Dear Parents, I can only speak for myself, but these last several months have truly challenged me as a parent, and this last week has been the hardest. While dealing with my own emotions and feelings about race and equality in this country, I also needed to ask myself how do I talk to my

Dear Families, One of the most central values in Judaism is that of, “Kol Yisrael arevim zeh la-zeh.” All Jews / all people are responsible for one another.  Below, you will find some helpful links to assist you in understanding the multiple facets of the programs being offered by the Federal Government to assist Small

Currently, you’re being overloaded with information: what to do, what not to do—a seemingly endless list of instructions. But, how do you stay connected to your community and support your school despite the circumstances? We won’t say it’s easy, but there are ways to stay informed and take back those feelings of togetherness, without getting

While daunting, talking to your children about Coronavirus is crucial. First and foremost, it’s important to listen to your children so you can understand their concerns and decide how and what information to give them. How to talk to your kids about COVID-19: Stay calm. You know your children best. So, if you think they’ll

Your kids are home from school and odds are, they’re already starting to feel cooped up. So, how do you keep them (and you) from going stir crazy, while also keeping learning on track? We have a few ideas: Limit the News. There’s no doubt it’s an anxious and chaotic time. But, for the sake

We’d love to see you on Saturday, March 7, 2020 at 8:00 p.m. for the Purim Bash! This evening at The Canyon Club in Agoura will feature a costume party, kosher food, a dj, dancing, casino tables, silent auctions and more! Tickets can be purchased online for $100 per person at purimbashla.com. All of the

It is hard to believe that today marks the one year anniversary from the start of the Woolsey fires. It has been a year since our school, our community and our lives were impacted forever. A year ago I said, “Our school, at its core, has never been about the physical space or the buildings