Eighth Grade Breakfast Fundraiser a Success
They're packing their bags for New York City
They're packing their bags for New York City
Volunteers needed for the coming school year
Our courtyard area is going through a transformation. The raised beds received significant damage with the difficult winter. The garden beds have been removed, and we now have vegetables growing in large recycled barrels. The barrels can then be relocated before winter. Grass was scarce in the courtyard, but Jon Champagne and Ms Hildebrand’s students […]
Next year: More fine arts, please
Only in Andover can one spend time zentangling, enjoying sushi, learning Native American loom beading, playing 18 holes of golf, and swing dancing all in one place and on one day. Another wonderful SHARE (See How Arts Reach Everyone) Day recently took place at AE/MS. New workshop choices were added among the traditional favorites. Students […]
Teach a space alien to make PB&J
Once again, the second graders in Ms. Hildebrand’s class at AE/MS learned the hard way that writing good, clear directions for a space alien to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich is not as easy as it seems. Here are the directions they came up with, in case you ever encounter an alien who’s looking […]
10-week program aims to prevent drug abuse
With the assistance of Lieutenant Stephanie Clough from the Franklin Police Department, AE/MS has brought DARE back to our community. DARE stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Education. This is a 10-week program that will be taught annually to the fifth grade class. This year’s DARE program began on March 17. The curriculum is being taught […]
Coach Fairall takes a year off to recover
The school year seems to be flying by, which means we are already gearing up for a new track season. The season began with our first practices in March. Grades five through eight will be representing the school at several meets this season. The team is 34 members strong. It should be an exciting year once […]
Plan to complete Common Core testing by spring break
The traditional days of coloring in circles with Number Two pencils have come to an end, as the students of the Andover School District have been introduced to a new type of standardized assessment. This spring, schools throughout the state are utilizing the New Hampshire Smarter Balanced Online Testing System, a computer-based format for evaluating […]