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Fifteen hours to cast millions of ballots. Weeks, perhaps months, to determine who will govern. In Israeli politics, Election Day is only the beginning. At

Students, faculty, and staff gathered during Club Lunch on Wednesday for the first meeting of Gann’s Community Reading Series. This monthly meet-up is a rare

With more than 60 student-led clubs, Gann offers many opportunities for students to dive deeper into their passions, discover new interests, and take on leadership

What does meaningful Israel education look like for today’s Jewish teens?  Dr. Yoni Michanie, Gann’s Director of Israel Education, points to two pillars in teaching:

Last week, our community hosted Yitzhak Sokoloff, a Massachusetts native who made aliyah and built his life in Israel. He now works as an educator, political analyst, and

For four years, members of Gann Academy’s Class of 2026 have been living with the question woven through the student experience: Who will you become?

A 20th-anniversary screening of the groundbreaking documentary brought together alumni, students, educators, and advocates to reflect on the film’s legacy — and the ongoing work

Rabbi Steve Greenberg’s Shma Koleinu talk about LGBTQ belonging in Jewish life in honor of Pride Month  During Gann’s annual Shma Koleinu (“Hear Our Voices”) program, the Beit Midrash became the

Last week, the Gann American Politics Club was welcomed to the Massachusetts State House for a special tour and inside look into the daily proceedings of the

How Gann seniors transformed months of research into sharp arguments about war, revolution, and identity.  History becomes most powerful when students move beyond what happened and start

Gann DECA made school history at this year’s International Career Development Conference, known as ICDC, bringing home Gann’s first DECA glass trophy. This year’s conference