The day after, the whole middle school came out to see their classmates play soccer. The day the entire season led up to. The day players and participants feared and wanted. The day soccer ends. The day champions are made. Saturday 7:30 A.M. Players arrived to warm up and get into teams. The teams that would bring them to the top. Everyone was excited about the tournament’s start, but they had to do their warm-up before starting. The warm-up consisted of running back and fort

This Friday, October 8th all MS students will be getting out of assembly at 2:30 to watch the ASIAC soccer teams compete. Girls' soccer games will be played on the Tiger Turf along with one boy's game and the other boys' teams will play on the MS field. Make sure to bring your school spirit clothes and cheer loud for your friends! After the soccer games, you can stay later for Friday Night Lights, they'll be swim races, golf, volleyball, and academic games! #Hannah #Aarkin #A

News in 90 is back for a new season. #Aarkin and #Woojin share the latest with the middle school. #Hannah worked as the camera and sound operator for this episode.

Twenty years ago, the world changed forever. On September 11, 2001, the world trade centers in NYC were hit by two out of four planes hijacked by Islamic extremist group al Qaeda. The other one struck the Pentagon just outside Washington, D.C, and the fourth crashed in a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The attacks caused 2996 deaths and over 6000 injuries. The attacks not only changed the way that people value their families but changed airport security rules and caused h

On this typical Wednesday afternoon, students were heading down for their break when all of a sudden they heard a loud: Clink! Thud! “What was that?” “You okay?” “Make space.” “Back away, people.” The huge glass door in the 6th-grade hallway connecting to the Jalsa had shattered. Just like that, the Jalsa was off-limits. Students were shocked! CC-BY Aarkin In the immediate aftermath of the event, people swarmed the Jalsa just in time to see a bloodied student walking out acco

Next week, AES Middle School is going to take “MAP testing.” What is the MAP Test? MAP testing is a digital test that helps teachers improve learning for all students and make precise decisions to support the student's academic growth. Map testing is divided into 3 sections; Reading, Mathematics, and English. There are multiple levels of difficulty in all the subjects. To reach a new level, you have to get a certain number of questions right, but it gets easier if you get too

All students have returned to the AES campus for the first time since March 2020. High school and middle school students started on August 10th, and elementary students joined the following day. Covid protocols are still in place, but now they allow all students on campus with complete security and responsible health. Many students are relieved to go back on campus because they are able to concentrate more in person, meet new (and old) friends, and participate in fun school a