AEA Lakewood staff and students celebrated Quarter 2 with their Awards Ceremony on Friday. Congratulations to 8th and 12th grade who for the second quarter in a row won best attendance and highest GPA!
AEA Parents & Guardians this post is for you.
* CCP is only for students entering grades 7-12 in the 2025-2026 school year.
* It is MANDATORY that you attend one of these meetings if your child(ren) would like to participate in CCP for the 2025-2026 school year.
* You can attend either meeting regardless of your child(ren)'s school of attendance as long as they are enrolled at AEA.
* There is no obligation to do CCP after attending the meeting.
* The tuition for CCP classes and books is ONLY paid for IF the student passes the class. If they drop the class too late or fail, you are responsible for payment.
Senior Spotlight: Camila Figueroa
Favorite Quote: "Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind." -Stitch
Favorite Class: Math
Advice for Freshman: Don't be afraid to express yourself. You will find friends who like you for who you are.
Plans after Graduation: I want to go to Cleveland State and study early childhood education.
The Strongsville Seniors celebrated the end of Quarter 2 with an ice skating outing - and the opportunity to get a few pointers from professional figure skater, coach, and US Olympic competitor Franklyn Singley. ⛸️❤️
Senior Spotlight: James Frye
Favorite Quote: "A man never steps in he same river twice for it is not the same river and he isn't the same man." -Heraclitus
Favorite Subject: Math
Advice for Freshman: Don't do drugs, do your work and stay out of drama
Shoutouts: Caitlin, Angel, Josh, Logan, Jon, Greyson, Noah
Plans after Graduation: College
This year AEA is rolling out a program to encourage families to come to the building for a fun night filled with activities around literacy! Any guesses on which two books were chosen for students in K-12 to read? You will all get your books soon but guesses are encouraged until we pass them out. For now, save the date!
Senior Spotlight: Jack Buttry
Favorite Quote: "sometimes hard decisions need to be made and sometimes wonderful have to be made. You've got to be willing to make them all."
Favorite Class: English
Advice for Freshman: make friends. Realize your peers aren't out for you.
Student Shoutouts: Emily, Jameson, Stella, Henry, Audrey, Willow
Plans after Graduation: Go to college for writing
Due to extreme temperatures BOTH AEA Campuses will be closed Tuesday & Wednesday this week. Stay warm and safe!
No school Monday, January 20th in observance of MLK Jr. Day.
The Strongsville campus seniors made an informative visit to WEWS Channel 5 last week. The students were able to ask questions of the producers and on-air news anchors. They visited the control room during the live noon news broadcast, and talked with meteorologist Katie McGraw.
Senior Spotlight: Gressil Downey
Favorite Quote: "Good Morning!"
Favorite Class: History
Advice for Freshman: It's okay to listen and be quiet
Shoutouts: Banka and Kish
Plans for After Graduation: To continue art and get commissions
This past weekend Mrs.Puma took two of her 7th grade students to The Power of the Pen Competion at Fairview High School. This little team was small but mighty! They went up against 21 other schools with teams of 6-13 students! Power of the pen is a creative writing competiton where students compete in three rounds of writing. They are given a prompt and only 40 minutes to write. They did an amazing job and we find out soon if they made it to regionals!
Senior Spotlight: Darrell Hihn
Favorite Quote: "Life is filled with uncertainty."
Favorite Class: Chemistry
Advice for Freshman: Let people know you need help and it will go easier.
Shoutouts: Nina, Ms. Thevenin, Jameson, Elez, Felix, Audrey, Stella, Robert, Izzy
Plans after Graduation: Make music, get a job, hang out with friends.
Congratulations to our Staff of the Month winners for January! We are grateful for all our AEA staff members but an extra shoutout goes to Mrs. Banka from the Strongsville Campus and Ms. Sommers at the Lakewood Campus this month!
Are you ready for Kindergarten?! Join us on SATURDAY, January 11th at noon to learn more about our full day, tuition-free programming and registration process. You will also have the opportunity to meet the teachers and see the classrooms!
We hope everyone had a safe and fun break! Just a friendly reminder that we return to campus on Monday, January 6th. See you all soon!
The Youth Leadership Team put on the North Pole Olympics for the elementary students at the Strongsville campus! Our student leaders have been working on cooperation skills and created different games to promote team work for everyone to play! Thank you to our Youth Leadership Team for their excellent leadership skills and hosting such a fun event!
This week 5th grade learned to play dreidels! We talked about Chanukah, Menorahs, Gelt, and Dreidels! We had an absolute blast learning our new game while celebrating different holidays in the classroom! ✡️
There will be no school for Winter Break from December 21-January 5th. Have a great break! See you all back on January 6, 2025!
Lakewood Staff participated in Tinseltoots Reindeer Games today with students cheering them on! Congratulations to the winning team, Ms. Sommers and Mr. Albright!
