2023

  • September

    2024 National Merit Scholarship Program

    Weber principal Shlaina Van Dyke is pleased to announce that Rachel Denneen, Ethan Goodhart, Reese Oberkfell, and Sydney Parker have been named Commended Students in the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program.
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  • Alum Spotlight: Max Shafron

    Max Shafron graduated from Weber in 2011 and is now the Country Director for Brazil and Paraguay in the Office of the Secretary of Defense at the U.S. Department of Defense, where he acts as the Secretary’s advisor on all aspects of bilateral military cooperation between the United States, Brazil, and Paraguay. Max joined the Department of Defense as a John McCain Strategic Defense Fellow, serving in two rotational assignments before securing a position in the Space and Missile Defense Policy office in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Prior to the Department of Defense, Max worked at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and received a Master's Degree in International Security from The George Washington University. Reflecting on his journey, Max shares, "At an early stage, Weber gave me the opportunity to explore my fascination with history, international relations, and American government – and tie that to my interest in public service and Tikkun Olam. I'm thankful to now be able to do that every day in our nation's capital!" Weber is proud to have been part of your journey, Max!
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  • Student Support and Wellness

    This month, Weber’s Office of Student Support and Wellness launched several programs for parents and students focused on providing educational resources and support for navigating health, academic, and emotional challenges. 
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  • 9/11 Commemoration

    To commemorate 9/11, Weber’s Student Council led a poignant program that used our liturgy to offer the school community the language with which to express our collective memory and mourning.
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  • Kol HaKavod: Kayla Furie

    Kol Hakavod to Weber 9th grader Kayla Furie for being cast as Bielke in the upcoming City Springs Theatre Company production of "Fiddler on the Roof." 
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  • Peace by Piece 2023-2024

    On a beautiful day in early September, new members of Peace by Piece, representing Weber, WD Mohammed, and Marist Schools, gathered for their opening meeting at East Lake Park.
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  • Alum Spotlight: Meredith Galanti

    Weber Alum Spotlight: Meredith Galanti

    Meredith is a proud Weber Class of 2016 alum and transfer student! In May 2023, Meredith was appointed by the Biden Administration to the White House as a Deputy Director in the Office of Management and Administration. In her role, she is managing strategic people operations for the White House Policy offices and leading the Learning and Development portfolio for 500+ White House staff. Prior to this role, she served as a political appointee at the U.S. Department of Education.
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  • Faculty & Alum Spotlight: Dr. Rachel Rothstein

    Meet our Director of the Abe Besser Israel Poland Experience, Curricular Advisor for Jewish History, and Social Studies Teacher, Dr. Rachel Rothstein!

    "From the moment I began to pursue a career in education, I knew that I wanted to teach at a school like Weber. While the school has grown and changed tremendously since I was a student, the strong emphasis on community and a deep commitment to innovative education has remained the same. Every day, I'm privileged to be a part of this vibrant community, guiding the next generation. As a teacher of Modern Jewish History, I have the unique opportunity to help students draw deep connections between their coursework and their Jewish identity. These insights become even more profound when we travel together during the Abe Besser Israel Poland Experience." - Dr. Rachel Rothstein, Weber Faculty and Alum
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  • Faculty & Alum Spotlight: Rosie Grinzaid

    Meet Weber alum and Associate Director of Student Social and Emotional Support, Rosie Arkin Grinzaid! 

    "Every day, I look forward to coming to school and supporting students through their social and emotional needs. I couldn't have asked for a better experience as a former student and now as the Associate Director of Student Social and Emotional Support at Weber. The school is filled with so much life, joy, exploration, creativity, and excitement. Helping support students as they develop their identities and navigate the challenges that high school presents feeds my soul personally and professionally. I'm grateful to all the faculty and students that inspire me in each moment." - Rosie Grinzaid
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  • Faculty & Alum Spotlight: Zachary Rich

    Meet Weber Alum and Associate Director of Athletics / Varsity Tennis Coach, Zachary Rich!

