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The Weber School welcomes 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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Weber's application process
is entirely online with sections for both parent and student to complete. Your application can be saved and resumed later if the Parent and Student sections need to be completed at different times.
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New Parents
Follow the steps below to access the application. You already have an account created for you, using your email, and you will be prompted to create a new password for that existing account.1. Follow this link to the application2. Enter your email address where indicated and click "next"3. Follow the steps to create your passwordOnce your password is established, you will be taken to an admissions checklist where you can begin the application process. You will need to complete checklist items listed below and in the online checklist:
1. Written application form with separate parent and student sections to complete.
2. 3 recommendations
a. Current Math teacher
b. Current English teacher
c. Current Guidance Counselor
Click on each individual checklist recommendation and insert the name and email of the appropriate individual. This individual will then be sent an email with a link to an online recommendation form.3. School records: Please download a copy of the form and email the form to your child’s school. The school will then email the documents listed on the form.
4. Immunization record: Please upload a copy of the form from your child’s pediatrician.
5. Birth certificate: Please upload a copy of your child’s birth certificate.
6. If your child has ever had Psych-Ed testing, an IEP or a 504-accommodation plan, please upload copies of each complete report.
7. Your child's social security number. Please call the admissions office at 404-917-2500, extension 131 and share that information with our Admissions Director.
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Existing Weber Families
Click this link to log into your parent Blackbaud account.
You will be taken to an admissions checklist where you can begin the application process. You will need to complete the checklist items listed below and in the online checklist:
1. Written application form with separate parent and student sections to complete.
2. 3 recommendations
a. Current Math teacher
b. Current English teacher
c. Current Guidance Counselor
Click on each individual checklist recommendation and insert the name and email of the appropriate individual. This individual will then be sent an email with a link to an online recommendation form.
3. School records: Please download a copy of the form and email the form to your child’s school. The school will then email the documents listed on the form.
4. Immunization record: Please upload a copy of the form from your child’s pediatrician.
5. Birth certificate: Please upload a copy of your child’s birth certificate.
6. If your child has ever had Psych ed testing, an IEP or a 504 accommodation plan, please upload copies of each complete report.
7. Your child's social security number. Please call the admissions office at 404-917-2500, extension 131 and share that information with our Admissions Director.
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Academics
Weber promotes a curiosity for learning, leadership development, and social responsibility. To keep the curriculum both challenging and engaging, our students learn in the classroom, off-campus, and around the world led by a distinguished, experienced faculty that teaches and mentors teenagers throughout the all-important high school years.
In addition to numerous Advanced Placement, Honors, and College Preparatory classes, Weber offers a wide variety of unique elective courses that reflect faculty members’ content expertise and research fields.
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Academies
Weber takes a great deal of pride in its Only at Weber experiences, which include two distinguished Academies.THE DANIEL ZALIK ACADEMY (DZA)
The Daniel Zalik Academy, or DZA, is Weber’s Science, Technology, Engineering, and Design Institute, housed in a professionally equipped fabrication lab (MIT-Inspired Fab Lab) on our campus. The DZA provides amazing opportunities for our students to gain mastery in human-centered design and develop expertise in scientific research, digital modeling, computer science, and robotics. Students acquire skills in areas such as digital fabrication, 3D printing, carpentry, and welding, and create product prototypes using these tools.
Click here to explore The Daniel Zalik Academy.THE SPORTS SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT ACADEMY
The Weber Sports Science and Management Academy, featuring an Honors Diploma program, is designed to educate students in fields including physical therapies, sports medicine, physical training, fitness, and sports management. This program offers exclusive opportunities for Weber students to develop advanced knowledge and skills in these disciplines which is typically only available at the college level.
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Israel and Global Education
The Abe Besser Senior Israel-Poland Experience is a hallmark of senior year at Weber. This three-week travel education program offers extensive learning about Jewish history as well as contemporary Jewish life in both Israel and Poland. This unique experience nurtures an authentic connection for students with their Jewish identity and serves as a capstone to the four years at Weber. Weber works in partnership with Heller High School in Israel and The Taube Center for the Renewal of Jewish Life in Poland to bring this wonderful experience to life for our seniors.
We also have a highly coveted Spanish Immersion Program for Spanish students in all grades. Through field studies in Atlanta and an extended stay in either Spain or Cuba, students have the opportunity to authentically engage in and fully understand the culture beyond tourist attractions. Students explore the Jewish communities and Jewish life as well as local culture including music, art, food, sports, and politics.The N’siyah Ashkenaz is a two-week immersive experience in Central Europe, aligning with Weber’s Junior Year Modern Jewish History curriculum. Students travel to Poland and the Czech Republic, exploring pre-Holocaust Jewish communities, the impact of World War II and the Holocaust, and the post-war rebuilding of Jewish life. This program focuses on the recent communal experiences, Cold War impacts, and contemporary Jewish issues, such as the response to recent waves of refugees.
