Recently, the JLA high school students took a trip to Italy to learn more about how Judaism interacts with the west. However, the same question kept on getting repeated: Why Italy? Rabbi Albo, the person in charge of planning the trip, Rabbi Perl, the...

Every year after Pesach, many Jews face the dilemma of what to do with their leftover matzah. While we’ve successfully made it through the...

Middle Schoolers in the JLA robotics proved themselves last year by competing in CIJE in New York and coming home with fourth place, but will they be able to continue to impress us all with their skills this year? Chloe Benichou, a JLA 8th grader in her second year, talked a little about last year’s...

If you’re a middle school student you have probably run into Dr. Aschliman. Dr. Aschliman teaches 6H math class and Algebra 1 AC. Even though he came during the middle of the year, he made his students grow.  All of Dr. Aschliman’s students have...

Organized by the upper school government, the best high school soccer players played against teachers who volunteered during option 9. Most of the school came out and watched; the energy was high in anticipation for the game. Mr. Shapiro was the sole...

One of the most important character traits one can possess is perseverance. Getting up, dusting yourself off, and doing it again. No one shows...

On February 13, our school had an Open Mic Night. The Florida Winter theme was an amazing theme, loved by all. When entering the outdoor library...

Picture this. You walk into school at the beginning of a new semester. But it’s not your usual teachers that you’d been having up until that point. Quite the contrary actually. You have new teachers which you had never seen before and texts that you’ve...