
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).
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.
Fifth Grade Field Trip to the American Museum of Natural History
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.
Senior Recognition Day
Over the next few weeks, millions of high school seniors across the country will put on a cap and gowns and receive their diplomas.
Third Grade Field Trip to the Paley Center for Media
The Redwood Room and Willow Room went on a fun and exciting field trip to the Paley Center for Media.
Fourth Grade Field Trip to the New York Public Library
On Monday, March 26, 2018, the Elm Room went on an amazing, educational field trip to the New York Public Library at Grand Central. The class entered the library with prior knowledge on government and civics from Social Studies class.
Middle School Invention Convention
Throughout February and March, students at Aaron Middle School worked hard on their projects for the Invention Convention.
Aaron School 30th Street Candy Grams
The Aaron School Student Council hit the ground running in 2018 by planning and organizing the ordering of Candy Grams for 30th Street students and faculty in an effort to help raise money for the upcoming senior class trip to Rocking Horse Ranch.
Fifth Grade Colonial Day
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.