    "Working at Weber has allowed me to find my calling -- mentor student-athletes and prepare them to be the next Jewish leaders. I am currently pursuing my Masters in Athletic Administration through Ohio University and look forward to using the knowledge I've learned to propel Weber Athletics to new heights!" - Zachary Rich
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  • Kol HaKavod: Caroline Schneider, Class of 2020

    Congratulations to Caroline Schneider on her acceptance to Harvard Law School's Class of 2029 through the Junior Deferral Program! We couldn't be more proud!

    "I am thrilled to have the chance to grow personally and professionally prior to beginning my study of the law. I am hopeful that this degree will equip me to enact important change in our world and set me up for a fulfilling career in the legal field." - Caroline Schneider, Weber Class of 2020
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  • "Back to Weber" in our New Performing Arts Center!

    Last Friday marked a monumental beginning to the school year with the inaugural "Back To Weber" Kehillah held in the school's brand-new, state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center.
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  • Club Fair

    Weber is proud to offer a variety of school initiatives and opportunities led by students, for students. This year's Club Fair was full of energy and excitement as students gathered to check out over 40 active clubs...
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  • Field Trip to Alliance Theatre

    Atlanta's Alliance Theatre welcomed students from Theatre Program Director Brad Bass’ classes for a compelling performance of Sanaz Toossi's "English" — the celebrated play that clinched the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. 
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Kol Hakavod to Weber Spanish teacher Olivia Rocamora, who was a guest on The Continuing Educator podcast, where she discussed relationship-centered learning, intentionality, and advice for teachers for the beginning of the school year.
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  • New Student Orientation

    New student orientation, opening day, and the first week of school were huge successes as we welcomed new and returning students, and faculty and staff with fun activities and exciting programming!
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  • Student Leadership in Athletics

    Even as we eagerly await the completion of our new state-of-the-art Eitan Force Athletic Complex in fall 2024, the construction hasn't dampened the excitement for this year's sports season. 
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  • May

    2022-2023 Athletics Awards and Recognition

    The Weber School's 2022-2023 sports season was filled with thrilling moments and impressive achievements. From exhilarating victories to inspiring displays of teamwork, athletes across various sports showcased their talent and dedication. For photos from the year, click here.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Kol Hakavod to Leah May Kogon and Romy Ress, who participated in the 2022-2023 Student Visionaries of the Year, benefiting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. During their seven-week campaign, they learned leadership development skills, project management, how to effectively lead a team, and how to lead successful corporate sponsorship meetings. One of their largest fundraising opportunities, volunteering at the annual Dr. Scofflaws F*** Cancer event, saw Leah May and Romy raise $15,000! By the end of the seven-week campaign, they, with the help of their Weber teammates, raised a total of $87,000, which resulted in placing 5th out of 32 teams around Atlanta. They would like to thank their Weber teammates and their advisor Britton Ryan without whom they could not have accomplished what they did.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Kol HaKavod to the following students who were selected by their peers to serve on the Student Council Executive Board: President, Rany Granath; Vice President, Romy Ress; Secretary, Amber Lewis; Programming, Reese Oberkfell; and Philanthropy, Ava Marzullo. Thank you to all our Student Council candidates for their hard work and willingness to serve The Weber School!
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  • The Weber School's 3rd Annual Karlin Design Expo!

    Get ready to be inspired at The Weber School's 3rd Annual Karlin Design Expo on May 15th! This remarkable event showcases an array of student-led projects in science, technology, and design; all developed in collaboration with The Daniel Zalik Academy (DZA). The expo offers an interactive and immersive experience, welcoming parents, students, and community members to explore and engage with our students’ innovative creations.
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  • April

    Celebrating Our Seniors!

    We celebrated our seniors and their hard work this week with a special Senior Spirit Week, including the annual Senior Siyum. Thank you to The Weber Parents Group for hosting a week of senior celebratory activities for the Class of 2023, including a coffee and hot chocolate bar, ice cream truck, annual Trivia Bowl, and Senior Brunch. The Senior Siyum recognized the achievements of the Class of 2023's Valedictorian Amelia Heller, Salutatorian and Presidential Scholar Nominee Dov Karlin, his selection for Influential Teacher Award, Linda Parmet, Star Student Barri Seitz, and Star Teacher Holly Chesser. A special thank you to Alumni Parent Michelle Young for the beautiful Parent tribute video for the Class of 2023.
     
