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Since its beginning 25 years ago, The Weber School has welcomed Jewish high school students from all over Atlanta. As a Jewish community high school with an exceptional college preparatory program, we attract and enroll students with a wide range of observance levels and Jewish education. -
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Student Life
Student Life at Weber goes far beyond the classroom and provides real-life experiences that help develop character, judgment, and confidence.
Recent News
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Commemorating the Yoms
After the establishment of the State of Israel, several special days were added to the Jewish calendar and are now observed as national holidays in Israel: Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), Yom HaZikaron (Memorial Day), and Yom HaAtzmaut (Independence Day). At The Weber School, these days are marked with learning opportunities and community-wide programs that encourage remembrance, reflection, and celebration.Read More -
Concert for the Kibbutzim
Presented by the Weber Music Program and the Michael and Andrea Leven Office of Student Support and Philanthropy, The Concert for the Kibbutzim began as a one-night, student-led benefit concert and has since evolved into a school-wide campaign of solidarity and support.Read More -
No Day but Today!
Read MoreWeber students took the stage for a historic, sold-out run of the spring musical, RENT.All three performances packed the Tzadik Performing Arts Center to capacity, with boho-style student seating on the floor adding to the intimate atmosphere. In a nod to the original Broadway staging, Weber’s house band, Broken Glass, played live, bringing even more energy and immediacy to the production. At the final curtain call, the seniors in the cast took a moment to thank the theatre program and the students and faculty who had supported them throughout their time on the Weber stage. -
Shabbaton Ruach!
Earlier this month, more than 270 students and faculty members journeyed to Camp Ramah Darom for The Weber School’s beloved annual all-school Shabbaton. The winding roads may have made for a harrowing bus ride, but queasiness quickly gave way to laughter and excitement as everyone arrived. From the moment Kabbalat Shabbat began, the weekend’s tone was set. With prayer, song, and Shabbat rituals led by students, the community leaned into rest, reflection, and connection.Read More -
Physics First
Weber’s Physics First curriculum continues to spark curiosity as students dive into hands-on experiments that illustrate scientific concepts. In a recent classroom activity, students explored Nano Sand, a hydrophobic material that repels water, allowing them to build sand towers that remain intact even when submerged.Read More -
Purimpalooza 5785
The Weber School’s Purimpalooza 5785 brought a week of festivities, learning, and celebration to campus, giving students, faculty, and staff the chance to engage in the traditions and mitzvot of Purim in meaningful and creative ways.Read More -
Kol Hakavod, Wags for Weber!
Weber students are making a difference for animals in need! Over the past few months, Wags for Weber, a student-led club dedicated to supporting local shelters, has worked tirelessly to collect food, toys, treats, and bedding for FurKids Animal Rescue and Shelter. Thanks to the generosity of our community, they filled the trunks of two cars with much-needed supplies, ensuring that countless animals receive the care and comfort they deserve.Read More -
Spring Sports Spotlight
With the season in full swing, Weber’s spring athletes are making an impact across every sport, shattering records, securing big wins, and proving that hard work pays off.Read More -
Kol Hakavod: Mock Trial Team!
Following their regional victory, The Weber School Mock Trial team delivered another impressive performance at the District Competition in Atlanta, securing a commendable third-place finish. Their dedication and skill were on full display, with Daniella Zalik earning two “Outstanding Attorney” awards and Emmie Samler receiving two “Outstanding Witness” awards.Read More -
Hands-On Learning, Real-World Impact
This past Wednesday, Weber students came together for a hands-on volunteer event that blended engineering, creativity, and community impact. In partnership with Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM), TOM fellows at Georgia Tech and Emory, Jewish Abilities Alliance, and the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, students worked in teams to build Toddler Mobility Trainers (TMTs)—specialized devices designed to give toddlers with mobility challenges the independence to explore their world.Read More -
Kol Hakavod: Jillian Smith!
Read MoreKol Hakavod to Jillian Smith for being selected as the headliner and marquee speaker at the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Georgia’s Student Visionaries of the Year Grand Finale! Chosen from hundreds of students, Jillian took the stage in front of more than 500 attendees, delivering an inspiring speech highlighting the impact of student leadership and community-driven initiatives in the fight against blood cancer. -
Working and Learning with Jewish Music Pros
Weber's Music Program continues to provide unparalleled student experiences with its recent trip to St. Louis for the 15th annual Songleader Boot Camp (SLBC). Music Program Director Drew Cohen and Music Teacher Michael Levine accompanied Theo Nash, Noah Blatt, Asher Leder, Jake Carlin, and Dylan Carlin to this premier Jewish music gathering, which attracted over 500 participants this year and features an all-star cast of musicians and teachers.Read More -
Rambots Wrap Up a Strong Season!
The Weber Rambots recently traveled to Gainesville, GA, to compete in the First Tech Challenge Georgia State Championship—their first time at the state level since the 2020-2021 season! After weeks of refining and reconfiguring their robot, Rupert, the team faced intense competition, battling through five rounds of match play in pursuit of a playoff spot and a chance to advance to the FTC World Championship.Read More -
WEBER <3 NY!
Fresh off the heels of their fall writing workshop in Savannah, GA, students in Weber’s Writing for Publication class recently returned from an inspiring adventure in New York City, where they immersed themselves in the literary and cultural heartbeat of one of the world’s most iconic storytelling capitals.Read More -
Stepping into History
Weber’s 11th-grade class stepped out of the classroom and into history with a guided tour of Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward, exploring the landmarks that shaped Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy. Led by Unexpected Atlanta, students visited Ebenezer Baptist Church, the King Center, and other significant sites, deepening their understanding of the Civil Rights Movement and its lasting impact.Read More -
Social and Emotional Learning
Through the Office of Student Support and Wellness, Jordan Crawford, Director of Student Support and Wellness, and Rosie Grinzaid, Associate Director of Student Social and Emotional Support, have built a comprehensive approach to Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) that meets students where they are, growing with them as they progress through high school.Read More -
Mock Trial Regional Competition
Kol Hakavod to Weber’s Mock Trial Team, who placed 2nd at the 2025 Regional Competition! Several team members earned individual honors for their outstanding performances: Kayla Furie and Layla Magnus received Outstanding Witness awards, while Jackson Powers and Miely Lev were recognized as Outstanding Attorneys. A special shoutout to Daniella Zalik and Ari Gordon, who were honored for their incredible four-year commitment to the Mock Trial Team—an achievement that reflects dedication, skill, and countless hours of preparation.Read More -
Theatre Program is Making History!
The Weber School’s Theatre Program made history last week, taking center stage at Georgia Thespian Conference 2025 (ThesCon) as a featured Conference Show with its production of Pippin. Performing on the Riverside Mainstage at Columbus State University, our students delivered two sold-out performances to packed audiences of over 300 fellow theatre students, educators, and professionals—and brought the house down both times.Read More -
Alumni Activities at The Home Depot
What do Zoe Toporek (‘17), Bennett Ginburg (‘04), Greg Fetter (‘12), and Ali Cohen (‘20) have in common? All four Weber alumni are making their mark at The Home Depot’s corporate office!Read More
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The Weber School, a Jewish Community high school serving students from all Jewish backgrounds, prepares students for success in college and in life with comprehensive academic and co-curricular programs that inspire student exploration, leadership, and Jewish social consciousness. Many of our programs and academies are unique to Weber and can't be found at any other Atlanta-area high schools.
The Felicia Penzell Weber Jewish Community High School admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin.
The Felicia Penzell Weber Jewish Community High School admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin.
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