About
Hello Reader,
Welcome to The Flame website! The Flame is Golda Och Academy's Award-Winning High School Newspaper. The paper has been student-run since 1981 and is currently advised by Mr. Jonathan Hefetz. During the 2015-16 school year, we received Second Place in The American Scholastic Press Association's Scholastic Newspaper Awards among Private/Parochial Schools (Enrollment 500-1000).
For your convenience, we have added Shabbat and candle lighting times to the sidebar. Major and minor Jewish holidays, Rosh Chodesh, Havdalah, fasts and weekly Torah portions will be listed there as well.
Please browse our website, read the articles and enjoy our growing archives list from years past.
Here's to keeping the fire burning,
The Flame
Hello Reader,
Welcome to The Flame website! The Flame is Golda Och Academy's Award-Winning High School Newspaper. The paper has been student-run since 1981 and is currently advised by Mr. Jonathan Hefetz. During the 2015-16 school year, we received Second Place in The American Scholastic Press Association's Scholastic Newspaper Awards among Private/Parochial Schools (Enrollment 500-1000).
For your convenience, we have added Shabbat and candle lighting times to the sidebar. Major and minor Jewish holidays, Rosh Chodesh, Havdalah, fasts and weekly Torah portions will be listed there as well.
Please browse our website, read the articles and enjoy our growing archives list from years past.
Here's to keeping the fire burning,
The Flame
Disclaimer
The views and opinions expressed on this website are those of our writers and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Golda Och Academy and its advisors. The Flame makes every effort to spell names correctly and make accurate graduating class identifications.
Golda Och Academy
West Orange, New Jersey
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Our school is located on two campuses — one for the Lower School and one
Mission Statement
Golda Och Academy unlocks the potential of our students by cultivating their critical thinking skills and nurturing their intellectual curiosity through the study of the humanities, sciences, Judaics, and creative arts. In preparing future generations of Jewish leaders, our rigorous Pre-K through 12th grade curriculum is designed to provide a strong foundation in Jewish literacy through the exploration of texts, traditions, values, and the Hebrew language. Guided by an exceptional faculty and a meaningful partnership between school and home, our students develop a love of learning, a personal relationship with the State of Israel and its people, and a commitment to the betterment of the world through Tikkun Olam.