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.
The Israeli embassy and military send over emissaries every year, and many of these families choose to send their kids to CESJDS. When they go...
Many people dread Pesach time, when their beloved chametz (leaven) is replaced with dry, brittle matzo. However, if presented well, matzo does...
“Twenty four on 3, Mashiach on 6,” junior and tennis captain Evan Klepper said to the varsity boys tennis team before their match against...
To put their learning from government class into perspective, eighth grade students visited Capitol Hill on April 10 for a field trip. Throughout...
On April 7, I attended the Washington Area Independent Schools College Fair, which was co-sponsored by CESJDS along with other schools from the...
Alarms sounded across Israel at around 2 a.m. on April 14, just hours after Iran shot over 300 ballistic and cruise missiles and drones into...
