Welcome to The Rashi School
The Rashi School is known for its outstanding curriculum and instruction. But it’s our identity as a Jewish school that sets us apart: the value of education, exploration, and curiosity is embedded in our culture. We live our values everyday at school—and they reflect the ones you teach your child at home.
Admissions
Your child belongs here
Academics
We believe in teaching children to think for themselves, to question and to probe
Social Justice
Tzedek (Justice), one of Rashi’s five core values, is the heart of our curriculum and an essential part of our identity
Student Voices
Our graduates share their Rashi experience
25
TOWNS
95%
ADMITTED TO TOP CHOICE HIGH SCHOOL
266
STUDENTS ENROLLED
7:1
STUDENT-TEACHER RATIO
Pre-K-8
GRADES SERVED
$2M
IN FINANCIAL AID DISTRIBUTED ANNUALLY
162 Acres
MULTIGENERATIONAL CAMPUS
20%
INTERFAITH, MULTICULTURAL OR LGBTQ FAMILIES
Recent News
How Numbers Change: Kindergarten Mathematicians
Having completed their first unit in math, Kindergarten students kicked off their new unit on 2-dimensional figures and quantities. They are currently working on comparing quantities 1-20, and identifying how a number changes when you add and subtract from it. One of...
New Learning and Leadership Council
The Rashi School has a long-standing partnership with the Jewish Family Service (JFS) of Metrowest, with students running sponsored programs such as the Annual Backpack Event, meal distributions, and clothing drives. This year, Rashi’s Middle School is taking the...
2022 Soccer Season Recap
By Athletic Director Joshua Horowicz Rashi's Middle School soccer teams just wrapped up another impressive season! Our girls team, made up of Grades 5-8, were red-hot right out of the gate, cruising to four straight wins over Boston Trinity, Schechter, and JCDS (2x)...
Faculty Spotlight – Josh Horowicz, Athletic Director
In your 17 years of working here, what are some things that are new at Rashi and what are some things that are the same? While our physical presence has gone through some drastic changes, the true essence of what makes Rashi so special has remained constant throughout...
Alumni Spotlight – Leah Koritz ‘18
What have you been up to since graduating Rashi? After graduating from Rashi, I attended Gann Academy. I just graduated in June. Currently, I’m in Massachusetts recovering from a concussion. As soon as my head is better, I will be leaving for Israel, where I will be...
Should Parents Get Involved in Their Child’s Friendships?
All parents want to protect their children from the challenges that life throws at them, and navigating the complicated and highly emotional world of friendship-forming is no different. But, like most ongoing processes of life and growing up, there’s only so much you can do to support their journey, and getting too involved can often do more harm than good.
Tips and Tricks for a Successful Drop-off
As our children continue to settle into a new school year, the potential for stressful transitions loom, and sometimes can present themselves before the school day even begins. Below you will find some strategies to support your learners in navigating challenges at morning drop-off.
Morning Mitzvah—Filling Backpacks for Children in Need
Partnering with JFS of Metrowest for the 11th year, Rashi’s student council president Emily M., along with MS Dean of Students Joni Fishman, and Social Justice Director Stephanie Rotsky, organized an incredible morning of mitzvah-making.
Making Memories – Rashi’s Multigenerational Reach
One of The Rashi School’s unique advantages is the campus it shares with NewBridge on the Charles, a senior living community run by Hebrew SeniorLife. This special neighborship enables multigenerational programming within Rashi’s curriculum.
Kindergarten Visits Northeastern’s Marine Science Center
Rashi’s Kindergarten class went on its first field trip in three years to Northeastern University’s Marine Science Center. From the moment they exited the bus, the children were full of energy and excitement for what they might see and learn as they were greeted by the center’s science educators.
Grade 8 Debate: Lord of the Flies
Grade 8 held a series of debates, a culminating project for Rashi middle schoolers, relating back to William Golding’s “The Lord of The Flies”. The students were focused and determined in their research, writing, and collaboration in preparation for the debate.
Middle School Day of Service
Rashi Middle School students had a busy and productive day of service outside of Rashi’s campus. With each grade going departing on a different field trip, their destinations provided important opportunities for our students to learn from experts in their fields.