AES Students Step Outside The Classroom For Enrichment Day

It was a fun-filled day of learning for Aurora Elementary Students.

Aurora Elementary School students learn about mixed martial arts at Enrichment Day. Photo provided. 

 

(Aurora, Ind.) – Sometimes learning doesn’t require students to bury their heads in a book.

 

Students at Aurora Elementary School participated in their 3rd Annual Enrichment Day on May 18.

 

Over 20 presenters were invited to the school, allowing each grade level (K-6) to visit six different 45-minute sessions. Each session allowed the students to be exposed to a future career, a new hobby, or a local club or organization.

 

More specifically, students got the opportunity to pet penguins in the gym, learn about insects in the cafeteria, and practice mixed martial arts in the hallways.

 

Photo provided. 

 

Aurora Elementary would like to thank all the parent volunteers and the following presenters for their help in making Enrichment Day a success:

 

Dearborn County Recycling Center, Club MMA, Mobile Ed Productions, Inc., Newport Aquarium WAVE program, David Mahan, The Cincinnati Zoo, Aurora Public Library, Lowe’s, SDMS Show Choir, Opening Night Show Choir, Sarah Brown-Yoga Instructor, Dr. Insecta’s Bug Lab, Wilson Education Center, Aurora Fire Department, Sergeant Ben McBroom and the Dearborn County Sheriff's Department, Kroger, The Aronoff Center’s “Catch the Reading Bug” program,  Five Star Data, Roni’s Dance, Master Sylvia Hite with the Indiana Academy of Martial Arts.

 

Aurora Elementary also extends its thanks to the Aurora Lions Club, UCB Bank and the Aurora Elementary PTO for their generous donations.

 

The Dearborn County Sheriff's Department was a presenter at Enrichment Day. Photo provided. 

More from Local News

Comments

Add a comment

Log in to the club or enter your details below.
Rating *

Events

Clocks 'Fall Back' This Weekend

Clocks should be set back one-hour overnight Saturday into Sunday

Longtime Dearborn Co. Deputy Passes Away

Robert Lee "Bob" Waldon was a military veteran and a community servant.

Councilman Dylan Liddle Applauds $325K Grant Award for Lawrenceburg Road Improvements

The state recently awarded nearly $110 million through the Community Crossings Matching Grant (CCMG) program

Lawrenceburg Native Wins World Series Ring with Milwaukee Brewers

The Brewers defeated the Tampa Bay Rays in five games.

Nominations Open for South Ripley Athletic Hall of Fame

Nominations are for the 2027 Hall of Fame class.

Oldenburg Academy Seeking Storybook Ending at Class A State Championship Match

The Twisters will have to topple a team that has not lost a match over the past two seasons.

On Air

Your Hometown Radio Station playing
Brantley Gilbert - Heaven By Then - Eagle Only

Brad Paisley Letter To Me 2:25
Ashley McBryde Light On In The Kitchen - EAGLE ONLY NO INTRO 2:22
Blake Shelton God Gave Me You 2:18
Big & Rich Save A Horse - EAGLE ONLY NO INTRO IMAGING 2:15