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Amy Moskovitz and Rabbi Danny Lehmann
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When Amy Moskovitz joined Hausner in 2021, she was looking to build connections in a new community. Through volunteering and later leading Parent Kesher, she helped strengthen relationships among families across the school while creating lasting friendships of her own. Read about Amy's journey from new parent to community builder.

Five students in a science lab, wearing safety goggles and aprons, observe a chemical reaction on a table in the foreground, while shelves with papers and supplies line the background.
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Hausner is launching a new STEM Center of Excellence, a transformative initiative that expands STEM learning across every grade through upgraded facilities, cutting-edge technology, enhanced curriculum, and hands-on learning opportunities. Rooted in Jewish values and made possible through generous community support, the program empowers students to become curious thinkers, creative problem-solvers, and responsible innovators.

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A new solar panel installation is bringing long-term sustainability and significant energy savings to Hausner. Led by parent Mark Gurevich and coordinated by Facilities Manager Jozef Danis, this major campus initiative reflects thoughtful stewardship, environmental responsibility, and a powerful investment in our school’s future.

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Simon Rosenbaum’s love of baseball began on the playgrounds of Hausner and grew into a remarkable career in professional sports. Now in his tenth season with the Tampa Bay Rays and serving as general manager for Team Israel in this year’s World Baseball Classic, Simon reflects on how his Hausner experience helped shape his passions, values, and path to success.

Three young girls are engaged in a lively discussion, their expressions animated as they lean in towards each other, papers and cups on the table in front of them.
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For nearly two decades, Hausner seventh graders and students from St. Nicholas Catholic School have looked past the fences of their respective campuses to find common ground. This isn’t just a field trip; it’s a living exploration of faith and identity. From comparing the symbolism of candy canes and Hanukkah lights to discussing the shared themes of Passover and Easter, students engage in "unscripted learning" that builds bridges. Beyond the formal lessons, the true magic happens during lunch and recess, where neighbors become friends and dialogue strengthens community.

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