It’s very easy to take parents for granted. At a recent Shabbat meal, the kids left the table and the conversation turned to our families.
4 Sivan 5779 / June 7, 2019 / June 7, 2019These are very heavy weeks. As we move from Yom HaSho’a Ve-haGevurah last week into Yom Hazikaron and Yom Ha’atzmaut this week, we realize how much we have to remember.
5 Iyyar 5779 / May 10, 2019 / May 14, 2019I recently enjoyed journalist John McQuaid’s book Tasty: The Art and Science of What We Eat.
28 Nisan 5779 / May 3, 2019 / May 3, 2019As a nine-year-old day camper, I was literally terror-stricken by another child. No, I was not bullied; there was another camper with a facial deformity who gave me the willies every time I saw her.
7 Nisan 5779 / April 12, 2019 / April 12, 2019One of the scariest scenes in recent horror movies occurred in last year’s It, in a scene lifted directly from Stephen King’s classic 1986 novel (sorry, no links: not safe for kids — or even for some adults).
Adar II 5779 / April 5, 2019 / April 5, 2019Running up the FDR drive in a race this past Sunday, I felt particular gratitude for a group of people who are often taken for granted: the volunteers. At a New York Road Runners race, volunteers staff tables and medical tents to give out snacks and drinks and to offer first aid. It’s cold, boring and often thankless work; Mr. Sigal and his family have volunteered at races and he’s told me how it can feel. Waiting on the sidelines can be hard.
15 Adar II 5779 | March 22, 2019 / March 22, 2019We are not just a school – we are a community.
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