With more families opting to stay home during this winter break due to Coronavirus, many are left wondering what activities can replace the fun of their vacations. If you find yourself amongst those staying...
Ramaz attracts students from around the tristate area to locals on the Upper East side and neighboring states like Connecticut and New Jersey. Although there are a few students who can get to school quickly,...
Down:
1. New club dedicated to discussing racial
issues.
2. The new _______ club is extremely relaxing.
3. End of week GO video hosted by VP Caleb
Rosenfeld.
6. November holiday we...
While the Ramaz hybrid system seems to be working during these uncertain times, some students and teachers still hesitate to return to in-person learning. Whether it is for their own health or the health...
With more time at home, social media consumption is at an all time high. There are many different apps that engage people and influence their way of thinking. While social media is a great way to connect...
It is getting colder and colder so where will students eat lunch now? This is a question many students and faculty have been wondering. The school has made accommodations that have been very helpful and...
The September school year began with an unprecedented Ramaz schedule. Students hoped that it would be easier for them to manage their classes. The seven day, rotating schedule was removed and the days...
There is a new game plan for sports this year at Ramaz. Although Ramaz sports teams will not be competing against other yeshivas this fall, the school hopes that Ramaz athletes will be prepared when games...
The Mishmar program at Ramaz has grown exponentially this year. Four times a week, students are invited to join a Zoom meeting and learn a sliver of Torah knowledge. There is a wide variety of teachers....
One of the many changes that Covid-19 has caused at Ramaz this school year includes a temporary elimination of lockers. During the first six-weeks of school, students were schlepping textbooks, Judaic...
Oliver Rein ’19 is a sophomore at George Washington University (GW). He is majoring in international affairs with a concentration in security policy because he would like to learn more about the many...
