Join AEF for an afternoon of charity, fun, and spirited competition for all ages and skill levels. TopGolf, like mini-golf, requires NO PRIOR GOLFING EXPERIENCE and is fun for all ages. The afternoon will consist of two rounds of play, selection of food and beverages, raffles, and a Silent Auction. Prizes given to top three […]
TUESDAY, Jan. 25, 2022 (HealthDay News) — Living through the pandemic has not been easy for kids, but it has really thrown off children who have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), new research warns. Click for Link to Full Article
Dear AEF Lower School and Westham Parents, We hope this email finds you and yours safe and well. AEF offers a blended summer program in order to prevent “lost learning” of a 3 month academic break. What is a blended summer program? Our blended summer program consists of up 1/2 day targeted instruction and 1/2 […]
Dear AEF Graduate Family, The AEF Board of Directors has decided to waive all charges for the 2021 Graduation Ceremony and Dinner to be held at the Signature Grand, on Thursday, June 3, 2021 at 6:30pm. Due to COVID 19 and the challenges that many families have faced this year, we would like all of […]
While the majority of students who apply to AEF are average to potentially above average intelligence, most of them are NOT working to their potential and/or perform poorly on assessments and intelligence testing. The difficulties they have are not related to their ability or intelligence but are rooted in life, social, and cognitive developmental skills. […]
With many educators pushing for students to use resources on the Internet with class work, the federal government is now grappling with a stark disparity in access to technology, between students who have high-speed Internet at home and an estimated five million families who are without it and who are struggling to keep up.
The United States has a dropout crisis. Sixty percent of people go to college these days, but just half of the college students graduate with a bachelor’s degree. Some people earn a shorter, two-year associate’s degree. But more than a quarter of those who start college drop out with no credential.
