Israeli Families: A Blessing to Our Community
After the attacks on October 7th, the Rodeph Sholom community quickly mobilized to support one another and those abroad in myriad ways. [CLICK PHOTO TO READ MORE]
After the attacks on October 7th, the Rodeph Sholom community quickly mobilized to support one another and those abroad in myriad ways. [CLICK PHOTO TO READ MORE]
Rodeph Sholom School and Congregation Rodeph Sholom (CRS) had the honor of welcoming the Director-General of Israeli Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Anti-Semitism, Avi Cohen Skali, along with nine of his distinguished colleagues this week.
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After three years of pause, the Middle School English department was thrilled to welcome back their traditional Poetry Assembly.
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To honor Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, we proudly welcomed Holocaust survivor Fred Schoenfeld to Rodeph Sholom School.
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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.
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Be the change! The 4th Grade turned gender stereotypes on their head during the annual Midrash Hour performance.
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Rodeph Sholom School Middle School students welcomed Gregorio Uribe, a world-renowned musician who blends different styles of music from various regions of Colombia. [CLICK PHOTO TO READ MORE]
Jeanah Hong during her trip to Africa made possible by the Rodeph Sholom School’s Druzinsky Teacher Enrichment Grant.
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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.
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Each new school year brings unique opportunities for growth. For 8th graders at Rodeph Sholom School, not only is the year infused with pinnacle experiences, students also spend time reflecting on who they are and who they want to be as they make important decisions about their high school years.
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