Ramaz Lower School and Middle School Choirs joined together at the annual KJ Intergenerational Lunch and Learn. The audience that gathered together comprised KJ seniors and Holocaust survivors, and the children had the special opportunity to perform a repertoire of Hebrew & English songs for them. Following the performance, everyone took part in some intergenerational mingling where children and seniors had the opportunity to converse with each other...

The dreamy post Israel trip feeling morphed into reality this week, as the students got over their jet lag and began to reflect on the breadth of their experience. From riding camels like in biblical times, baking pitas in Kfar Kedem, and taking a beautiful bike ride in northern Israel to meeting with Israeli solders and sailing on the Kinneret -- 8th Graders were definitely immersed in everything Israel...

The 7th Grade headed to West Point for their class trip! Students started off the day in Bear Mountain where they participated in team-building and leadership workshops. The program focused on interpersonal practice, teamwork, anti-bullying, and sportsmanship. Next, students visited West Point for a Revolutionary War tour...

The 6th grade trip to Philadelphia began with an exciting tour of the National Constitution Center followed by a visit to the Franklin Institute where they explored the Sportzone exhibit, which focuses on the science of health. There, a number of students chose to watch a heart dissection...

The Mummies and Masterpieces program came to the Nursery and Pre-K. classes last week to speak about an exciting artist! The children learned about Dale Chihuly, an American glass sculptor. His works are considered to possess outstanding artistic merit in the field of blown glass...

Pre-K Yarok is focusing on transportation study and the students have been using the neighborhood to guide their discovery! While investigating, students learned that a wagon is one way to get around. Together they brainstormed on the best way to make a wagon.