Proceeds go to Syrian/Turkish earthquake recovery
Second graders at AE/MS returned to the tradition of their annual Heart-Healthy Valentine Breakfast Restaurant for the teachers, staff, and the third-grade class. As an introduction, Mrs. Frost came to our classroom and gave a ‘seminar’ on how to have a healthy heart – exercise, healthy food, and proper sleep. Parents of the second […]
RSVP by April 10, if you can help on May 12
SHARE Day, which stands for “See How the Arts Reach Everyone” was started by a small, but very active PTO in 1988. This special day brings artists, craftspeople, and musicians from Andover and surrounding communities into the classroom to share their wealth of talents and inspirations with the students at Andover Elementary Middle School (AE/MS). […]
Fifth grade students participate in civics lessons
Each year, fifth grade students all over the state of New Hampshire get to participate in an in depth civics lesson. The New Hampshire Kid Governor Program helps students learn about the state government, election and voting, and civic responsibilities. Students research their chosen community issue, research the issue to create a platform for their […]
Led by strong group of eighth graders
The 2022-23 AE/MS Girls basketball team’s season began in November, and over 14 games compiled an 11-1 record against other middle school girls’ A teams, and a 1-1 record versus the Proctor Academy JV girls. The team was led by a strong group of eighth graders including top point scorers Adalyn Boucher and Co-Captain Victoria […]
Dear Andover Residents, We are truly overwhelmed by the generosity of friends and neighbors. The abundance of gift cards donated to the Hub makes it possible to help support Andover students and families during the holiday season and all year long. Sincere thanks for your continued community spirit and kindness. Happy New Year to you […]
Students learn that practice makes perfect
This Halloween, the second grade students at AE/MS took the stage for a performance that has been a school tradition for at least two decades. Second grade teacher Gretchen Hildebrand was unsure of exactly what year this adventure began. One thing she does know is why she keeps working on this massive undertaking year after […]
Goal is for kids to connect with each other
The mentoring program at AE/MS is a great experience for both younger and older students. Lisa Lane, AE/MS school counselor, started this program about 10 years ago and she chose the eighth graders to mentor kindergarten students. Lisa picked the eighth graders because they’re responsible, great role models, and the kindergarteners look up to them. […]