Yom Haatzmaut, Israel’s Independence day, began on the eve of Wednesday, May 8 and continued into Thursday, May 9 this year. Following Jewish tradition, the holiday begins at sunset and ends at the following sunset. At Weber, Yom Haatzmaut is an important day for the community because of the school’s...

Every year at many schools across the world, teachers and faculty that are dear to many students’ hearts leave their school to take on other opportunities. Here at The Weber School, eleven different teachers and faculty members will not be joining us again next August. Several teachers and faculty...

Mother’s Day occurs on the second Sunday of every May. This year, the date fell on May 12. The annual event is a time for progeny to show their mothers how much they appreciate her. Having a day like this is crucial because many mothers do not the attention and recognition that they deserve. For...

Mar. 25 to Mar. 29 was campaign week for Weber’s Executive Board of Student Council for the 2019-2020 school year. Students campaigned by placing creative campaign fliers around the school and handing out treats to the student body. Throughout the week, candidates were buttering up their fellow classmates...

As concerns with global warming and other resource-based issues continue to rise, many scientists, engineers and politicians are working on finding new sources of alternative renewable energy. Shira Brown, the president of the Green Club at Weber, talked about how advancing technology should be directed...

On Mar. 10, 2019, Spanish Teacher Laura Bowers organized and hosted the Los Niños Primero Fun Run at the Weber School. The run was held to raise money for under privileged Latino children. Los Niños Primero, the organization that Weber has donated to, is "an organization that prepares underserved Latino...