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In preparation for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, the Exploratory Tefillah service hosted a special guest, the beloved security guard Willie. Willie shared that he grew up in Birmingham, Alabama in the 1960s, where he could not walk on the same side of the street as white children. He...

To honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Middle Schoolers participated in a lesson exploring the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement. In the lesson...

Fourth graders, together with their teachers and parents, gathered for a very special havdallah "melave malka" program. The tables were decorated with havdallah sets that each student had created and designed for...

Students in the "Blood, Guts, and Judaism" class made parchment out of goat hides. They had previously been soaked in quicklime and scraped down to remove the fur and residual meat. Students stretched the...

Freshmen TEC (Technology, Engineering, and Computing) students have been working hard this semester on devising and building their own inventions using 3D printing, code-writing, and design thinking. During...

ECC and Lower School parents attended an insightful Coffee Talk titled "Tiny Humans, Big Skills: Supporting Executive Function, Learning, and Emotions in the Early Years." At this talk, school leadership walked parents through how...

As part of the KJ/Ramaz Bar Mitzvah Program, sixth-grade boys and their fathers participated in a day of learning and service at Met Council. The event was...

Students in “Blood, Guts, and Judaism” have been learning the laws of shechita (ritual slaughter) and practical techniques for sharpening knives. The knife must be perfectly smooth for the...