    Start checking Weber’s Instagram in the coming weeks for our senior spotlights!
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  • Israel@75 International Student Competition

    Kol Hakavod to the following Weber students on their winning submissions to the Center for Israel Education’s Israel@75 International Student Competition.
    • First place: Leeya Ilan
    • Second place: Renee Vaysman
    • Third Place: Ezra Adler and Adam Jacobson
    The following students were recognized as honorable mentions: Rany Granath, Hannah Reznik, Layla Rothberg, and Tahel Shantzer.
     
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  • La Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica Induction and GraduationCord Ceremony

    Congratulations to Weber Juniors and Weber Seniors for being recognized at this year’s La Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (Spanish National Honor Society) Induction and Graduation Cord Ceremony. The junior and senior new inductees: Joey Bardack, Eva Beresin, Emily Berman, Sophie Cohen, Rachel Denneen, Gavi Diamant, Johanna Epstein, Sarah Ginsberg, Ava Kate Goldberg, Rany Granath, Molly Grosswald, Ava Halpert, Heather Hutmacher, Ryan Kardon, Harry Kitey, Avery Lipman, Emma Meyers, Justin Miller, Reese Oberkfell, Miriam Raggs, Shayna Robins, Sam Rosenthal, Barri Seitz, Dawson Sherman, Jamie Silberman, and Ryan Straw. Weber seniors graduating with a cord: Eva Beresin, Emily Berman, Sarah Ginsberg, Sophie Greenfield, Molly Grosswald, Ben Lefkovits, Lilly Levy, Caleb Ouanounou, Miriam Raggs, Barri Seitz, Irene Sharon, and Dawson Sherman.
     
    A huge Felicidades to Ryan Kardon, who will serve as next year's Spanish National Honor Society President.
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  • Weber Media Network Launch

    The Weber Media Network, a student-run broadcast that covers news and events relevant to the school community, has officially launched! The segments are captured by student reporters, who conduct interviews, research, and investigate stories of interest to the student body. WMN blurs the lines between entertainment and education by showing off the best Weber and its students have to offer in a light-hearted and exciting way. Be sure to follow WMN on Instagram and YouTube to stay current on the coolest behind-the-scenes look at The Weber School. From exclusive post-game interviews with coaches to exploring a student’s out-of-school hobby, there is something for everyone!
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  • Celebrating the Yoms

    After the establishment of the State of Israel, several holidays were added to the Jewish calendar and are observed as national holidays in Israel: Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), Yom Hazikaron (Memorial Day), and Yom Haatzmaut (Independence Day). The Weber School has various learning opportunities and events for students and parents to commemorate these special holidays.
     
    This week, a cohort of seniors who attended the Abe Besser Israel Poland Experience led our school-wide Yom Hashoah Commemoration Ceremony. In addition to a commemorative candle lighting and time for solemn reflection, the program included a special musical performance and the acknowledgment of the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, the story of recently deceased Ukrainian Holocaust survivor Vanda Semyonovna Obiedkova, and the story of Abe Besser, a Holocaust survivor, and Hilbert Margol, a Holocaust liberator.
     
    April 25th, we will honor and remember all of Israel's fallen soldiers with a special Yom Hazikaron address by Anat Sultan-Dadon, Consul General of Israel to the Southeastern United States, thoughts from a special guest who will share the story of their own fallen soldier, and a musical performance.
    The following day marks Israel's Day of Independence, Yom Haatzmaut. Weber will celebrate Israel's 75th Anniversary one day later, on April 27, with a diverse set of workshops focused on Israeli education led by Weber faculty and distinguished visiting guests. A celebratory Israeli-inspired lunch with Israeli music will close out the day’s events.
     
    We look forward to continuing our commitment to recognizing and commemorating these important Israeli holidays with these exciting school-wide programs, guest speakers, music, special foods, and the feeling of our wonderful Weber community.
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  • The Marcus Foundation Makes $10 Million Grant

    The Weber School announced that it is receiving a $10 million grant from The Marcus Foundation to support the construction of a state-of-the-art Athletic Complex on its campus. On the recommendation of The Marcus Foundation, the complex will be named for Eitan Force, a beloved member of The Weber School Class of 2023 who passed away last fall.
     
