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January 29, 2018Student Workby

My View on the Hunger Games Books

My View on the Hunger Games Books Former student 11th grade   I was first in summer school at Aseltine School.  We were reading a book that was put out, I believe, by Mrs. Patton.  This book was called “The Hunger Games”.  Before we read …
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January 29, 2018Student Workby

Reflective Essay

Reflective Essay Former student 10th grade   One thing that seemed to have changed my life is Algebra II.  I’ve usually been going through High School math with ease and when I got to second semester of Algebra II, my perspective on math changed forever.  …
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January 29, 2018Student Workby

Meow & Dandy & the Giant Beanstalk

Meow & Dandy & the Giant Beanstalk Current student 4th grade   Two hundred years ago, it was a very poor time. Not a lot of people had a lot of money and people would normally die at 50 years old or something. Houses were …
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January 29, 2018Student Workby

Snail doesn’t care

Snail doesn’t care Former student   Snail doesn’t care.  He doesn’t care about school, his room, or his toys.  He doesn’t care about his pets, sports, or his homework.  He doesn’t care about anything. One school day snail woke up.  He got dressed and went …
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January 29, 2018Student Workby

My Pain

My Pain Former student 10th grade   I live with pain Does it own me? Does it control me? Does it define me? I wear it with a smile, but you can see it in my eyes I wear it with a hate, but you …
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January 29, 2018Student Workby

Lion

The king of the jungle Is what they all say The ferocious lion Scares them away He hunts at night To fool his prey The lion is strong And doesn’t run away He has no enemies He is the king They all want to be …
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January 29, 2018Student Workby

The Truth Within My Eyes

Poetry The Truth Within My Eyes Former student 10th grade   I accept the line Because it does not judge me I stick to what I know Never interacting with those who talk I stay to the back Trying to be invisible Yet, I can’t, …
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January 19, 2018Stories of Successby

Jacob: Autism and the Effects of Growing Up in a Violent Household

About 3 inches and a year ago– I spent my life getting expelled, tearing up classrooms, and getting arrested but when I got to Aseltine, I heard of the motto—“serve what you dish out.” This meant that if I was going to do something, I should expect the same in return. Actions have consequences.
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January 19, 2018Stories of Successby

Monique: Forgotten Youth – Children With Disabilities in Foster Care

Before Aseltine, Monique was in and out of group homes and mental hospitals. She “lashed out at people (biting, hitting, kicking) who didn’t even do anything but try and help me.” At Aseltine, Monique found the acceptance and understanding she had missed at other schools.
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November 4, 2017Stories of Successby

Jose: Learning Styles to Maximize a Student’s Learning Potential

Jose was a tactile learner—a learning style that his public school did not support. After years of having his needs ignored, Jose became defensive and oppositional—, especially towards schooling.
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