Claire and Emanuel G. Rosenblatt High School Graduates 45 Students at 2023-24 Ceremony
BOCA RATON - On Monday, June 3, the Claire and Emanuel G. Rosenblatt High
School at Donna Klein Jewish Academy held its annual graduation ceremony. The
event, which featured 45 graduates, was held at B’nai Torah Congregation in Boca
Raton.
All members of the graduating class spoke to the audience of family, friends, faculty,
staff and administration. Each graduate spoke passionately about his or her time at
DKJA and expressed pride in being part of such a strong Jewish community.
This was the 22nd graduating class at DKJA and this year’s group will be attending a
number of the best colleges and universities in the country. Among the schools
welcoming DKJA students are: The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Brown University, Brandeis University and
Cornell University.
As one graduating senior said to those gathered to celebrate: “DKJA has taught and
brought me many things. It ignited the spark within me that led me to bring Judaism into
my life. I learned great lessons on community and working with others, and I learned a
lot about myself. These lessons, among many others, will be taken with me past the
gates of Donna Klein, and to the threshold of a new journey.”
Congratulations to all this year’s graduates.
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School at Donna Klein Jewish Academy held its annual graduation ceremony. The
event, which featured 45 graduates, was held at B’nai Torah Congregation in Boca
Raton.
All members of the graduating class spoke to the audience of family, friends, faculty,
staff and administration. Each graduate spoke passionately about his or her time at
DKJA and expressed pride in being part of such a strong Jewish community.
This was the 22nd graduating class at DKJA and this year’s group will be attending a
number of the best colleges and universities in the country. Among the schools
welcoming DKJA students are: The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Brown University, Brandeis University and
Cornell University.
As one graduating senior said to those gathered to celebrate: “DKJA has taught and
brought me many things. It ignited the spark within me that led me to bring Judaism into
my life. I learned great lessons on community and working with others, and I learned a
lot about myself. These lessons, among many others, will be taken with me past the
gates of Donna Klein, and to the threshold of a new journey.”
Congratulations to all this year’s graduates.