    The new athletic complex, opening in the fall of 2024, will feature a competition gymnasium with a full-size basketball and volleyball court with seating for up to 600 spectators, two full-size practice gym spaces, three locker rooms, classrooms, faculty offices, and enhanced wellness center to include fitness, conditioning, and weightlifting areas. When used for larger, community events, the gymnasium will seat up to 1,100 visitors. Outdoors, a new six lane track will complement newly installed eco-friendly lighting for baseball, soccer, and flag football fields. The layout of this complex will enable Weber to host larger-scale regional competitions, large school events, its annual graduation, and programs in collaboration with organizational partners throughout the Atlanta Jewish community.
     
    Additionally, The Marcus Foundation’s grant will enable Weber to meet the needs of its rapidly increasing enrollment through the addition of new classrooms and expanded dining and multi-purpose facilities to accommodate up to 400 students.  
     
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  • March

    Three-Day Music Immersion Trip

    Students from Weber’s Band Program traveled to Asheville, NC, for an innovative three-day music immersion trip. Led by Music Program Director Drew Cohen and with help from Weber teacher (and cymbal player extraordinaire) Jessica Doble, students had the opportunity to learn from and play with local musicians and visit some of the city's iconic musical sites.

    The trip, the first of its kind for the music program, kicked off with a workshop at the Asheville Jewish Community Center, where students collaborated and played with Queens-based musical duo a glassy ruckus (Jesse Greenberg and Naeemah Maddox), who performed pieces inspired by Yiddish animal folk tales. The day ended with a visit to the Moogseum, a museum that brings synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog's legacy to life with interactive timelines, exhibits, and experiences.

    The following day, students immersed themselves in African Drumming and Songwriting workshops at LEAF Global Arts Experience, where students had the opportunity to work with West African drummer Adama Dembele and songwriter Melissa McKinney. Reflecting on his experience, senior Dawson Sherman said, "Our time at LEAF was instrumental in expanding my creative mindset and breaking down mental barriers. It allowed me to open up my creative process to others, sharing ideas more freely without fear of judgment. The people we collaborated with were incredibly down-to-earth and easy to work with."
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  • Kol Hakavod

    Kol HaKavod to Adrianna Castiglione, Elliott Furie, Ari Gordon, Shai Herscovici, Micah Kopelman, Brooke Maman, Adam Ress, Mollie Engler, and Tahel Shantzer, who had a great showing at the 2023 Moot Beit Din Shabbaton and competition! Moot Beit Din provides high school students with a first-hand look at the inner workings of the Jewish legal system and helps them hone their critical thinking skills by applying the ancient wisdom of Halakhah (Jewish law) to some of the most significant ethical issues of our time. Student teams are assigned a topic and collaborate to craft a written decision and oral argument based on rabbinic sources. They then present their ruling to a panel of judges.
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  • Sous Vide Solutions!

    After completing studies on differential equations, dynamic systems, and control theory, seniors in Chris Chapman’s multivariable calculus class tackled repurposing simple crockpots into Sous Vide cookers. After gathering the necessary components, such as the heating element, temperature sensor, water pump, and microcontroller, students set out to create a culinary solution that delivers consistently delicious results.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Weber sophomore Levi Gordon has been attending flight school at Centennial Aviation Academy at Peachtree Dekalb Airport for the past several years. On a student's 16th birthday, they can take a "solo" flight if they have passed rigorous oral and written exams and accrued sufficient instructional hours in flight lessons. This incredible milestone allows these young aviators to fly a plane even before they have a driver's license! 
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  • Commemorating Phillip Silverman and Jeff Unger

    On Monday, March 13th, 2023, the Indian Hills Country Club welcomed 104 high school golfers from 15 different schools for the 7th Annual Phillip Silverman Memorial Golf Tournament. The unique Jack and Jill format, consisting of three boys and two girls on each team, commemorates the lives of two exceptional young men, Phillip Silverman and Jeff Unger.
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  • Hola Familia y Amigos

    Discover the fascinating culture, history, and landscapes of Cuba through the unique perspective of our students. Click here and follow Señora Rocamora's travel education blog for a firsthand account of their enriching experiences!
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  • On the Bright Side

    The Infinity, The Weber School's yearbook, has received recognition for its exceptional quality with inclusion in the Jostens Look Book 2023, which showcases remarkable yearbooks with innovative designs. In addition to design excellence, the Look Book acknowledges the hard work and dedication of our students who spend 6-12 months creating the yearbook. The Infinity was one of the 479 yearbooks selected from nearly 1,000 submissions.
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  • Shabbaton 2023!

