Keshet’s Curriculum Coordinator & resident reading expert Dr. Shirley Drelich is sharing tips and book recommendations to make reading a fun and engaging activity this winter break!
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel! Keshet put together instructions on how to make a candy dreidels craft as well as visual instructions on playing the dreidel game.
Laila and Lillian are two incredible teens who chose Keshet for their bat mitzvah project. Their inspiring efforts prove that anyone, at any age, can make a meaningful difference.
Keshet staff member Alita Birn shares her favorite Hanukkah sugar cookie recipe.
Keshet joined The Shabbat Project, a global initiative promoting Shabbat observance and hospitality, through a community celebration that blended Jewish traditions with our commitment to inclusion.
A year ago, Keshet committed to reshaping athletics and fitness, and today, we are seeing new activities with more coming soon.
As we approach another important election, Keshet is empowering adults across its programs to understand and engage in the voting process.
Jennifer Phillips’ remarks from Keshet’s Groundbreaking on the Kersten Campus and Justin Coe Center.
For National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we invited Keshet adults to share their jobs and volunteer experiences. Over 15 people were excited to contribute, and their testimonials highlight the various ways that their work has empowered them and the world around them.
This school year, Keshet High School introduced a block schedule mainstream high schools. This innovative approach promotes greater independence that will allow students to thrive both in and out of the classroom.
Ashley Schroeder, DSP at Keshet’s adult day program, GADOL, highlights the essential role of one-on-one support in enhancing the independence and growth of our team members. This personalized approach is key to meeting individual needs, helping them achieve goals and contribute to meaningful days.
As the new school year begins, Keshet speech-language pathologist Lexy Abbinanti shares essential tips for parents and educators to help AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) users thrive in the classroom and beyond.
Since relocating to Highland Park, Keshet has built new partnerships that support our community, most recently collaborating with PORCH. This mutually beneficial partnership provides PORCH with free access to a vacant space on Keshet’s campus, where GADOL team members assist in their work, contributing to a larger community mission.
