Jewish Scholastic Press Association

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Administrators say school changed its mission statement to reflect the school’s evolving values, which are also reflected in current enrollment
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OPINION: Breaking the Silence – Mental Health in Basketball
Many feel that keeping emotions to themselves on the court shows toughness and power. Breaking free from this mindset is key to a player’s journey, whether in high school basketball or the NBA.
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Mission Possible: AJA Adopts Official Modern Orthodox Mission

Oliver Mason, Palette, Atlanta Jewish Academy • May 1, 2025

Administrators say school changed its mission statement to reflect the school’s evolving values, which are also reflected in current enrollment

Lakeside, U-Prep graduates participate in campus Gaza protests

Samara N., Tatler, The Lakeside School, Seattle • April 24, 2025

For the class of 2023, freshman year of college has taken an unexpected turn. “It’s dystopian, absolutely crazy,” Sasha Nelson ’23 says in a Zoom interview from her dorm room at UCLA, where she studies economics.

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High School Opinion

OPINION: Breaking the Silence – Mental Health in Basketball

Jake Sosland, RampageWired, Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy

Many feel that keeping emotions to themselves on the court shows toughness and power. Breaking free from this mindset is key to a player’s journey, whether in high school basketball or the NBA.

Showing your stomach in an outfit isn’t allowed at HBHA.

HBHA’s Dress Code: Fostering Community or Division?

Norah Pabst, RampageWired, Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy

HBHA’s definition of community is a group of people that are involved with HBHA, to whom they want the students to be presentable. Although HBHA has a large population of Orthodox students, forcing everyone to conform to one custom is unfair.

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