STEAM in the Creation Lab: Design Thinking in Elementary and Middle School
Elementary and middle school students explore key design thinking mindsets through various hands-on projects in our Creation Lab.
Category: Middle School
Mohammad Darawshe on the Importance of Jewish and Arab Shared Society
Middle school students and parents welcomed Mohammad Darawshe of the Shalom Hartman Institute and Givat Haviva.
Dorit Beinish Meets with 7th and 8th Grades
We were honored to welcome Dorit Beinish, the first female head of the Israeli Supreme Court.
Civics in Middle School: An Election Day Teach-In
This is a great opportunity to promote critical thinking and curiosity about current events and demonstrate to students how their voices can have an important impact on shaping the future.
“Makor” Program Launched: An Option for Grades 3-8
We are excited to introduce Makor, a new parallel Jewish studies program option for Rodeph Sholom School students entering 3rd – 8th Grade.
Middle School Poetry Assembly Returns
After three years of pause, the Middle School English department was thrilled to welcome back their traditional Poetry Assembly.
Middle School Welcomes Holocaust Survivor Fred Schoenfeld
To honor Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, we proudly welcomed Holocaust survivor Fred Schoenfeld to Rodeph Sholom School.
Into the Woods Jr. Showcases Students’ Creativity, Humor, and Talent
Steven Sondheim’s ability to probe into the human condition was beautifully brought to life by 24 Rodeph Sholom Middle School students who shared their talents with our community on Thursday.
Cumbia Star Gregorio Uribe Dazzles and Educates
Rodeph Sholom School Middle School students welcomed Gregorio Uribe, a world-renowned musician who blends different styles of music from various regions of Colombia.
Middle School Honors Solidarity Week with Guest Speakers
Solidarity Week, previously called Ally Week, is a week each November designated by GLSEN to focus on, recognize, and appreciate people’s diverse and varied backgrounds.