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In preparation of the AES Earth Day Celebration, Ms. Lawler's class read some Earth Day books and complied a list of lessons learned from the books. They also created a poster of their hands holding the earth! -
Mr. Morris's class studies Fractions Students in Mr. Morris's class were studying fractions by using a very large number line! -
Kindness Week at AES The 2nd graders in Ms. Lawler's class read the book If you Plant a Seed by Kadir Nelson. The main characters in the story learn that rather than sowing seeds of selfishness, they should instead plant seeds of kindness. When we do, it allows friendship to bloom. We made -
Litter-A-C the Clown Visits AES Classrooms To celebrate Reading Across America Week at AES, we had a special visitor visiting each classroom as the school reached its reading goal for the week! -
Blaze, the AES Eagle greets students to encourage them to read, read, read during Read Across America Week! -
Third graders at AES participate in a counseling lesson via Zoom, The students are in school and the counselor is remoting in. AES using technology so that all can learn and benefit.
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On Monday morning, April 26, 2021, Antrim Police Chief Scott Lester was invited to AES to receive a handmade gift from staff and students in honor of his retirement at the end of this week. During a short presentation that was on Zoom for the entire school, Principal Syre-Hager honored Chief Lester with an original piece of artwork by Muzart teacher Carole Storro. Mrs. Storro invited all staff and students to contribute to the artwork prior to presenting it, so it truly is a gift from the heart from the entire AES educational community. Chief Lester was also presented with a peace lily as a thank you for keeping the peace in Antrim for the last 13 years. Chief Lester accepted the gift gratefully as cheers from across the school erupted.
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Another sure sign of spring are tadpoles. Do you know what the will grow into?
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Outside the First Friends area at AES, spring flowers and tricycles are a sure sign of spring!
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In Muzart at AES, third and fourth graders are working on W.O.W. creations-wonderful original works.
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On Monday morning, April 26, 2021, Antrim Police Chief Scott Lester was invited to AES to receive a handmade gift from staff and students in honor of his retirement at the end of this week. During a short presentation that was on Zoom for the entire school, Principal Syre-Hager honored Chief Lester with an original piece of artwork by Muzart teacher Carole Storro.
Another sure sign of spring are tadpoles. Do you know what the will grow into?
Outside the First Friends area at AES, spring flowers and tricycles are a sure sign of spring!
In Muzart at AES, third and fourth graders are working on W.O.W. creations-wonderful original works.
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Our vision at Antrim Elementary School is a community inspiring all members to grow academically, socially, and emotionally within a safe, caring and nurturing environment.
In challenging students and staff toward excellence, we support a collaborative and cooperative school striving for enthusiasm and joy in learning.
We are respectful of diversity for individuals and groups, and teach the values of our democratic society. Kindness, respect, honesty, cooperation, and grit are central to our success as a community of learners.