Jmore Juniors: Charm City Vs. Windy City
Jmore Juniors Noah S. and Eli S. take a look at the differences between the Jewish communities of Baltimore and Chicago.
Read moreCheck out the latest from Jmore Juniors, our student journalism project with Krieger Schechter Day School.
Jmore Juniors Noah S. and Eli S. take a look at the differences between the Jewish communities of Baltimore and Chicago.
Read moreMadeline L., a seventh grade student at Krieger Schechter Day School, writes about the phenomenon that has been Starbucks over the past half-century.
Read moreAn eighth grade student at Krieger Schechter Day School, Jmore Juniors writer Micah B answers an array of questions from his peers.
Read moreJmore Junior Eitan Beck writes about the pros and cons of having electric cars in the future.
Read moreArguably more than any other time in modern history, trends are more prevalent and pervasive, writes Lily M., a seventh grade student at the Krieger Schechter Day School.
Read moreThe “upstander paper” is an outstanding way for Krieger Schechter students to learn how to conduct research, writes Ben S., a seventh grade student at Krieger Schechter.
Read moreStudies show that music education is far from a waste of time, writes Sam H., an eighth grade student at Krieger Schechter Day School.
Read moreAgnes Borinsky recently spoke to Krieger Schechter students about “Sasha Masha,” writes Micah L., an eighth grade student at KSDS.
Read morePeople need to wake up to the coming water crisis around the globe, says the author of “Let There Be Water.”
Read moreAndrew F., a seventh grade student at the Krieger Schechter Day School, writes about the school’s “Friend-to-Friend” program and how it encourages communication and camaraderie among students of all grades.
Read moreSecurity guard Chad Wells keeps Krieger Schechter students and staff safe while also being an engaging member of the community, writes Ben S., a seventh grade student at the Krieger Schechter Day School.
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