Hands-On Activities: A Journey Through a Preschool Classroom
Preschool is a crucial time for children to develop important skills that build a foundation for future academic success.
Category: News
Dorit Beinish Meets with 7th and 8th Grades
We were honored to welcome Dorit Beinish, the first female head of the Israeli Supreme Court.
3rd Graders Study Indigenous Peoples of the Northeast
By the time students enter 3rd Grade, their ability to understand history, culture, and geography becomes more sophisticated and the children spend the fall learning about the Haudenosaunee Confederac.
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.
Student Ornithologists Utilize Central Park for Science Class
We are lucky at Rodeph Sholom School to have such easy access to Central Park, and many classes take advantage of this opportunity numerous times throughout the year.
Kibbutz Nir Oz First Responders Share Their Stories
The Rodeph Sholom community joined 35 other New York communities to host Israeli civilian defenders and their families by opening their homes to provide a space for healing and connection.
After October 7, I Decided to Switch My Kids to a Jewish Day School.
Given everything happening, this mom realized how important it was to give her kids a Jewish education and be part of a community of shared Jewish values.
“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.
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.
Kehilah Spotlight: Jacob Marcus ’11
We are proud to highlight members of the Rodeph Sholom community through our Kehilah Spotlight series.