After a beautiful snowfall, a student created a Snow Person for the AES playground for all to enjoy!
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!
The snow was just right after last night’s storm to create this wall of snowballs during recess!
Two students visit while they are working on a project during recess time.
Each morning as part of our COVID-19 protocol, Mr. Stultz greets our students on the bus while he asks them health questions and checks their temperature before the students come into school.
As AES students transition to a new activity they line up in the hall socially distancing from each other.
This past week ConVal schools resumed in school learning. Mrs. Hill is leading her 3/4 class in a lesson.
Every year each school is required to conduct 10 Safety Drills. AES completed a Fire Drill by setting up an obstacle for one classroom, who had to find an alternative way out of the classroom.
Students in Mrs. Hill’s class react with joy and excitement as Principal Syre-Hager delivers Chromebooks to the students to be used as we enter our Remote Learning period. All students will be receiving a Chromebook to help them during the remote period.
Jaime Hutchinson from the Harris Center visited AES’s preschool to talk about bears and show the students bear artifacts and a real stuffed bear!
In Muzart students have been using art skills through paper Mache to create their own drum, on which they can practice music skills. A true Muzart project!