About Raymond

From Jerusalem to JAS, bringing people together.

Born in jerusaelm in 2010, moved to the USA at age one, and returned in 2018 to join JAS in 3rd grade. Raymond adapted fast, thanks to YOU.

“I want voices to be heard and for everyone to get a chance. I want to organize events and make school a better place.”
Raymond smiling with friends

His Story

Roots, resilience, and a clear goal: lift up student voices.

2010
Born in Jerusalem, the historic city & Holy city for 3 major religions. Family values and community shaped early life.
2011
Moved to the United States at age one. Grew up across American classrooms and playgrounds, learning openness, teamwork, and inclusivity.
2018
Returned and joined JAS in 3rd grade. Thanks to charisma, friendliness, and a genuine interest in people, made friends quickly and adapted smoothly.
Today
A connector and problem‑solver. Known for showing up, listening first, and helping organize the things that make school life better.

What Raymond Brings

Strengths you see every day, not just on posters.

Connector

Talks to everyone, not just his circle. Helps new students feel welcome and included.

Organized

Keeps plans tight. Pushes for a clean academic calendar so clubs and events stop clashing.

Reliable

Shows up. Follows through. If he promises an event or update, you’ll get it.

Inclusive

Wants every grade to feel heard, from 9th to 12th, not just one group.

Positive Energy

Friendly, respectful, and calm under pressure. Brings the room together.

Builder

Focuses on solutions, new ideas, and better experiences for students.

Basketball, And Beyond

Raymond’s a hoop fan, a team player, and a believer in more chances to play.

Love for the Game

Whether it’s open gyms, intramurals, or after‑school scrimmages, he wants more time on the court for everyone.

Sports Options

Pushes for more activities, not just basketball, so every student finds their thing.

Teamwork Mindset

Brings athletes and non‑athletes together. The goal is a stronger school community.

Why He’s Running

It’s simple.

“I want voices to be heard and for everyone to get a chance. I want to organize events and make school a better place.”

That means more student input, a clear events calendar, and real communication so everyone knows what’s happening and how to join in.