Outstanding Alumna, Liza Comart, Visits Rashi
Liza Comart (Rashi ’06) recently spent a day at The Rashi School where she met with students and faculty to discuss her work with refugees in Greece. A 2006 graduate…
Author: The Rashi School
The Rashi School offers an academically challenging K-8 education in an environment infused with Jewish values. Encouraging questions and open conversations, Rashi's joyfully Jewish approach to learning helps children engage with the world and grow into the people they can become.
Rashi’s Kindergarten Peace March Makes National News
Rashi’s Kindergarteners took to the halls to celebrate the life and message of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Doug Meehan of WCVB 5 was there to report on it!…
The Arts and Social Justice Go Hand-in-Hand
For the first time in many years, The Rashi School’s choir participated in Kol Haneshama – a Boston-area Jewish day school choir convention. There were seven choirs present from the…
A Message from Adam Fischer, Rashi’s Next Head of School
I am honored and delighted to join the Rashi community as the next Head of School.
What We’re Reading: The Case for Day Schools
Recently, an article started re-circulating between the faculty, staff, and parents at Rashi. In 2016, George Washington University professor Dr. Erica Brown wrote this appeal to all Jewish parents considering enrolling or re-enrolling in day school.
Movers and Shakers for Dec. 9, 2018
Nearly 300 people attended The Rashi School’s seventh annual Limud Celebration on Nov. 29 at Temple Beth Elohim in Wellesley. The event honored Jessica Solomon, of Framingham, who is currently in her…
What Kavod Looks Like: Bill Clinton Reflects on George H.W. Bush
As our country takes a day to mourn the loss of one of our leaders, I was moved by this piece in the Washington Post by President Bill Clinton reflecting on his friend and esteemed colleague, President George H.W. Bush.
The Limud Celebration: Recognizing Teaching and Learning
What makes learning at The Rashi School unique? A Jewish lens.