Music to Our Ears
This year, the third- and fourth-grade choir worked hard on their singing, their choral skills, blending their voices in beautiful harmony while listening to each other, playing many different instruments,…
What’s Next for The Rashi School?
A Few Words from Bud Rashi is a special place where children learn through a Jewish lens: a lens that builds character and life-long values. As I near the end…
Growing Up Brave with Dr. Donna Pincus
by Keziah Furth, School Nurse at The Rashi School Over 200 people came to Rashi on Tuesday, April 9 to attend a Gateways-sponsored lecture on anxiety. The speaker, Dr. Donna…
A Lesson in Diversity, Equality, and Acceptance
One fall afternoon, Hallie Gauch, a seventh-grader at The Rashi School, met a woman for lunch named Qwin (pronounced Queen), an immigrant from Uganda. The circumstances that brought them together…
Ambassadors for Inclusion: Designing with Empathy
This year, the seventh-grade class took on a long-term design thinking challenge brought to Rashi by Gateways Ambassadors for Inclusion. This project was first proposed about a year ago. Jewish…
Maayan and Ena
Friday afternoon – the quiet hours between the last bites of lunch and the welcoming of Shabbat – finds many of our seniors enjoying a siesta. But for a Spanish-speaking…
How Active and Imaginative Play Encourages Learning
Active, imaginative play is intimately linked with early childhood learning. As a parent, how do you know if an educational environment is conducive to development and creativity? Here at The…
Alumni Notes – Spring 2019
Class of 1999 Gavin Alexander received the Charles River School Distinguished Alumni Award. Read more. He was also mentioned in the PAIR Project newsletter for providing legal aid to help…
