Appletree: Aaron Cooper - Reflections upon the recent NJAIS Keynote Speakers

Aaron Cooper - Reflections upon the recent NJAIS Keynote Speakers

"Hearing these three speakers made me think, made me feel, that EMS, all the way back to its mission statement, is on the right track in terms of what's best for children."

~ Aaron Cooper, Head of School

AC-10-26 Speak by EMScommunications

On Friday, October 26, Aaron Cooper started off his first Head of School Coffee with his reflection upon three recent speakers at the NJAIS conference and how their presentations detailed much of what EMS already embraces. (15 minutes)

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"Our emblem, like all symbols, has deeper meaning. The sun stands for illumination through knowledge. The moon reflects beauty and imagination, without which education would be narrow and bleak. The stars speak for our spirits, insights and aims, as schools, like ships, must have guiding stars. But it is the apple tree that has special meaning; it represents the school's vision and vitality, its overflowing gifts and the promise that our dreams can come true."

Constance Chilton

Head of School, 1930-1981

When our students graduate, we want them to come away with two things: self-awareness and a passion for learning. At Elisabeth Morrow, beyond the curriculum, we make every effort to foster these traits because we know it will serve them well in their academic careers and their life beyond school. ”

Aaron Copper

Head of School

“With its profound respect for children and the developmental stages of human growth, The Elisabeth Morrow School challenges and nurtures each child's journey toward maturity. The atmosphere is calm and purposeful: busy hands and minds at work, with an emphasis on respect for all.”

David M. Lowry, Ph. D.

Head of School, 2001 – 2012