恭喜發財! For the Chinese New Year on February 12, students made crafts to review writing, shapes, and colors. Click for details and photos.

February is Black History Month and Fischer High School students began their exploration of the African American experience this year in discussion with Harold Pryor, State Attorney of Broward County. Click for details and photos of his visit.

Hochberg Middle School 8th Grade students are working on models of telegraphs as part of their U.S. History unit on the Industrial Revolution. Click for details and photos.

In a stunning showing at this year’s Scholastic Art & Writing Southeast Regional Awards, Posnack School’s Visual Arts Program took home an astounding 108 awards, more than doubling last year’s record of 53. Click for details and images of student works.

Hochberg Middle School students celebrated Tu B’Shvat with music and treats. Click for photos of their joyous holiday celebrations.

Seventh Grade Life Science students are studying earthworm anatomy. Click for details and images.

The 2021 Pinnacle Awards recognized Posnack Lower School student Joseph L., Hochberg Middle School student Rafaela N., and Fischer High School student Joshua J. Kol ha-kavod. Click for photos and details.

Eight Posnack School visual arts students have been chosen for Celebrating Arts, a national anthology of student work. Click for details and images of their works.

Fischer High School sophomore, Sheina Ruth S.  was named as a shortlist winner for the Sony World Photo Youth Competition. Her diptych titled “Flower Abstract” landed her a place on this prestigious list of winners from around the globe. Kol ha-kavod Sheina Ruth!

Posnack Jewish Day School has been selected to participate in Names, Not Numbers – an interactive, multi-media Holocaust project created by educator, Tova Fish-Rosenberg. This program transforms the traditional study of the Holocaust into an interactive history program focused on the survivors’ lived experiences.