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Carbs, Cheese and Shavuout (Cantor Ashkenazy)
May 2, 2022 by nssadmin • Blog • 0 Comments
Carbohydrates and cheese- the dynamic duo of comfort foods. There’s something about their combination that always hits the spot. Any day of the year you can find me eating a bagel with cream cheese, but on Shavuot, I indulge in a special treat, blintzes. On Shavuot, we celebrate the revelation of the Torah on Mount […]
March-April Nursery School News
April 11, 2022 by nssadmin • Uncategorized • 0 Comments
It may have been very cold outside but it’s been a wonderful winter at school. The children learned about what animals and people do in the winter. We learned some hibernate, some migrate and some adapt. We had a blast during hibernation day. We all wore our pajamas and went on a bear hunt. We […]
Judaism and Race (Rabbi Shalhevet)
April 8, 2022 by nssadmin • Blog • 0 Comments
I remember hearing in college, from Professor Jyl Lynn Felman, that race is fluid. I remember thinking that was an insane statement. You couldn’t change your race, I argued. I couldn’t decide I was Black any more than a dove could choose to become a tiger. The class discussed for quite some time the definition […]
Tu B’Shevat and Dr King (Rabbi Shalhevet)
January 17, 2022 by nssadmin • Blog • 0 Comments
Tu B’Shevat this year falls on January 17th. This year it shares its date with Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Here in America, Tu B’shevat makes no sense. I admit it. It’s the New Year of the trees, when we celebrate the beginning of the blossoming of the buds, the young sprouts first emerging from […]
Mental Health Awareness Month (Rabbi Shalhevet)
May 14, 2022 by nssadmin • Blog • 0 Comments
Almost everything I see these days is telling me that time is running out. The school superintendent is sending emails such as “it’s hard to believe there’s only 6 more weeks of the school year!” The principal is sending messages saying “hurry to buy those black dress slacks for the end of the year concert! […]