On April 7th, we hosted a speaker event on the topic of Resiliency featuring a panel of experts from the AHS community. Dr. Jessica Cooperman, PhD, Dr. Steven Selchen, MD, MSt and Dr. Eddy Pakes led an informative and engaging evening in discussion about transitions and building resilience. Read what one of our expert panelists, […]
As we head into the last week of September, we also begin the holiday of Sukkot. In the school, our classroom routines are established and student expectations are set. From an experiential learning perspective, Sukkot comes at a wonderful time of the school year. We learn how it feels to design and construct a temporary dwelling, and how it feels to engage with nature through our 5 senses when holding the aromatic 4 species or sitting in our sukkah in different types of weather. […]
The excitement of new beginnings was experienced across AHS during our first week of school, as our faculty warmly welcomed our students from Nursery through middle school to begin the next chapter in their academic journey: the 2018/19 school year.
Technological integration starts at an early age – very early. … How do we make sure that screens are enablers versus tools to avoid interaction and social connection? […]
Very soon, we will be celebrating the holiday of Shavuot, when we commemorate receiving the Torah as a nation. We have a full night dedicated to collaborative Torah learning, usually filled with treats and joyous celebration to make the night-long learning “sweet” and enjoyable. […]
On behalf of Associated Hebrew School’s Board of Directors, I am pleased to announce two important changes to our senior education leadership team. […]
By: Ora Shulman The Jewish people have been reading the weekly Torah portion for over two thousand years. From shortly after we became a nation, Moshe taught that the Torah should be read publicly on regular basis, and Ezra and Nechemiah instituted the weekly Torah readings. Generation after generation, the Parsha has been one of […]
