Even the losses were near-wins
February 19, 2022 •
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By Lauren Koron
The 2021-22 AE/MS Girls Basketball team’s season started in early December as the girls got back into gear, polishing off the rust and working on their skills. They came together as a team, coached by Lauren Koron and Katelyn Churchill. The winter play production prevented full-court practice or any home games at the start of […]
February 4 was first remote learning "snow" day
February 17, 2022 •
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By Kasey Schoch
Mention the words “remote learning” to any student, parent, teacher, or administrator and there is a solid chance that you will receive an eye roll or some other negative reaction. After all, it didn’t seem to be a very successful “experiment” back in the spring of 2020. It was nobody’s fault. Nobody involved in the […]
Challenges remain, but there is optimism
February 17, 2022 •
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By Dennis Dobe
Although it seems that it will take a very long time for all things to return to normal in our school and community after the most devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to make substantial gains toward restoring normal conditions for students, staff, and families at AE/MS. After a fall of 2021 rich […]
January 25, 2022 •
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By Christine Frost
Play had been put on hold due to COVID
January 21, 2022 •
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By Aubrey Simard (8th grade) and Kasey Schoch (ELA Teacher)
Two years ago, when COVID-19 shut down schools, The Wizard of Oz was less than two weeks away from opening night. Sadly, the performance that the cast worked so hard on was never able to be presented to the community. Finally, the show did go on! Since most of the roles were held by students […]
Lions Club sponsors Peace Poster contest
January 21, 2022 •
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By Ella Rodgers
Andover Elementary/Middle School has hosted its annual Peace Poster contest for grades six through eight. Every year there is a different prompt, with this year’s being “How we are all connected.” The Andover Lions Club sponsored and organized the event, but Courtney Minnehan, AE/MS art teacher, is credited for working with the students during school […]
Masks required indoors, but no distancing
January 19, 2022 •
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By Dennis Dobe
It has been a very busy and productive fall and winter here at AE/MS. Despite the many challenges and complications presented by the pandemic (the greatest of which is the disruption caused by COVID-related student and staff absences), I am pleased to announce that we are doing very well at AE/MS. Amazingly, we find ourselves […]
January 18, 2022 •
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By Kasey Schoch
Students have choice of clubs or recess
January 17, 2022 •
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By Kasey Schoch
One of the things that was greatly missed during the COVID shutdown of 2020, as well as during the hybrid schooling model that was in place last year, were extracurricular activities and social events. Knowing this, and wanting to make up for so much lost time, the specialist team at AE/MS (Alex Ager, Alex Bramley, […]
Skype a Scientist Program
November 30, 2021 •
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By Megan Philbrook