Although the Ramaz Upper School enters the 2022-23 school year without an official principal at its helm, the leadership team has been reworked, and administrators’ formal titles and responsibilities...
Despite being a relatively small school compared to many of its peers, Ramaz has generally punched above its weight in sports. Just this year alone, Ramaz threw a wrench into first-place SAR’s plans,...
On Thursday, June 2nd, 2022, Ramaz’s annual Celebration of the Arts came back to life on our very own auditorium stage, in-person for the first time since 2019. The entire school made their way downstairs...
Every year, Mr. Henkin’s junior Music classes complete a final project called a “fugue,” and each group presents their fugue to an audience. Programs were placed on each seat with the order of performers...
The new G.O for next year has many good ideas for next year and is motivated to carry them out. The president is Ilan Puterman ’23. The vice president is Alex Paul ’23. The Junior Vice President is...
With this year’s end-of-year retreat less than a week away, many Ramaz students were left wondering how the school was going to celebrate Lag Baomer. Lag Baomer is typically celebrated with outdoor retreats...
On Monday, April 25th, juniors were warmly welcomed back from Pesach break with none other than… College Night! Prior to Pesach break, the College Office sent students a form containing a long list of...
Each year, the Upper School TEC Department sends the freshmen and sophomore classes to Innovation Day, an event run by the Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education (CIJE). The annual Innovation Day serves...
A beloved member of our community, a respected teacher, and one of Ramaz’s wisest rabbis, Rabbi Stavsky is making a journey that many Jews can only dream of. He’s taking a flight, not for a vacation...
On Thursday February 24th at 5AM (EET), missiles and airstrikes hit regions all across Ukraine, marking the beginning of Russia’s invasion. Minutes after Putin announced his mission to invade Ukraine...
Every year, Tu B’shvat falls out during midterm season at Ramaz. Though this timing makes it difficult to have school-wide assemblies to commemorate the holiday, there are still many ways to acknowledge...
This past intercession break, 16 Ramaz students traveled to New Orleans to assist families that were affected by Hurricane Ida. The service mission lasted five days. During this time, the students participated...
