AES students proudly display their bug creations they made in Muzart class for the Children and the Arts parade on May 21st at noon!
Author: sarahe
Hi, I have been working in the AES office for 9 years (my first year was part-time and then I started full-time). I love coming to school each day watching our students grow and learn. I have two sons who went to AES and are now in college and I live in Antrim with my husband. I love AES!
Miss Arlene volunteered in Muzart this week to help our students complete this Antrim Eagles Soar Collaborative Mosaic artwork.
The AES staff is proud to share that our principal, Stephanie Syre-Hager earned her Doctor of Education degree yesterday!
As AES returns to in person School Community meetings, we thanked and honored Linda and Ken Bundy who repaired some of the AES drums! Students were to able to drum the other students into the meeting.
Students at AES are showing off their AES pride with their new AES Spirit Wear. All AES students (K-4) received a new AES tee-shirt with Blaze, our mascot, on their shirt!
AES took advantage of Paraprofessional Appreciation Day to let their paraprofessionals know how special and important they are by recognizing them as Super Heroes. All the paraprofessionals received a cape, flowers and a special breakfast. Thank you!
Students are reaching to they sky as they experience the NHDI week long residency program at AES. Students spend the week learning a dance and then have the opportunity to showcase their work at a performance April 1st @ Great Brook Gymnasium!
Once a month, AES students gather around a All School Zoom meeting where different classes present what they have been studying. During this month’s meeting, the students had a Zoom movement break with a twist!
Even though spring is a few days away, students at AES were taking a few minutes to ponder when the puddles and mud might disappear!
As of part of Read Across America, Dr. Kimberly Rizzo Saunders, Superintendent of ConVal School District, took time from her busy schedule to read to AES students as part of our guest readers program.