Second-graders proudly took the stage this week to share the culmination of their Project-Based Learning unit on Kindness, showcasing both their academic growth and the compassionate character they continue to build each day. Their presentation, filled with confidence and joy, highlighted the many ways they have explored what it means to be thoughtful, kind, and...
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Lady Lions JV Volleyball Crowned Champions
On Saturday, November 8th, the AJA Lady Lions JV Volleyball team captured the championship title in an unforgettable match against St. Andrew’s. The girls came out strong in the first set, showcasing confidence and control as they secured an early lead with a decisive win. The second set, however, brought a major shift in momentum....
Why Middle School at a Jewish Day School is So Important
The Times of Israel recently published this article on the importance of Jewish Day Schools for middle-schoolers. The author, Dr. Daniel Weiss, facilitates a PRIZMAH weekly discussion with heads of small Jewish day schools – and he has an excellent perspective: Parents often ask me why I believe the Middle School years in a Jewish...
Honoring Our Heroes: AJA Veterans Day Program
On Tuesday, our school community came together for a heartfelt Veterans Day program honoring the brave men and women who have served our country. The ceremony began with a moving flag presentation by middle school students, followed by two of our talented 5th graders leading the school in the Star-Spangled Banner. Students and guests then...
A Spirited and Meaningful Kabbalat Shabbat
Last Friday’s Kabbalat Shabbat was a truly special morning that beautifully blended joy, pride, and reflection. In addition to our regular service, we were joined by several special guests from Congregation Beth Israel – Rabbi Leiken, Rabbi Levi, Cantorial Soloist Sarah Avner, and CDC Director, Jeni Pandolfi. We listened to a thoughtful story from Rabbi...
AJA Celebrates Sukkot!
This week, our AJA community came together to celebrate the joyful holiday of Sukkot! On Friday, students gathered to sing festive songs, shake the lulav and etrog, and hear from Cantor David Frommer — a U.S. Army Chaplain and AJA parent — who shared fascinating stories about what a U.S. Army Chaplain does and about...





