Weber School

Jewish Women in Modern America Class Connects Across Generations

Artist Sheila Miller worked with Weber's Jewish Women in Modern America course, led by Barbara Rosenblit, to translate the life of a Jewish woman 70 years or older into a metaphorical artistic story. This year, the metaphor the class selected is the image of a dress form to express characteristics, stories, identity and passions of each woman.

February 09, 2010
- B Schedule
- Varsity Boys Basketball - Region 1-AAA Tournament
- Girls Varsity Basketball - Region 1-AAA Tournament
February 10, 2010
- C Schedule
- Varsity Boys Basketball - Region 1-AAA Tournament
- Girls Varsity Basketball - Region 1-AAA Tournament
February 11, 2010
- A Schedule
- Varsity Boys Basketball - Region 1-AAA Tournament
- Girls Varsity Basketball - Region 1-AAA Tournament
February 12, 2010
- Varsity Boys Basketball - Region 1-AAA Tournament
- Girls Varsity Basketball - Region 1-AAA Tournament
- Teacher Workday - NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS

According to U.S. News & World Report rankings, Weber School graduates are annually accepted into the nation’s top 10 and top 25 best colleges and universities. To see a list of current college acceptances for the class of 2009 click here.

Atlanta Magazine named The Weber School one of the “Best Private High Schools in Atlanta” in December 2008, paying special mention to its Language Arts program.

With four new SMART boards being installed in Weber School classrooms (thanks to Weber's Parent Involvement Committee), the School's bandwith needs have increased. To meet our increased demand, Comcast is constructing a new connection terminal specifically for The Weber School. Construction is due to be completed in mid-February pending permit approval from DOT.

The Winter issue of The Rampage, Weber's student written and produced newspaper, is now available. Filled with humor, editorials and reviews, this is an issue you can't put down!

Click here to download Issue 2, Volume 1 of The Rampage.

Congratulations to our seniors! With the help of Weber's college counseling department, many have received early decisions from such prestigious schools as Stanford, Boston University, Emory, Georgia Tech, Michigan, NYU and Pomona. Additionally, 81.8% of our students who applied to the University of Georgia were admitted under the Early Action plan.