Panoply is a Heschel Shabbaton tradition dating back to 2018. During the annual competition, students are divided into small cohorts within their grade to answer questions about obscure topics and niche...

This year’s Shabbaton included many firsts: first time in Parsippany, New Jersey; first  time separating meals by grade; and first time cancelling Panoply.  Upon arriving at the Sheraton Parsippany...

On Wednesday, Oct. 22nd, Heschel came together for its annual Blood Drive. In the weeks leading up to the event, health educator Samantha Brandspiegel and senior Hannah Wurzburger encouraged eligible students...

Because Oct. 7 overlapped with the first day of Sukkot when school was closed, the Programming Council alongside the administration held a meaningful memorial on Oct. 16, the Hebrew date of the Oct. 7...

On May 27, the Jerusalem Youth Chorus performed for the Heschel High School. This organization was formed 13 years ago with the intention of creating a space for Arab and Israeli teenagers to join together...

After reading Arthur Miller’s The Crucible and watching the National Theater’s production of the play, the  11th grade English Honors Seminar, accompanied by their teacher Penny Ratcliffe, and High...

On Wednesday, March 19, Rabbi Ezra Frazer, the faculty leader of the Sephardic minyan, chauffeured Heschel’s first Sephardic Torah to campus.  The high school welcomed the Torah’s arrival with...

On Wednesday, May 7, the Hesed and Tzedek Council hosted the third blood drive of the year in partnership with the New York Blood Center. In the week leading up to the blood drive, council members sat...