ב״ה | ערב יום הקדוש ה'תשפ"ז "Rabbi, where is God?" Years ago, when I first began teaching High School seniors, I would pass around an index card and ask each student to write down their single greatest question about God and Judaism. The answers were anonymous, honest,...
Recently, BCHA welcomed guest speaker Jamie Lassner. As a first responder at Ground Zero, Jamie shared a moving, deeply meaningful message with our Middle and Upper School students about the importance of remembering, honoring those we lost, and finding strength in community. Jamie spoke candidly about...
This week, our youngest students participated in one of Rosh Hashanah's earliest and most profound traditions: Tashlich. At the Bartlet Arboretum, Kindergarten and First Grade students gathered with their teachers, Rabbi Jordan Soffer (Head of School), and Rabbi Josh Rosenfeld (Rav Beit Sefer) to symbolically cast...
