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As we focused on the questions of how this day should look this year, we realized our script would have to be different. We have to acknowledge the personal impact the war in Israel has had on the families and staff in our...
In the aftermath of Oct. 7, Jewish educators in the Diaspora have been working hard to bridge the gap for our students so that they can understand what’s happening in Israel and what Israeli society is going through. It’s...
Our four missions with over 100 students and another 50 or more adults who accompanied them have proven that our commitment was well worth the time, energy, worry and resources dedicated to these initiatives. During that time...
How have our educators been impacted by, and adapted to, the horrific attacks against Israel that took place on October 7 and the ensuing war in Gaza? The starting point for this conversation is the study "Responding to This...
This page contains educational resources to help schools, teachers, families and communities learn about, explore and enrich their Pesach (Passover).
Mental Health Resources Shared During the Mental Health Summit 2024
What does it take to build a school from scratch? Especially a school as sophisticated as a Jewish day school. In this podcast, we sit down with Rabbi Dr. Gil Perl, who throughout his career has taken three schools from...
Following discussions within Prizmah’s Head of School Reshet regarding the adjustments and planning processes that schools are undertaking for their annual Israel trip amidst the conflict in Israel, a brief survey was...
At Prizmah’s recent Head of School Retreat, Lisa Coll, chair of Prizmah’s Board of Trustees shared with us, “It’s the hardest job you’ll ever love.” Heads nodded in agreement as Lisa said this, feeling that she had reached...
Support staff such as school counselors and therapists are often seen as providers of support services for students. However, in order to ensure that students’ wellness needs are met both within and out of the classroom...