December 1, 2016
The Lion’s Tale interviewed CESJDS students about their reactions to the Syrian refugee crisis to complement “Bridging the Gap,” a print article about the interactions between JDS Arabic II students and a Syrian refugee family.
To read “Bridging the Gap,” click here.
Thanksgiving is a time for festive decorations, spending time with family and eating incredibly good food. There is always anticipation around...
As he walked into the theater to see “Prayer for the French Republic,” sophomore Grant Levy dreaded spending three hours watching the play....
As junior captain Cyrus Blumenthal sank a three in the three-point contest, his teammates cheered loudly on the side. Even though the CESJDS...
The excited chatter that fills the Kennedy Center’s concert hall comes to an abrupt halt as the National Symphony Orchestra’s concertmaster...
By the time most students arrive at school around 7:45 a.m., Upper School Administrative Assistant Heather Udell has already been hard at work...
While Hurricane Helene may be a distant memory for those unaffected by it, the impacted communities are still dealing with the aftereffects. ...
