Alumni

Alumni

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The greatest source of pride for The Weber School has been and will always be our students. We are proud of our nearly 1,100 alumni who bring their intelligence, wisdom, and menschlekeit to their work, families, and communities throughout Atlanta, the United States, and Israel.

The North American Jewish community, the land and people of Israel, and the broader world requires leadership. Regularly, when we see and receive reports of Weber graduates who leverage their success in college and careers on behalf of important causes, we feel proud that these young people are not only fulfilling the aspirations of Weber’s founders but of the high standards for a meaningful, purposeful life set forward by Maimonides over 1,000 years ago.

Questions?

List of 3 members.

  • Paul Ginburg 

    Chief Advancement Officer, Associate Head of School
    404-917-2500, ext. 103

  • Nicole Rodriguez 

    Advancement & Admissions Manager
    404-917-2500, ext. 101

  • Danielle Samuels 

    Director of Marketing and Alumni Relations
    404-917-2500, ext. 118

  • Natasha Westheimer, Class of 2009

    Weber gave me the tools to think outside the box and ask the hard questions along the way. Having the ability and confidence to be curious -- and be okay with thinking differently -- is something I strongly link to the teachers, classes, and Weber’s environment. Weber allows people to think differently, be who they want to be, challenge the status quo, and create new possibilities to solve problems. These are the values that underpin my time at Weber.

  • Sarah Gelman, Class of 2005

    I enjoyed the community-building aspect of the school: meeting people, caring about one another, and creating a tight-knit group through activities like Shabbaton and Peace by Piece. I work with a diverse group in my office, people from the Middle East and North America, Jews, Christians, and Muslims, and I credit Peace by Piece with the beginnings of understanding and relating to different people. These are experiences that are not normally offered to young people.

  • Zach Marks, Class of 2010

    Whether it was geopolitical views, music, or which artists we should support, Weber allowed us, even encouraged us, to have healthy contrasting opinions and express our differences. We explored and debated these differences in positive ways without shutting down an argument. I am grateful, after the fact, that Weber really fostered this culture of critical thinking that frankly does not exist in a broad spectrum across education at any level.

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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.

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