Posnack School Campus News
PHOTOS: 8th Grade Hebrew in Colors
The Hebrew Language Department hosted its annual eighth-grade Hebrew language event. Click for photos.
Coffee with Principal Brenda Stein, Tuesday, March 13, 8:30AM
Join Lower School Principal Brenda Stein for coffee and conversation on Tuesday, March 13 at 8:30 am in the Lower School Lowell & Eleanore Fisher Media Center.
Celebrating Links for Learning
Posnack School celebrated its 14th Annual Links to Learning Luncheon. Congratulations to this year’s honoree, Lisa Djamal, and Aleph Award recipient, Laura Spunt. Click for photos.
Middle School Boys Basketball Finals, Monday, March 5, RAM Gymnasium
Support our Middle School Boys basketball team as they face off against the Somerset Key Lions on Monday, March 5, 5:00 pm in the RAM Gymnasium.
Sweet Time for East Campus RAMs
We were D’Lited to share a sweet time with our East Campus RAMs at D’Lites! Click for photos.
Middle School Student Ben D’s Poem Selected by 2018 Holocaust Reflection Contest
Middle School Student, Ben D. was awarded 2nd place in the middle school category in this year’s Holocaust Reflection Contest for his poem, “Lost Identity.” Click for details.
College Counseling Coffee & Conversation, Monday, March 5, 9:30AM
Reminder: Parents of students in grades 8 through 11 who RSVP’d to join Posnack School Director of College Counseling, Randi Marcus, and Guidance Counselor, Jennifer Biton, for coffee and conversation on Monday, March 5 at 9:30 am.
Annual 5th Grade Purim Show Entertains
Fifth Grade students performed their annual Purim show. A great time was had by all. Kol ha-kavod to all the performers and crew. Click for photos.
Great Results for Middle School Teams
Our Middle School soccer and basketball teams have had a great week with more ahead. Click on the headline for details and upcoming practice times.
Behind The Psychopathology of Amalek
This Shabbat is known as Shabbat Zachor. After reading this week’s parasha, we read an additional short, 3-line portion reminding us “to remember” and “to never forget” what Amalek did to B’nei Yisrael.