    Last weekend, the Weber community gathered for its much-anticipated annual event: Shabbaton. Over 270 students and faculty members ventured to Camp Ramah Darom, participating in a weekend filled with spiritual, artistic, and athletic activities. The joyful Shabbat experience fostered love, laughter, and friendships as students and faculty actively engaged with each other in an unplugged environment, free from the demands of everyday life.
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  • Grammy Award Winning Musician Howard Levy Visits Weber

    Weber’s Performing Arts Program launched its Visiting Artist Series this past September, bringing renowned local and national artists to the Weber community to share their expertise during masterclasses and events. Among the impressive roster of past performers and artists are Charlie Kramer and Shoshana Gugenheim Kedem, who had a profound effect on students and the wider community.
     
    Last week, the series continued as Weber’s Music Program Director Drew Cohen and Jewish cultural art series Nerenenah welcomed Howard Levy to the school. Mr. Levy, a two-time Grammy Award Winning master musician who has earned widespread recognition and acclaim for his expert harmonica and piano playing, met with students across Weber’s music program.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    The Weber School Mock Trial team finished their season at the District level competition this past weekend, where they put in a strong showing in the highly competitive Atlanta region. Several team members were recognized for their outstanding performance, with Ethan Wolkin and Izzy Wachter winning "Best Witness awards" and Jordan Joel receiving "Best Attorney." 
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  • February

    The Power of Programming

    Students in The Daniel Zalik Academy's Computer Science Principles class used Earsketch, a free web-based platform to help students learn core topics in computer science, music, and music technology, to create a story through music. The “Sounds of Weber” project allowed students to explore the intersection between computer science and music, using Python code to generate musical pieces inspired by sounds from their school environment. 
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Congratulations to sophomore Levi Gordon, who won first place in his age group in the 3D Modelling category at the Georgia Independent and Home School Regional Technology Competition. This competition is part of the Georgia Science and Technology Competitions, which allows students to participate in 15 categories, including robotics, coding, and digital media.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Dr. Rachel Rothstein was one of the highlights of the recent Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, speaking on the topic of "Unlocking the Power of Film: Using Movies to Enhance Learning" as part of the festival's "In Conversation" series.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Kol HaKavod to The Weber School's Varsity Boys Basketball, who won the Region Tournament Play-In game against Atlanta International School earlier this week. Two of the team's standout players, senior Caleb Ouanounou and junior Harry Kitey, were named to the All-Region basketball team, Caleb, for the second time while playing for Weber. 
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  • You Blinded Me With Science!

    10th-grade Chemistry students investigated metal reactivity with a hands-on lab designed to see chemical reactions in action and to demonstrate the process of a single-displacement reaction, where one element in a chemical compound replaces another.
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  • Inspiring Guest Speakers

    Recently, Weber Hebrew students were fortunate to hear from several inspirational guest speakers who shared their personal stories. Batia Ben Aroia, a child Holocaust survivor from Bulgaria, Shai Fredo, an Ethiopian-Israeli film and theater actor, and Charlotte Kurchak, a senior educator at StandWithUs.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Congratulations to Junior Reese Oberkfell, whose writing and photography work was honored in the 2023 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards regional competition! 
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  • The Intersection of Jewish Studies and Children's Literature

    Students in Linda Parmet's Psychology of Children's Literature class visited The Epstein School to read some of their favorite children's books to kindergarten classes. The course, which combines Jewish Studies with the study of the impact of children's literature on cognitive and moral development, is currently exploring the role of reading in facilitating discussions about life skills and values and strengthening relationships between readers.
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  • Unlikely Friendships

    This week, a group of students from 9th grade World History and Hebrew classes viewed a screening of the award-winning documentary "Refuge" with its director, Jewish Atlanta native Erin Bernhardt. Set in Clarkston and Lafayette, Georgia, “Refuge” tells a story of an unlikely friendship that develops between a Kurdish refugee who becomes an Atlanta cardiologist and a former Klansman as they attempt to understand each other’s past and present and bridge their differences.
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  • January

    Kol HaKavod!

