Sharing A Love for Math: Mathematics Chair Brad Meeder
When did you start at Rashi? August 2019 What is your background? I graduated from the University of Georgia where I studied math and Spanish. I went on to serve…
Category: Our Stories
What makes Rashi an exceptional place to learn, explore and grow.
Student Voices: Pride
Our Rashi student leaders are dedicated to ensuring that our community is one where people feel encouraged to express their identities fully. A group of Grade 6 students recently sat…
Chip By Chip
“Create stacks of 5.” “What is your unit of measurement?” “Don’t forget a title for your graph!” The Rashi School students, from as young as our Kindergarteners to our Grade…
Tamchui: Middle Schoolers Build 21st Century Skills
By Sherman Goldblum Tamchui is in full swing! Tamchui is a school-wide initiative designed to teach students to be more compassionate learners through understanding important world issues and impactful organizations…
Bringing Text to Life and Life to Text: Jewish Studies Teacher Helen Ressler
When did you start at Rashi? I started at Rashi this past fall, but I student-taught here two years ago, 7th and 8th grade with Sharon Clevenger. Tell me about…
Building Change-makers In and Out of the Classroom: Rashi Science Teacher Deb Berlin
When did you start at Rashi? Fall 2011, I started at After School, I worked there for one year, then I was (Grade 4 teacher) Joey Regen’s Assistant Teacher for…
Multigenerational Learning: Creating Community Together
Last week, the Stanford Social Innovation Review published an article called “Meeting the Multigenerational Moment” which raises a challenge that The Rashi School community creatively tackles every day: “As the…
Harlem Renaissance Resonates in Grade 7
Combining hands-on learning, individual exploration, and a celebration of Black History Month, Grade 7 students did a deep exploration on a figure from the Harlem Renaissance, including Langston Hughes, W.E…