Reading Across Generations
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” – Dr. Seuss Rashi recently celebrated its 3rd annual…
Representative from The Leatherback Trust Inspires Rashi Students
During the 2019 Rashi Purim Tamchui Project, students at The Rashi School have been studying the environmental and social issues that endanger leatherback sea turtles. These studies are connected to…
Multigenerational Programming: Connecting the Vibrancy of Youth with the Wisdom of Seniors
by Lynda Bussgang Rashi P’11, P’14, P’16 “Stand up in the presence of the aged, show respect for the elderly and revere your God.” -Leviticus 19:32: In 2010, I joined…
Innovation: Africa Comes to Teach at Rashi
Innovation: Africa is an Israeli nonprofit that empowers communities in African countries to access solar energy. Solutions include lighting schools and hospitals, and bringing water to villages by building solar-powered…
These Young Ambassadors Bring Modern Israel to Rashi
For Jewish citizens of Israel, service in the IDF is compulsory and most high school graduates go directly into military service following high school. However, a select number of deferments…
What We’re Reading: Ways to Help Kids Cope with and Help Combat Climate Change
by Bud Lichtenstein, Interim Head of School One of the most critical issues of our lives is climate change. How we respond to this challenge will determine the world that our…
“The Art of Engaging Grandparents” – Rashi’s Development Team Presented at CASE-NAIS Conference
Amy Klotz, Assistant Director of Development at The Rashi School and Kim Stone, Director of Alumni Relations at The Rashi School, recently traveled to Philadelphia to speak at the widely…
Class Notes: Winter 2019
Class of 1994 Julia Wenger and her husband Justin Hall welcomed their first child, Beatrice Rose Hall on July 28, 2018 in Altamonte Springs, FL. Class of 2001 Danielle Ain…