    Dr. Hannah Chapple, Dean of Interdisciplinary Studies, published an essay in this month's English Journal, the monthly publication of the NCTE (National Council of Teachers of English). Her article, included in English Journal's Speaking My Mind feature, is titled "Voice and Agency in Digital Storytelling." 
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  • Meaningful Connections

    In 2019, representatives from The Jewish Agency for Israel and the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta visited The Weber School and Israel Programs Director Michal Ilai to discuss ways to connect Weber students and teens attending Ort Yokneam High School in Israel. From video conversations to in-person meetings here and in Israel, the resulting collaboration has helped powerful connections and a deeper understanding of Israeli and American Jewry flourish between the two communities.
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  • Kol Hakavod!

    Kol Hakavod to senior Barri Seitz for being recognized by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) as this year's STAR student! PAGE recognizes the senior from each participating high school who achieves the highest SAT score on any single test date and is in the top 10 percent of their class based on grade point average.  A special shoutout to English teacher Holly Chesser, whom Barri selected as her STAR teacher – the teacher who has been most instrumental in her academic development.
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  • Shared Musical Experiences

    This week, students from Weber's performing ensembles had the opportunity to attend a live performance by Leyla McCalla, a multi-instrumentalist and alumna of the Grammy-winning African American string band, the Carolina Chocolate Drops, at the University of Georgia.
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  • Advanced Hebrew Students Get Wild

    Students in Keren Ben Haim's and Iris Greber's Advanced Hebrew Honors 2 and 3 classes recently completed a unit on Israeli wildlife. The emphasis was placed on acquiring relevant vocabulary while researching the social and emotional significance of wild and domesticated animals found in Israel.
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  • Anatomy Students Flex their Muscles

    Last semester’s culminating assignment for Sally Murphy’s Anatomy classes required students to create a research-based project applying their knowledge of the musculoskeletal system in a practical and meaningful way while encouraging creativity and critical thinking.
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  • Exploring Ancient Civilizations

    Students in Melinda Goodwin’s 9th Grade Honors World History and Humanities classes had the opportunity to learn about water’s role in shaping ancient civilizations during a field trip to the Michael C. Carlos Museum’s collection of Ancient World artifacts. Guided by museum docents, students learned about "Water: The Source of Civilization." They explored how different cultures approached the excess and scarcity of water and how this natural resource has influenced civilizations throughout history, particularly through art, design, ritual, and religion.
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  • Innovative Solutions

    The Senior Design Capstone class is a year-long course co-taught by the Daniel Zalik Academy’s Director of Technology & Design, Chris Chapman, and Director of Science Research and Entrepreneurship, Adna Muliawan. This student-driven class focuses on project-based learning, using a human-centered design approach to identify community needs and develop solutions that benefit the local community.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Kol HaKavod to senior Irene Sharon for being chosen as one of Atlanta Intown & Reporter Newspaper's “20 Under 20” honorees -- students and graduates from Atlanta's public and private schools who give back to the community in extraordinary ways.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    Congratulations to junior Jessica Covin, who has received her Certified Nutrition Coach Certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine. This is a comprehensive nutrition certification that enables Jessica to address real-world nutritional problems. Jessica was previously certified as a Personal Trainer by NASM in 2021.
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  • Kol HaKavod

    The Georgia Independent School Association (GISA) has named Riley Clark, Dean of Athletic Education and Programming and Mathematics Teacher, as a GISA Master Teacher. 
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  • Chanukiyot on Display & Designed in DZA

    Chanukiyot designed in The Daniel Zalik Academy in Lab Instructor Alex McIntyre’s 3-D Modeling class in collaboration with Director of Interdisciplinary Jewish Studies Linda Parmet are currently on display at The Fernbank Museum for Chanukah this year.
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  • Thank You WPG!

    Thank you to The Weber Parents Group (WPG), who hosted a delicious latke bar for students, faculty, and staff to celebrate Chanukah this week! The WPG organizes and executes various programs supporting our school, enriching campus life, enhancing student experiences, and building a warm and wonderful community.
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