The Rashi School

Mazal tov to our amazing Class of 2026! We can't wait to see the amazing things you'll do as Rashi alumni💙

Rashi’s Advancement team hosted a special lunch for the Class of 2026 - gifting them Alumni T-shirts and explaining what it means to be part of the Rashi Alumni Community and that they are welcomed back always and often!!

One of our MOST FAVORITE days at Rashi — FIELD DAY!! The ruach (spirit) was everywhere today from the potato sack races, to the Grade 8 vs. faculty kickball game. A good time was had by all!

Student voice, and choice is at the heart of Rashi’s program. Everyone is encouraged to be an active member of their community, and there’s no better example of this than the Middle School student government elections.

Each candidate spoke with confidence and warmth, capturing their classmates’ attention and excitement for future possibilities. After Grades 5-8 cast their votes, Ben S. was elected President and Elie S. was elected Vice President for the 2026-27 school year. Read more about the election on our blog. https://www.rashi.org/student_elections_2026/

Mazal tov to Ben, Elie, and all the candidates!

Students in Grades 5-8 put on a stunning performance of "Into the Woods, Jr." for their spring musical. Witches, wolves, royalty, and mischievous cows pulled laughs and gasps from the audience, making this an unforgettable end-of-year showcase. Mazal tov to the cast, crew, and theater department faculty!

Mazal tov to our 2026 Adina Jick Student Leadership Service Award recipients, Zach G. and Berkeley W.! These students were chosen by their peers based on their outstanding leadership, immense dedication, and unwavering ruach (spirit) in Rashi's student government. Named for alum Adina Jick '06 (z''l), this award recognizes Rashi students who are true upstanders.

Neither wind 💨 nor rain 🌧️- not even a meteor ☄️- could stop these Girls on the Run from completing the 5K they’ve been training for all spring! We are so proud of these strong 💪 and determined 👊 runners 🏃‍♀️ 💙

Rashi's Middle School kicked off this week with tzedek (justice) and purpose. Students spent their mornings at Cradles to Crayons Massachusetts, BINA Farm Center, and Natick Community Organic Farm for hands-on programming that directly impacts communities around Greater Boston. Experiential learning through action is a core part of Rashi's Social Justice program, educating students on the importance of tikkun olam—repairing the world—and the difference they can make in it.

Lower School students put on a ✨magical✨ performance of "Magic Treehouse: Knight at Dawn" for friends, faculty, and family today. Students worked hard in the After School Drama Program to memorize lines, perfect choreography, and build set pieces. We couldn't be more proud!