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CJHS students participate in Interfaith Youth Core
CJHS basketball teams post wins
CJHS Recruiting Event: Pioneer Night
Va'ad Tikuun Olam sponsors Toiletries Drive
CJHS offers Driver's Ed
Buy an ad in The Prints
Yasher Kochechem 
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CJHS students participate in Interfaith Youth Core

Juniors Lisa Banoff, Rachel Bobrick, Ari Gore, Garrett Jacobs, Becky Kupchan and Rachel Weiner spent Wednesday evening at Loyola Academy learning about Christian traditions in hospitality. The event was one in a four part series of interfaith exchange between CJHS, Loyola Academy, and the Muslim Cultural Center.

"I had the chance to further my understanding of Christianity," junior Becky Kupchan said. "Overall, the program was interesting and it was fun to see familiar faces from the previous two IFYC events."

The next IFYC event will take place on Martin Luther King Day, when students from the three schools will spend the afternoon volunteering.

CJHS basketball teams post wins

The CJHS men's basketball team defeated Ida Crown Jewish Academy's junior varsity team 66-58 on Jan. 7. CJHS dominated the boards from the second quarter. Top scorers were freshman Brian Pogrund (19), junior Charlie Gandelman (11) and freshman Matthew Silverman (11). Juniors Noam Davidoff, Jon Freed, freshmen Leore Avidar and Yoel Saffir had impressive defensive games.

On Jan. 8, CJHS defeated Cove School 51-32 with top scorers freshman Brian Pogrund (15), junior Noam Davidoff (13) and freshman Matthew Silverman (10).

The CJHS women's basketball team defeated Perspective's High School on Thursday evening 22-12.

CJHS Recruiting Event: Pioneer Night

Meet students from Princeton and Emory Universities who were the first graduates of their Jewish high schools at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 29.

"It is an opportunity to meet with our distinguished faculty, connect with students, learn more about our dual curriculum program and vibrant student life," Director of Admissions Mrs. Spiro said.

Fore more information contact Mrs. Spiro, Director of Admissions, at the school.

Va'ad Tikun Olam sponsors Toiletries Drive

Are you going on vacation and staying at a hotel? Have you been on vacation and stored away mini toiletries in your medicine cabinet? Donate your mini toiletries to the Va'ad Tikun Olam's toiletries drive through Jan. 16. If you have any questions, contact junior Lauren Stern.

CJHS offers Driver's Education

CJHS and Adams School of Driving are teaming up to provide Driver’s Education after school on Mondays and Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., from early February to early May. Interested students should contact Student Activities Coordinator Mr. Schultz as soon as possible for more information.

Buy an ad in The Prints

The Prints literary magazine is selling advertisements for the March issue.
Ad rates are:

3x5 ad = $25
quarter page ad=$50
half page ad=$75 Submit your ad and payment to the school by Jan. 20. For more information contact Publisher Garrett Jacobs.

Yasher Kochechem

Juniors Lisa Banoff, Jacob Kanter and freshmen Ruthie Eisenberg, Aaron Magid, Brian Pogrund and Matthew Silverman led services. Senior Zach Berkman read Torah. Rabbi Alan Kensky from Beth Hillel delivered a D'var Torah.

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