Welcome to the 2018-2019 School Year

Upcoming Events

Daily Announcements

 

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Wednesday, January 16, 2018

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Please arrive ten minutes prior to scheduled stop as times can vary.

Just a reminder that per Ashland ordinance, all pets must be kept on a leash and owners are responsible for cleaning up after them. Thank you for doing your part in keeping our school grounds clean and safe.

Starting Monday November 5th until April 1st, all students are required to carry a dry  non-marking pair of sneakers with them on days when have either a PE or FLEX class in the gym. 

AES Kindergarten Students Receive New Hats and Mittens

AES Kindergarten students will be extra warm at recess this year,  thanks to the kindness and knitting skills of local volunteers.  The hat and mitten donation program, which is coordinated by the staff from the Meredith Village Savings Bank, has provided brand new hats and mittens to all of our Kindergarten students.  Additional items have also been donated to the Nurse's office for other students to use.

                        

Student Council Sponsors Cancer Awareness Week

The AES Student Council is sponsoring Cancer Awareness Week from Monday, January 14th through Friday, January 18th.   Students are encouraged to participate by wearing the colors listed below and by participating in our week long fundraisers also described below.

Monday--Blue/Prostate Cancer

Tuedsay--Gray/Brain Cancer

Wednesday--Pink/Breast Cancer

Thursday--Yellow/Childhood Cancer

Friday--Purple/All Cancer

Grade 8 Move Up Night

  • 8TH GRADE MOVE UP NIGHT: Monday, January 28th, 5:30, Plymouth Regional High School for 8th-grade students, parents and guardians.  The primary purpose of this meeting is to meet the administration and counselor to review the Program of Studies and to answer any questions you might have.  Please contact Mrs. Sanborn with any questions.

 

Students Enjoy Wreath Making with Ashland Garden Club

Recently, Ashland Elementary School fourth and fifth grade students spent the afternoon making wreaths with help from the members of the Ashland Garden Club.  Some finished wreaths were gifted to local businesses while others are hanging outside of the school building. Many thanks to the members of the Ashland Garden Club including Sherry Norman, Shirley Donovan, Pat Mazzone, Wilma Garland and Steve Heath who helped to make this event possible.  The greens for the wreaths were generously donated by Ashland Fire Department and Gloria Fields.

The Super Swap Station

Bringing the AES community together with books


Wellness Committee

If you are interested in joining the AES Wellness Committee please email Dr. Bartlett at sbartlett@aesk8.org.  The committee will meet throughout the school year to discuss wellness issues such as good nutrition and physical activity for our school community.

Wicwas Lake Grange #292 Donates Dictionaries to AES Students

WICWAS LAKE GRANGE #292 DONATES DICTIONARIES TO STUDENTS

Above left Mr. & Mrs. Boulanger along with Mr. & Mrs. LaFavre describe the Grange to the students.  Above right, students Madison Trombley, Kaili Sack-Boynton and Lucy Montague enjoy looking through their new dictionaries.

Ashland Elementary School Sponsors Food Drive


Ashland Elementary School Student Council

Sponsors Successful Food Drive

According to WhyHunger.org, 11.8 percent of the households in America suffer from food insecurity. That’s approximately 14,893,960 families who struggle to buy food for themselves and their children. This is an issue that needs to be solved, and Ashland Elementary School is trying to do something about it. This month, they held a food drive to assist the hungry families of Ashland. The AES Student Council and their “Community Outreach” committee members organized the food drive. With their work on posters, contests, and others forms of advertising, they collected a total of over two hundred food items.

Order Your AES Superpower T-Shirt

The AES Student Council hosted a T-Shirt design contest.  Students in all teams were invited to design a T-Shirt to represent the school year theme.  Winning design artists were Aliva Foote and Natalie Boyer.  Funds raised from the T-Shirt sale will be used to build a new basketball court and to purchase a water bottle filler for the school.

Click here to access the order form.

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