A co-educational Modern Orthodox yeshiva day school on Manhattan's Upper East Side, teaching Torah, derech eretz, & menschlichkeit to students in N-12.
Back to school jitters? After 90 years, we've got this. 💪📚💙
Looking forward to welcoming our students back tomorrow to kick off a RAMazing school year!
Judaism places enormous value on humility. So why, in Parshat Ki Tavo, must a person to stand before God and declare: "I have done everything You commanded me"?
Find out the answer and more in Dr. Noam Wasserman’s Word of the Week column: https://t.co/AEaQRgVYL3
Welcome to Ramaz at 90! 💛💙
If Ramaz founder Rabbi Joseph Lookstein z”l were to see his vision in action today, he would be very proud. - Rabbi Haskel Lookstein '49
In Parshat Ki Teitzei it says:
When you reap your harvest in your field and forget a sheaf in the field, do not go back to take it.
(Devarim 24:19)
Most mitzvot begin with intention. "You forgot."
How can forgetting count as giving? Read this week's WOW:
https://t.co/lwd3TuBotU
In Parshat Shoftim, the Torah warns judges not to take bribes. That makes sense.
But then it says something surprising: Bribery blinds the eyes of the wise. Why the wise? Shouldn't wisdom make someone less vulnerable to corruption?
Find out the answer: https://t.co/k3juVSfFy0
“The smallest sentences often leave the longest echoes.”
In honor of Rosh Chodesh Elul, read Dr. Noam Wasserman’s essay in The Jewish Journal about the One Sentence initiative at Ramaz.
https://t.co/ZyZ4fK4hPg
In Parshat Re'ey, when the Torah commands us to help those in need, it could have simply said: Give.
Instead, it unfolds in four stages.
Why all the extra steps? Why doesn’t the Torah go straight to “Give”?
Check out the answer in this week's WOW: https://t.co/GmWvRERnG3
Going down Ramaz memory lane has been so much fun, especially as we’re about to celebrate Ramaz@90! Check out pics of our alumni at this summer’s 10th, 25th, 50th, and 60th reunions 😍
Check out Dr. Noam Wasserman's Word of the Week Shabbat Column for Parshat Chukat and Parshat Balak to learn about the Midrash about the original red heifer and Bilaam's curse-turned-prayer to the Jewish people: https://t.co/UkBPOzK7BH
Introducing the new Ramaz Alumni, Class of 2026. Please join us in wishing them a RAMazal tov on graduating the Upper School! We can’t wait to see what they do next. 🤩🎉🎓
Say hello to these new 9th graders and wish them a RAMazal tov on advancing from the Middle School last night! We are so excited for them to begin their next adventure in high school. 👨🎓
From Aleph to Tav, they did it! 🎉📚✨
Our kindergarteners celebrated finishing the Hebrew alphabet with letter-themed games and treats at their Otiyot party. We are so proud of them for having mastered the aleph bet!
It's finals season. As we wrap up the school year, we know our students will show us the same grit, resilience, and teamwork that brought the @nyknicks their victory. 🏆🏅Good luck, champions!
Even as they close our their time at Ramaz, chesed is on our students’ minds. ❤️The Class of 2026 volunteered at Camp Simcha for the 10th Annual Daniella Moffson z”l Day of Service, helping prepare camp for Summer 2026 while honoring Daniella’s legacy of compassion and chesed.
In Parshat Shelach, the spies describe themselves as tiny compared to the inhabitants of the Land: “We were like grasshoppers in our own eyes.” But then they add: “And so we were in their eyes.”
How could the spies know what the giants thought?
https://t.co/ybLMB3PqNL