Most Ramaz students can probably agree that there is a lot of food at lunch and that many students, especially those with privileges, don’t always eat the hot food. Maya Puterman 25’ noticed this,...
From Mr. Elisha’s dancing with drum circle, to choir’s rendition of Shawn Mendes’s “Stitches”, to the Ramaz band and Gabrielle Silverberg’s performance of “Living on a Prayer", this year's...
From November 9th to November 11th, the Ramaz Chamber Choir spent the weekend traveling throughout New York City, performing during their Chamber Choir Shabbaton. The choir performs at numerous schools,...
American Dream Mall took in hundreds of Jewish innovators to compete in this year's Innovation Day. For months, each freshman tech class has divided into groups of two or three and built a new invention...
On June 3, 2024, Ramaz students got to hear from Congressman Ritchie Torres during a special morning assembly. Congressman Torres has been serving as a democratic New York representative for ten years...
Throughout the year, students have been reading the humorous, and sometimes suspenseful, Mock Trial updates posted on schoology by Mr. Deutch. All of that hard work has paid off, as the Mock Trial team...
On Monday, May 20, Ramaz students crowded onto the bus to head to Camp Kaylie for the second annual retreat. However, unlike last year, this retreat brought a tradition back to Ramaz for the first time...
After a lengthy and thorough search process, Ramaz excitedly welcomed the new principal of Ramaz Upper School, Rabbi Aaron Frank, on December 1, 2023. Mr. Cannon outlined the comprehensive process undertaken...
LC: Did you go to Ramaz for middle school? If not, where did you go?
EG: Yes, I went to the Ramaz Middle School.
LC: How, if in any way, is high school different from middle school? It has only been...
With the school year in full swing, and students getting acclimated to their new classes, many people around Ramaz have been wondering: What happened to health class? Health with Ms. Dreisinger is listed...
The SAT dates back to 1926 and originally stemmed from a U.S. Army IQ test. This standardized IQ test rapidly spread to be used by colleges as part of their admissions process. By 1935, Harvard required...
Sylvie Pagovich: Where are you from?
Dr. Lerer: I grew up in West Hartford, Connecticut. I've been living in New York for about a decade now.
SP: What did you do before coming to teach at Ramaz?
DL:...
