Posnack School Campus News
8th Grade Students Journey from the Birthplace of American Democracy to the Nation’s Capital
Hochbarg Middle School 8th Grade students travelled from Philadelphia to Washington, DC on their annual trip. Click for photos.
Proving the Formula for Pi the Old Fashioned Way
Students in Posnack Lower School 2nd through 4th Grades walked in the footsteps of the mathematicians of ancient Greece as they devised the formula for Pi. Click for details.
Posnack Lower School Students Prepare Gifts of Food for Seniors
Posnack Lower School students prepared mishloach manot (gifts of food) for residents of the Daniel Cantor Senior Center. Special thanks to Carol Fischzang who has led the preparing of the food baskets for the last seven years. Thank you and kol ha-kavod to all. Click for photos and details.
Middle School Softball Starts Monday, March 25
Middle School softball practices begin on Monday, March 25 immediately after school in the RAM Gymnasium. Click for details.
Posnack School Digital Photography Students Take 5 Medals at the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards.
Posnack School digital photography students won 5 medals at the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Click to see the photos.
Posnack Middle School Students Learn All About Pi for Pi Day
Hochberg Middle School math students from all grades joined forces to celebrate and honor Pi Day. Click for photos and details.
Purim Scavenger Hunt
Thank you to all of our families who participated in our Purim Scavenger Hunt! We had over 60 teams of people and collected over $6,000 in merchandise and gift cards for the JCS Kosher Food Bank! Click for photos.
Delicious Designs to Celebrate Latin America
Students celebrated the cultures of Latin America in the Kosher Culinary Institute. Click for photos.
4th Grade Pi in the Sky for Pi Day
Posnack School 4th Grade celebrated Pi Day by drawing skylines with each building representing another digit of Pi. Click for photos.
East Campus 5th Grade Students Learn About Pi for Pi Day
For Pi Day, East Campus Fifth Grade students students learned about the meaning of Pi, how it is used in math, and made bracelets using each digit of pi as a different bead color. Click for photos.
