The Posnack School community celebrated Purim with the Megillah, a carnival, and lots of costumes. Click for pics from across campus.

Hochberg Middle School 8th Grade students visited the Weiner Holocaust Reflection and Resource Room. They researched the artifacts and histories on display.

7th Grade students created a special mural about Jewish unity. They learned about the special role Jewish unity played in the salvation of the Purim story.

Students got into the Purim spirit by packing mishloach manot, spreading joy on campus, and sharing the holiday with the community. Click for photos.

Hochberg Middle School students enjoyed an afternoon of basketball, snacks, and prizes at the annual Hoop-it-Up event. Click for photos.

In 7th Grade Civics classes, students are learning about the judicial system, including civil and criminal law, why we have trials, and courtroom procedures.

Hochberg Middle School students observed “No One Eats Alone” Day on Tuesday to take a stand against social isolation and encourage social inclusion.

Love ’em or hate ’em, college rankings are here to stay, but do higher rankings mean a better college or student experience. It’s complicated.

Participants in the Names, Not Numbers program conducted interviews with four local Holocaust survivors. Their documentary will be presented in June. 

Students from Main and East Campuses visited BizTown, a hands-on program that introduces 5th graders to economic concepts, workplace skills, and finance.