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Outreach, Leadership, and Service
The Weber School provides a variety of school initiatives and opportunities that promote student leadership and involvement.Student Service and Philanthropy
Managed and operated by a student Governing Board at The Weber School, the Leven Office of Student Service and Philanthropy serves as a clearinghouse for Weber students to choose meaningful, high-impact community service through a philanthropic lens. This office provides Weber students, and eventually teens throughout the Atlanta Jewish community, easily accessible opportunities to choose service projects that align with their interests and skills, thereby incentivizing them to increase the time that they invest in acts of Tzedakah.Peace by Piece
Under the auspices of the Faith Alliance of Metro Atlanta (FAMA), Peace by Piece at The Weber School aims to promote respect and understanding among Jewish, Christian, and Muslim high school students.Michael Kay Israel Leadership Fellows
The Michael Kay Israel Leadership Fellows, a co-curricular Honors Diploma distinction program, is aimed at fostering dynamic leadership with a focus on serving Israel and the Jewish community. As a Fellow, students will deepen their knowledge of Zionism, educating peers and adults regarding the complex challenges facing Israel today and building stronger ties between North American Jews, our broader community, and the people and land of Israel. -
Fine & Performing Arts
Weber offers multiple courses in the visual arts, ceramics, dance, music, and theatre with two musical productions each year. Our comprehensive music education program features performance and general music courses, choral and instrumental performance ensembles, and Artists-in-Residence.MUSIC
With the opening of the Tzadik Performing Arts Center, Weber expanded its Jazz, Rock, and Vocal ensembles while offering new courses in music theory and composition, electronic music, and sound engineering. In addition, Director of Music Drew Cohen will leverage the dynamic teaching spaces within the Tzadik Performing Arts Center to offer a series of visiting performance artists, providing students with opportunities to learn from and make music with top working musicians in the Jewish and broader community.PERFORMING ARTS
Leveraging the new theatre and dynamic teaching spaces, Weber expanded its theatrical offerings by adding courses in Theatrical Direction, Short-Form Theater, and Collaborative Dramatic Performance. In November 2022, Weber offered its first-ever dramatic and musical theater production centered upon material written, directed, and performed by students. Guided by our Technical Director and Music and Sound Engineering Teacher, a growing team of Weber students master the skills of lighting, set design, and sound engineering, managing traditional and high-tech equipment in service of each performance.FINE ARTS
Our Fine Arts program includes two art studios – one for ceramics and one for visual arts. The ceramics studio has 14 wheels and a slab roller, accommodating the many students who select this elective. Assignments range from sculpture and tableware to Jewish ritual objects such as Passover seder plates and kiddush cups. Although most pots are fired electrically inside, Raku firings happen periodically outside — in the lower parking lot. The ceramics teacher and a Jewish Studies teacher co-teach an interdisciplinary course in Jewish Symbolism where the class studies Jewish text and then creates a visual arts piece that expresses their interpretation of the text.
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Athletics
The Weber School sponsors 16 Varsity and 5 Junior Varsity teams and is a member of the Georgia High School Association. More than 70% of the student body participates in athletics.Weber Athletics offers a year-round strength and conditioning program -- available to all students -- that utilizes a traditional weight room in our state-of-the-art Eitan Force Athletic Complex. The EFAC offers an indoor training facility equipped with free weights, cardiovascular equipment, suspension training, an indoor batting cage, an indoor golf training area, and other tools to help increase strength, speed, agility, flexibility, and overall fitness. We also have a full-time Athletic Trainer to meet the sports medicine needs of our athletes. -
Student Life and Programming
Student Life at Weber goes far beyond the classroom and provides real-life experiences that help develop character, judgment, and confidence.
Whether partnering in a community service project, leading a school program, or participating in a student organization, Weber students have myriad opportunities to pursue their interests. Our students are engaged and excited about their community, their friends, and their school.
From Jewish studies to Shabbaton, grade level trips and holiday celebrations and events, Weber dynamically embraces Judaism and Jewish culture.
Weber promotes a curiosity for learning, leadership development, and social responsibility. To keep the curriculum both challenging and engaging, our students learn in the classroom, off-campus, and around the world led by a distinguished, experienced faculty that teaches and mentors teenagers throughout the all-important high school years.
Weber takes a great deal of pride in its Only at Weber experiences, which include two distinguished Academies.
The Abe Besser Senior Israel-Poland Experience is a hallmark of senior year at Weber. This three-week travel education program offers extensive learning about Jewish history as well as contemporary Jewish life in both Israel and Poland. This unique experience nurtures an authentic connection for students with their Jewish identity and serves as a capstone to the four years at Weber. Weber works in partnership with Heller High School in Israel and The Taube Center for the Renewal of Jewish Life in Poland to bring this wonderful experience to life for our seniors.
Weber offers multiple courses in the visual arts, ceramics, dance, music, and theatre with two musical productions each year. Our comprehensive music education program features performance and general music courses, choral and instrumental performance ensembles, and Artists-in-Residence.
Student Life at Weber goes far beyond the classroom and provides real-life experiences that help develop character, judgment, and confidence.
The Weber School
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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