Click here to view pictures from our 1st annual turkey bowl. Students rolled turkeys a.k.a. Cornish hens at bowling pens adorned with the faces of PAES teachers. This event was a part of our United Way fundraising campaign.
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PAES has been awarded two grants,one from the Community Foundation and one from an anonymous donor. The grants are intended to help our school create a "black top garden." Parents were invited in to give their input on the creation of the garden and to make some healthy food art.
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Click here to see students and staff members "Mix & Match" their wardrobes for a good cause.
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Students who raised $5 or more for our United Way campaign received a t-shirt and were given an opportunity for "Trick or Treat" at local businesses. Click here to view pictures.
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Click here to view pictures of Halloween 2018 at PAES!!!
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Click here to see pictures of our students enjoying a dance party to raise money for our United Way campaign.
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PAES is in the midst of our annual United Way fundraising campaign! Click here to view the Community Walk pledge form. The community walk will take place on October 31st. All pledge forms & money are due on October 26th.
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David Kisor is a composer, performer, musical director and teacher. He has long been associated with the Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati where he has composed the scores and written the lyrics to several musicals including ROBIN HOOD, JACK AND BEANSTALK, LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD, SNOW WHITE, THE FROG PRINCESS, ALICE IN WONDERLAND, AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS, SLEEPING BEAUTY, and THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO and CARS, DOGS, MONEY AND THE MOON (for which he also wrote the book).
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“Farm to School” is a term which strives to bring locally produced foods into school cafeterias; hands-on learning activities such as farm visits, pr​oducers visiting schools, school gardening, and culinary classes; and the integration of food-related education into the standards-based classroom curriculum. Farm to school includes of all types of producers and food businesses including farmers and waterman as well as food processors, manufacturers, and distributors.
Maryland schools spent $18 million on local food served in schools according a recent USDA Farm to School Census.​ Maryland was the first state in the nation to have every public school system participate in the Maryland Homegrown School Lunch, an element of the Maryland Farm to School program.
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Students and their families were invited out to meet the PAE staff, tour the school & gather information about the 2018*2019 school year.
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