Launching water balloons at school is a no-no, unless you're an 8th grader in algebra. Students timed how long a water balloon stayed in air calculating the initial velocity of the water balloon. Talk about a great use of the equation: h = -16t2 + vt + s! #mathsoars#mathinflight
“Schechter strengthened my Jewish identity & helped me learn who I am as an individual. It has immensely strengthened my connection to Israel & showed me how to appreciate my Jewish identity & how I was raised.”Alumni Ayala Schwartz, off to @elonuniversity https://t.co/gqRSaelwLP
"It's important to help people know that they have a place where they are welcome and valued...when people are made to feel like they don't belong." Check out this week's #parasha from our insightful 6th grade students Noa C. and Simon L. https://t.co/47fiA87V7G #ShabbatShalom
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do you See? I see Head of School, Dr. Lena Kushnir reading to the children of Alim Aleph at our Ginsburg Early Childhood Center. #readtogether#ChildrensBookWeek
Schechter welcomed @IDFSpokesperson soldiers today where members of the paratroopers, air force and the IDF singing ensemble shared about what it's like to serve in the army, and their specific roles. Thank you to @FIDF for helping to put this meaningful visit together! #israel
Mazal tov Dina Barrish (SSDS '16) a sophomore at @RochelleZell for winning 2nd place in the Simon Wiesenthal Center Midwest “Your Voice” speech competition. Dina was presented her award by Alison Pure-Slovin, Schechter Parent of Alumni, & Midwest Regional Director of the Center.
During the 8th grade Israel Experience our students visited the Israel Sport Center for the Disabled. In addition to getting a tour of the Center, they presented Boaz Kramer, Executive Director in Israel, with a meaningful donation. #Achrayut#Responsibility#CreatingMensches