Mr. Parkison’s AP Biology students were tasked with designing a lab experiment to test the behavior of pill bugs (You may know them as roly polys). Student’s used “choice chambers” where…

For the second year FJA’s Annual Gala moved online to keep all participants safe from the pandemic, but there were unintended silver linings. Gala attendees included FJA friends, alumni, and…

Congratulations to FJA’s talented alumni Scott Wasserman ’12, Adam Luger ’06, Simon Pinter ’06, and their team at “52 Scripts” Scott Gordon, David Zemon, Scotty Felsenfeld, Kara O’Connor, Sarah Matthews, Jon Wright,…

​​​FJA’s Visual and Performing Arts classes create environments that foster trust, comfort, creativity, and encourage a journey of self-discovery. Whether our school is in-person or distant learning, art is vitally important to…

For the past few weeks, Mrs. Sesi’s Practical Law and AP Government classes have been fortunate to hear from several individuals in the FJA community about their real world experiences…

Last semester, Mrs. Chadwick’s Algebra II classes demonstrated their knowledge of polynomial functions by creating a picture or scene that incorporates the five functions that they had been studying. The…

Mr. Shireman’s World History students participated in a social distanced, zoom enabled, three-team debate on the subject of Enlightenment political philosophy between the heavy weight philosophers Thomas Hobbes, John Locke,…

Samantha: This week’s Parsha is Beshalach. Following Bo, Pharaoh’s heart is hardened and he reverses the previous decision to let the Jewish people out of Egypt. Trapped between their pursuers…

When FJA shifted back to virtual learning, Social Studies Instructor Mrs. Wommer, dressed up as various famous characters for her students each day. “I get compliments and laughter; the majority…

In November, Merrick Michaelson ’23 competed at the MHSAA State Cross Country Finals. The finals were held at the Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn Michigan. Merrick finished the 5k course in…