Click here for the March 7, 2025 news from Principal Gibney.

Click here to read important news from Principal Gibney in the February 21st edition of the Eagle Eye Tribune.

Did you know there are 68 hours from the time students leave on a Friday afternoon until they return to school on Monday morning? Some student here and throughout the country may experience food insecurities and may not have enough to eat during those times when away from school. The AES PTO will be sponsering a cereal drive to provide boxes of cereal to End 68 Hours of Hunger. We are trying to collect enough boxes to create a domino run around the school. There will be boxes for collections at the Bank of New Hampshire in Antrim, Rick and Diane's and at AES. Please feel free to advertise this on your social media accounts, share with friends and family in our town and beyond. Help us, help End 68 Hours because they do so much for so many.

Kindergarten registration and screening for the northern tier of the ConVal School District will be held on Tuesday, February 18, from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm at Antrim Elementary School, 10 School Street, in Antrim. A snow date is scheduled for Thursday, February 20, at the same time and location.

The child must be accompanied to the registration and screening by a parent or legal guardian and must be five years old by September 30, 2025.

Pre-registration for this event is required. Please call Melissa Gatto at (603) 924-7503 ext. 2032 to schedule an appointment time.

Click here for the February 14th, 2025 news from Antrim Elementary School and a message from Principal Gibney.

AES students took advantage of celebrating the 100th day in school. There were many activities in classrooms, all centered around the number 100. Some 2nd graders even dressed up as what they thought a 100 year old person might look like.

We may be the AES Eagles but once a week, volunteers from the Antrim -Bennington Lions Club come in and share lunch with students from AES. They eat lunch with a small group each week in the library. Students are selected on a rotating basis so all can have the opportunity to "Lunch with the Lions". Students are able to visit with the Lions and learn about other people in our community. This is a highlight of the week for students.

To view the February 7, 2025 newsletter from Principal Beth Gibney, Click here.