Critical Minds, Compassionate Hearts
What Would Mr. Rogers Say? Since Fred Rogers’ death in 2003, this question comes up regularly when tragedies and difficult topics arise that leave people reeling: What would Mr. Rogers say?…
At Rashi, we want all of our students to think of themselves as capable learners who will inevitably make mistakes and learn from them. We want them to recognize the value of hard work, persistence, and risk-taking. To help them, we need to be mindful about what we model for them. Here are some suggestions to instill a growth mindset in your child.
Dr. Kevin Tabb, CEO of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, recently met with a group of Rashi School alumni at the hospital’s boardroom. Dr. Tabb shared his own personal and…
Rashi School recently awarded the coveted Mosaic Circle Ruach Award to former Board member and alumni parent Kathleen Fromm Cohen. Amongst family, friends, Rashi faculty, staff, alumni, and students, Kathy…
We asked politically active Jewish teenagers why voting matters. Three teens (and Rashi alumni!) share why voting matters to them. Read the article on JewishBoston.com.
Students at The Rashi School were asked to donate gently used clothing to JFS Children’s Clothing Closet. The students participated in the project and contributed more than 75 bags of…
Stephanie Rotsky, Social Justice Coordinator This year, I have the opportunity to have lunch and recess on Friday with the first grade and thus I get to hang out with…
Experts say yes. Here’s what to do about it. My second-grader’s backpack is larger than he is. It droops below his bottom. He looks like a sad camel loping home…
