Hochberg Middle School 8th Grade students participating in the Names Not Numbers Holocaust program conducted interviews with four local Holocaust survivors this past week. Click for details and photos.

Posnack School Digital Photography students in 9th, 10th, and 11th Grades were awarded four national medals at the 2021 Scholastic Art & Writing Competition. Students took home one silver and three gold medals. Kol ha-kavod. Click for details and photos of their works.

Posnack Lower School students baked their own matzahs at Rabbi Roth’s annual Matzah Factory. Click for details and photos.

Students in 4th and 5th Grade visual arts classes have been studying the importance of recycling and the connection to the arts. Click for details and photos.

Hochberg Middle School students and Fischer High School students showed off their math skills by participating in MathCON, an online math competition in their math classes. Click for more photos.

Members of the Fischer High School Model UN met with Colombian diplomat Francisco Gutierrez ahead of their upcoming conference. Click for details.

National Junior Honor Society reached out to surrounding communities to show solidarity and support for first responders and essential workers. The leaders of NJHS created uplifting posters of appreciation that were delivered throughout the community. Click for photos.

For the last several weeks, Posnack Lower School students in kindergarten through 5th Grade have been learning about why we are so curious about Mars. Students were then excited to witness the landing of the Mars rover, Perseverance. Click for photos.

Sixth Grade geography students are traveling around the world with digital pen pals, connecting with half a million kids from over 150 countries.

Local ESPN journalist, Israel Gutierrez, spoke to Hochberg Middle School students in the Names, Not Numbers© Holocaust program. Mr. Gutierrez shared interviewing tips.