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Palette

Palette is Atlanta Jewish Academy’s student-run High School magazine, founded by students with a commitment to “painting the full picture.” While the students behind the publication have changed over the years, that mission has remained at the heart of Palette.

Written, edited, and designed by AJA High School students, each issue covers the stories, events, ideas, and topics that matter to the AJA High School community and the broader Atlanta Jewish community. Through their work, students have the opportunity to share their perspectives and create a publication that reflects the voices and values of AJA High School.

Along the way, Palette staff develop valuable skills in journalism, writing, editing, design, and collaboration as they work together to produce a 35+ page magazine four to five times each school year.

More than a student publication, Palette is a snapshot of AJA High School life, created by students, for students, with the goal of painting the full picture.

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2026 Jewish Scholastic Journalism Awards

Palette was recognized in the 2026 Jewish Scholastic Journalism Awards, earning two First Prize honors for excellence in student journalism and photojournalism.

First Prize — Opinion

Category 6: Non-First-Person Opinion on a Jewish or Israel-Related Story

“Addressing Israel’s Challenges”
By Leora Sokol

Leora Sokol First Place

Judge’s Comment:
“A strong argument of how reforms must be made in the Israeli system of government so that any one party cannot hold on to power for an extended number of years.”

First Prize — Photojournalism

Category 8: Photograph Accompanying a Jewish or Israel-Related Story

“Senior Liav Cohen brings ruach to the High School during Shabbat dancing”
Photo by Ari Monheit

Liav by Ari

Judge’s Comment:
“The photographer crafted a strong composition with emotion in the foreground and a contributing background to create a dynamic image with depth and foresight.”