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PJA's Yom Ha'Ivrit celebration honored Eliezer Ben-Yehudah with student-led activities and joyful expressions of Hebrew language and culture.
First graders are taking on a new role as recess helpers, gaining practical life skills while building a more inclusive and peaceful playground.
PJA transformed into a global village at the Work for the World Fair, with 100 families joining for a day of service.
After hearing Anita Chase's story of being one of the first Black students to integrate into Boston Public Schools, students wrote a poem inspired by her legacy of racial justice.
Work for the World returns at PJA on MLK Day, offering hands-on service projects for all ages.
PJA friends and families enjoyed a fun-filled weekend at camp, strengthening bonds and creating lasting memories.
How do we bring light into our world? In preparation for Hanukkah, we asked our students to consider this question.
First graders embarked on a journey into the microscopic world of decomposers, discovering how these tiny organisms play a vital role in maintaining healthy ecosystems.