Contrary to popular belief Judaism is not a stagnant way of life. Its practitioners and adherents are not meant to perform the mitzvot in mechanical or ritualistic ways. When we look at Judaism’s principles we see that we can apply them to our ever-evolving civilization.

East Campus parents are invited to join Hochberg Lower School students for Breakfast in the Sukkah on Wednesday and Thursday, September 26 and 27. Click for class schedules and details.

Hochberg Lower School East Campus students participated in the ritual of tashlich. Click for photos and details.

The RAMs’ fall season has begun. please come out to support our teams. Click on the headline for upcoming tryouts/practices and important transportation information.

Students put their baking skills to the test preparing challahs for Rosh Hashanah. Click on the headline for photos. 

We are very fortunate to have such an amazing faculty and staff representing our school and are thrilled that they participated in launching our 2018-2019 #WeAreIN Annual Campaign. Click for photos and to see how you can support our Annual Campaign.

First Grade students learned about the importance of giving tzedakah and made their own tzedakah boxes. Click for details and photos.

Fischer High School students had some fun, bonding time at the annual Homecoming Retreat at Camp Kulaqua. Click for photos.

First Grade students had fun playing a Hebrew reading game by finding vocabulary words for Rosh Hashanah. Click for photos.