This Monday, the Community Council (CC) hosted the Dodgeball Brawl finals, a tournament that took place throughout November and ended with the winning team “Science Olympiad.”
While looking for...
Ceramics teacher Keith Renner hosted the first Saturday Ceramics Workshop for faculty members before Thanksgiving break, on November 19. 13 faculty members, from varying departments, attended the workshop.
“This...
Every day, students and faculty use the water fountains placed around the school. Despite their uniform appearance, each water fountain has different characteristics, from their water source to their operation,...
Suzette Sheft (11) published “Running for Shelter: A True Story” last week, a 180-page novel that recounts the experience of her Jewish grandmother, Inge Eisinger, during the Holocaust.
Beginning...
Last Friday, Grant Sheft (11) hosted Justice Night, an event for students, parents, and faculty featuring “The Defamation Experience.” The experience is created by Canamac Productions and explores...
Ariela Weber (11) helped host a workshop on Jewish history with around 40 participants at the Moise Safra Center last Sunday.
Weber is an intern at StandWithUs (SWU), a non-profit organization that...
In honor of World Prematurity Day, Isabella Ciriello (11) played guitar at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of New York Presbyterian Hospital for parents and doctors this Thursday. The NICU is a...
Last Thursday, the Upper Division English Department participated in their annual professional development retreat. The retreat, which focused on team building and growing the skill set of each faculty...
This Monday and Thursday, the eighth grade visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s (MET) Hindu and Buddhist sculpture galleries with Upper Division (UD) students in Art History:What is a Masterpiece?,...
Alumni veterans and active duty members Eric Derecktor ’12, Ben Jacobson ‘09, Victor Ladd ‘11, Matthew Meltzer ‘13, and Elizabeth Vierya ‘04, along with Middle Division dean and history teacher...
This Tuesday, students and teachers at the school, along with millions of Americans, voted in the 2022 midterm elections. The ballot included a wide variety of federal and state positions including senators,...
This school year, Dean of Students Michael Dalo made changes to student organizations’ fund-request processes, bake sales, fundraising, and merchandise.
Dalo implemented these changes to create more...
