Bornblum Jewish Community School

Mom-and-Daughter Date Ideas: organizing the Bornblum Faculty Lounge, picking flowers at the Heather Samuels Butterfly Garden, and checking up on the chickens 💙

While the students are starting to enjoy summer fun, our teachers and staff gathered one last time to wrap up out-service at the End-of-the-Year Lunch 😋 Teachers, you can breathe a sigh of relief now!!

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of Summer! Yesterday we celebrated our end-of-year journey with our America 250-themed Jump Into Summer Party, and WOW, did our students jump all the way in!! From laughter and games to patriotic fun, it was the perfect way to wrap up an incredible year together.

Here’s to a summer full of adventure, joy, popsicles, and making memories. School’s out! 🎉🗽🌭😎

Mazel tov to our incredible Eighth Graders for graduating from Bornblum today! 🎓 It has been an honor to watch all of you grow into confident leaders, creators, and changemakers. We are so proud of all you’ve accomplished, the memories you’ve made, and the people you’ve become along the way. Your Bornblum journey may be ending, but an exciting new adventure is just beginning. Once a Bornblum student, always part of the family!!! 💙

Our Kindergarteners are MOVING UP! 😭 They grow up so fast. We are so proud of them for their awesome performance at their Kadima Ceremony this morning!

What a journey it has been. ✨ Our Bornblum Annual Meeting celebrated the many people, moments, and milestones that shaped this incredible year. From student innovation to community leadership, the evening reflected the spirit of curiosity, creativity, and connection that defines Bornblum.

We honored the extraordinary Sally Rhodes Baer on her retirement after 37 years of dedication to our school and community. In recognition of her lasting impact, Memphis Mayor Paul Young presented a special proclamation celebrating her service and legacy. 💙

Guests enjoyed inspiring Design Thinking presentations from students who developed projects completely from start to finish, performances from the Bornblum Mahkela Choir and Robbo, recognition of our Volunteers of the Year and outgoing board members, remarks from incoming Board President Jaclyn Marshall and Past President Jeri Moskovitz, and the election of our incoming board leadership.

This year’s theme was “Journey,” and the evening reminded us that the Bornblum journey is one built together — through learning, leadership, creativity, and community. Here’s to the road ahead.

The final Community Kabbalat Shabbat of the school year, led by the 2026 graduating class 💙