After a long day of running around the city because her editor told her to “go find a story,” Haley Cohen (‘12), New York Correspondent and Breaking News Editor for the Jerusalem Post, waited until...

While most high school students would have quickly entered their winter break mode and avoided all contact with the horrors of Zoom and any other affiliations with their school, a handful of avid chess...

With more people getting their booster shots, the organization AAA Travel expects over 109 million Americans to travel this winter break. The CESJDS community is no exception, multiple students plan to...

Every Monday at 12:50 p.m., high school students, teachers and faculty hurry to the cardo to get tested for COVID-19. As they approach the front of the line, they are given a sticker before walking to...

One Saturday night sticks out among the many college memories of Tufts University sophomore Micah Gritz (‘20). An unfamiliar student approached him and asked, “You’re a Zionist, right?”  “Okay,...

Participants of the newly created Partnership Minyan are happy with its unique format. High school math teacher Robert Shorr has recently brought the new Zman Kodesh option to CESJDS. It is a traditional...

The chances of having a twin are about one in 250. But at CESJDS, there are multiple pairs in the high school alone, and several of these twins share academic and elective classes together. Sophomore...

At every Kabbalat Shabbat, a  group of musicians perform behind a main singer or on their own; a group unofficially titled “the Kab Shab Band.” It's a group of talented student musicians that we listen...