Jmore Juniors: Festival of Sukkot Offers Fun Opportunity for KSDS Students to Journey to Hershey Park
After a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Krieger Schechter Day School eighth graders returned to Hershey Park this year.
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Education
An archival photo of School 64, now known as Liberty Elementary School, in Forest Park.
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Alumni Lead Fundraising Efforts for Liberty Elementary, School 64
Alumni of School 64 in Forest Park are spearheading a project to build new playgrounds at their alma mater.
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Jmore Juniors: KSDS Teacher Michael Fauser Uses his Wealth of Experiences to Bring History to Life for Students
A seventh grade student at the Krieger Schechter Day School, Jmore Juniors writer Andrew Fribush profiles new KSDS teacher Michael Fauser, who previously worked at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in D.C.
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Strong Foundations at Garrison Forest School
Tucked away in picturesque Greenspring Valley, Garrison Forest School has been providing a high-quality educational experience for more than 110 years.
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Beth Tfiloh tenth grade students consult with Director of STEM Education Vince Bonina. (Provided Photo)
Beth Tfiloh’s STEM Initiative Offers Interdisciplinary Approach to Create Tomorrow’s Leaders
In the two years since its inception, Beth Tfiloh’s school-wide STEM program has provided students with an opportunity to integrate the four disciplines — science, technology, engineering and math — into a single, cross-disciplinary program.
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Mandi B. Franklin: "We all are all unique, and that's what makes this a beautiful world."
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Baltimore-Born Nurse Practitioner Mandi B. Franklin Publishes Her First Children’s Book
A Baltimore native and pediatric nurse practitioner, Mandi B. Franklin hopes “Is My Best Friend a Robot?” helps young readers accept their differences and embrace what makes them unique.
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Simchat Torah Renews Our Ability to Tell Two Creation Stories
From the start, our tradition has encouraged us to embrace complexity, writes Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder.
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Rabbi Shais Rishon: "We believe that Jews were scattered to the four corners of the Earth. That means the actual four corners of the Earth." (Provided photo)
Educator, Activist and Writer Rabbi Shais Rishon Speaks at Cardin Leadership Symposium
Rabbi Shais Rishon, who writes under the pen name MaNishtana, was the featured speaker at this year’s Shoshana S. Cardin Leadership Symposium.
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A crowd gathers outside the Jewish Museum of Maryland during the Magic of Jonestown Festival in 2018. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Jewish Museum Seeking Submissions for Exhibit on Safety
Running from Nov. 21, 2021, to Feb. 13, 2022, “A Fence Around the Torah” will be an artist-curated exhibit exploring safety and exclusion in Jewish communities.
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Do The Math, Folks
Education should be a joyful experience, not a process that produces anxiety for students and inspires bad behavior by instructors, writes Michael Olesker.
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Mosaic Dedicated in Honor of the late Rep. Elijah E. Cummings
The 3-by-5-foot “Living Messages” mosaic was commissioned by alumni of the Elijah Cummings Youth Program in Israel and created by Art with a Heart.
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