D’Var Torah: Parshat Tetzaveh
by Adi Alouf: Director of Student and Jewish Life, Jewish Studies Teacher I was struck by the ner tamid as a kid – the lamp…
Service Learning Workshops
Service Learning Workshops on Thursday, February 22 9th Grade 9th Graders will participate in an activity exploring their personal “universe of obligation”– that is, the…
D’Var Torah: Parashat Terumah
Forced to Volunteer by Rabbi Shua Brick, Jewish Studies Teacher The title of this week’s Torah portion is extremely misleading. Terumah is a word for…
D’Var Torah: Parshat Mishpatim
by Joe Gindi, Jewish Studies Teacher There have been many times in my life when I’ve felt a wide gap between the texts of our…
D’Var Torah: Parshat Yitro
by Evan Wolkenstein: Director of Experiential Education, Jewish Studies Teacher Some years ago, I spent a weekend with a friend, a stay-at-home dad. His wife…
D’Var Torah: Parshat Beshalachby
Josh Buchin: Co-Dean of Students; Jewish Studies Teacher A lot happens in this week’s Torah Portion, Beshalach. The Israelites finally leave Egypt, escape across the…
COMMUNITY BLOCK: 1/29 & 1/30
Ms. Adrian Williams: Executive Director of The Village ProjectJANUARY 29 To kick off Black History Month, we will host community leader Ms. Adrian Williams, Executive Director of The…
D’Var Torah: Parshat Bo
Adi Alouf: Director of Student and Jewish Life, Jewish Studies Teacher Parshat Bo finds the Israelites on the eve of their exodus and liberation from…
D’Var Torah: Parashat Vaeraby
Joe Gindi, Jewish Studies Teacher “Go down Moses, way down in Egypt land. Tell old Pharaoh, to let my people go!” As evidenced by the…
Parashat Vayechi: A Coat of Many Colors
by Rabbi Howard Jacobi Rueben, Head of School I joined Debby in Israel this week, where she has been a miluim savta – the Hebrew expression for…
