Education Singing Into Summer

CMCH Celebrates End of School Year

Chaya Mushka's elementary school and preschool pupils perform for their parents and others.

By David R. Cohen
  • David R. Cohen is the former Associate Editor of the Atlanta Jewish Times. He is originally from Marietta, GA and studied Journalism at the University of Tennessee.
15 June 2017, 3:14 pm
First- and second-graders hold up a sign during a song at the CMCH end-of-year event.

The Chaya Mushka Children’s House held an end-of-year celebration for the preschool and elementary school Thursday night, June 8, at Congregation Beth Tefillah. Each age group put on a performance, and selections from the year’s artwork were displayed.

Photos by David R. Cohen

CMCH’s first- and second-grade boys perform.

CMCH seventh-grade girls serve as hosts for the celebration.


First- and second-grade girls have fun putting on a skit for the crowd.

Their skit brings the CMCH first- and second-grade girls together.


The fifth-grade girls host a game of “Are you smarter than a fifth-grader?”

It’s singing time for the first- and second-grade girls.


A proud pupil presents his artwork.


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