We recently had the pleasure of welcoming Sandy Rubenstein to D-E in conjunction with our Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance) Middle and Upper School Assembly programs. The programs were hosted by the JADE (Jewish Awareness at D-E) Club. Sandy recounted her personal history with the help of her father, Joseph Horn, and his memoir, “Mark It With a Stone,” which recounts his experience in Auschwitz and the Holocaust. Interwoven into Sandy’s presentation were video excerpts of her father telling his story. The words of Joseph Horn stay with us, “Hate is tenacious, and memory is fragile!” as we recognize the importance of memory in history. Thank you Sandy Rubenstein and D-E JADE for presenting this important and meaningful program to our community!
New Jersey National History Day Contest Highlights
Way to go! Eleven of our 8th Graders participated in the New Jersey History Day Contest, which took place at William Paterson University. This series challenges students to become experts on a topic of their choice, individually or in a group. Students take...











