Acquinton Elementary School

KWCPS is now accepting applications for Preschool Registration for the 26-27 school year. See the flyer for more information.

🔥 Math is Powerful! 🔥
In December, our Logical Ladies Math Club took math into the real world with a special focus on the fire department. Guests from the James City County and Henrico Fire Departments, including two AES dads, shared how they use math every day on the job.

The ladies explored how ratios are used to calculate medical dosages based on a patient’s body weight, then put their skills to the test by measuring out their own “dosages.” During ropes rescue, they discovered how ratios and mechanical advantage determine how much weight can be safely lifted or pulled using a traveling pulley system.

Best part? They didn’t just learn it, they pulled some really heavy stuff!

The halls at AES have been Wickedly Festive this month. Check out some of the amazing bulletin boards and doors our teachers and staff created.
(Part 2)

The halls at AES have been Wickedly Festive this month. Check out some of the amazing bulletin boards and doors our teachers and staff created.
(Part 1)

🎄🎵The AES Eagles were treated to a festive performance by the KWHS Choir and Jazz Band. It was a fun and groovy concert.🎵🎄

AES Volleyball Tournament (Part 2)

Enjoy more pics from the volleyball tournament.

AES Volleyball Tournament (Part 1)

Ms. Baker put on a great volleyball tournament for the 5th graders yesterday at HHMS. The students all did a great job and had a blast! Congratulations to the medal winners:
Gold: Nugen't Class
Silver: Gammon's Class
Bronze: Volo's Class
A special thanks to our scorekeepers: Eli and Jett

Thank you to everyone who came out to cheer on our Eagles!

Please join us at the Book Fair after school today until 5:30!

We had a wonderful House Meeting today with Cool Spring! Bigs & Littles got to read together. Thanks Ms. Conry & Ms. Miller for planning a thoughtful event for our Eagles & Cubs!

We wanted to let our families know that the 3rd-grade performance has been postponed. Due to the snow days, some students have missed out on important rehearsal time. My goal is to make sure every student feels confident, prepared, and excited to share their hard work on stage! 😊

We’ll share the new date as soon as it’s confirmed. Thank you for your understanding and support! 💛🎭 - Mrs. Tiomno (AES Music)

We are so excited about our 5th grade volleyball tournament on December 17th @ HHMS. Please pre-register each adult attending as a spectator using this google form. If guests don't pre-register, then they will need to sign in through the HHMS main office. Don't forget your photo ID!

Doors will open at 8:25 to start welcoming guests.

Game # 1 Volo vs Belvin
Game # 2 Madison vs Farmer
Game # 3 Nugent vs Renick
Game #4 Gammon vs Winner of Game 1

Greetings! The current weather forecast for Friday morning continues to predict snowfall with up to several inches of accumulation by 8:00 AM, which is likely to create hazardous road conditions for the morning commute. As a result, and with safety in mind, all KWCPS schools and offices will be closed for in-person learning on Friday, December 5. Students will have an asynchronous Flex/Remote Learning day at home. Maintenance/custodial staff will be contacted by their supervisor regarding work hours, if needed. We will continue to monitor weather, road, and facility conditions throughout the day and provide additional updates to families and staff as needed. Have a safe weekend ahead!

🪨📄✂️Ms. Renick's 5th-grade class held a week-long Rock, Paper, Scissors Tournament. Congratulations to Jessa for being the class champion!

📗📘📙The Book Fair is coming to AES! See the flyer for details.
Due to the penny shortage, any change under .5 cents will automatically be placed in the "share the fair" funds. "Share the fair" is used to help students who are running a little short buy their books during the fair. Thank you for your understanding!

🦃Gobble, Gobble! 🦃
Students had a blast participating in the Turkey Trot held by AES Admin.
"Oh no! The turkeys escaped their pen. Better catch them before they get away!"

Ms. Wells’ class disguised the turkey! 🦃✨ From a gumball machine to NBC12 News, students did an amazing job creating clever disguises to help their turkeys escape Thanksgiving dinner!

Historians from Mrs. Jones' 4th Grade Class participated in an activity that demonstrated the common practice of bartering used within Colonial Virginia. The activity also provided insight into the high and low demands of specific raw materials within the colonial economy.