Although a lot of the CESJDS community resides in nearby Montgomery County, over 20 of its families commute daily from a neighborhood located in Washington, D.C.’s northwest quadrant: Shepherd Park....

After Hamas' initial attacks on Israel, the entire CESJDS Upper School community gathered in the gym on Oct. 9 to mourn, cry and pray together. Graduates of JDS, however, had to grieve on their own. Over...

After the Hamas attack on Oct. 7, CESJDS head administrators sent out a solidarity message to the greater community. The email addressed the tragedy in Israel, the impact it has on Israeli families,...

Instead of sleeping in on a weekend morning, senior Darya Dayanim is up before the sun at an urban farm, maintaining hydroponic towers and growing produce for people living with food insecurity. Dayanim...

For many students, learning does not cease during lunch. Instead, they make their way to Writing Center or Math Lab to receive additional support from teachers and peers on upcoming tests or assignments....

After over a decade of planning, networking and construction, the Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum opened on June 9, offering an enriching and comprehensive exploration of Jewish history...

Which came first: the chicken or the egg? For Upside Foods, the answer is neither. The food technology company harvests animal cells and uses them to grow FDA-approved meat without slaughtering animals....

As Jewish text teacher Rabbi Reuvane Slater walked into a bookstore in Monsey, New York, he saw his own book sitting on the shelf. Years of dedication and hard work had finally come to fruition, and Slater...

As junior Shiri Cohen takes the stage at the National Theatre as part of the Brandon Victor Dixon awards, she begins singing “So Long Dearie” from “Hello, Dolly!,” as she had months prior on the...