For junior Brooke Cohen, baking creative cakes are not only a hobby but a form of charity as well. Cohen’s business is called Baked by Brooke and offers customers the option to pick a charity for a portion...

With an increase in isolation over the last two years, it has become difficult for families to stay connected to their religious communities. Although Zoom has worked for some Jews, others have not had...

Love of Israel has always been a core value of CESJDS. During their education, students pretend to take a trip to Israel in kindergarten, celebrate Israeli holidays and plan for the senior capstone trip. But...

As freshman Dalya Brickman sits in class for the final two weeks of the school year, her mind is racing with excitement for her summer trip to Kenya.  Summer vacation is almost here, and students like...

English teacher Abigail Rothstein was used to being on her own. Originally from Los Angeles, she moved across the country eight years ago to attend Brandeis University in Boston. Three years ago, she settled...

Employees at Sunflower Bakery, bake not only to give their customers delicious treats but to learn valuable skills as well. All the workers at Sunflower Bakery have learning disabilities. With extensive...

Logging onto Zoom with the online platform chess.com open on his computer, sophomore and founder of the chess club Josef Kay prepared for a meeting he did not imagine having prior to the coronavirus pandemic....

The faculty book club brings a variety of teachers together through a shared love of reading. The club, running once every six weeks, encourages reading for teachers and offers them a chance to socialize...

As shouting, talking points and opinions are lobbed on a Thursday afternoon, a heated debate goes back and forth between student biomed enthusiasts discussing the legalization of medical marijuana. Biomed...