• National Visit Your Relatives Day
• National No Dirty Dishes Day
• National Juice Slush Day
• National Cheese Souffle Day
• Emergency Medical Services for Children Day

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Glover ASE Jamie Stone students takes a break from our Karate program to show off his amazing uniform!

"Glover kids did some delicate work this week hand-painting cups and plates with acrylics ~ Fine motor skills were required for this project."

-Miss Susan

Glover ASE Art Teacher

Abigail Germano is a first grader at Collicot ASE. Her favorite part of ASE is "playing with my friends." Her favorite subject in school is Math. Abigail is "still thinking" about what she wants to be when she grows up. Her favorite color is turquoise. Her favorite movie is Enchanto. Fun Fact: "I can climb really well."

Paxton LeClair is a fourth grader at Collicot ASE. His favorite part of attending ASE is getting the opportunity to play basketball with friends. Paxton's favorite subject is also Math. Paxton has ambitions of playing for the NBA when he grows up. His favorite color is blue and his favorite song is "Heat Waves."

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. The celebration and commemoration first began in 1977, spearheaded by Representative Frank Horton of New York and Senator Daniel Inouye of Hawai, as House Joint Resolution 540. This resolution proclaimed the first ten days of May as Pacific/Asian American Heritage Week. Click here to read more about it here!

PBS is premiering these documentaries this month on AAPI History in the United States. This includes A Tale of Three Chinatowns, which features Chinatown neighborhoods in three cities, including Boston!

Credit: Massachusetts Afterschool Partnership

Join the Red Sox’s famous Wally the Green Monster for this fun singalong to “Take Me Out to the Ballgame,” played by organist Josh Kantor. Feel free to dance along, too!

John Hancock

Test your batting skills with Homerun Battle! How well can you read a pitch? Is it a ball or is it a strike? This GoNoodle Inspired brain break is sure to get you up and moving. It also includes a fun math element! Whether you play baseball or softball, show that you have the ability to hit it out of the park while adding and subtracting to keep your score!

Coach Corey Martin