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This past Sunday, HALB hosted its first ever Jewish History Fair.  Morah Saba, Ivrit teacher for the fifth-grade girls, spent the past year teaching the girls the various key periods of Jewish History.  Their study culminated with a dramatic presentation along with an interactive fair held at the HALB gym.

On Thursday, May 11, Bnos Malka Academy hosted the Michael and Irina Kimyagarov Math Tournament. Seventh and eighth grade girls from the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach and the Yeshiva of New Jersey, accompanied by their respective coaches, participated in both individual and team competitions with their counterparts from Bnos Malka.

The seventh-grade girls of Yeshiva Sha’arei Zion visited Philadelphia to explore the birthplace of the United States. Touring Independence Hall, getting up close to the Liberty Bell, and walking the streets of colonial America, the girls learned to appreciate the origins of our great country.

On Tuesday, May 2, HANC had an incredible Social Studies Fair. The theme was “Through the Decades.” Students worked on their assigned decade for almost two months.

On Sunday, approximately 100 grandparents joined their grandsons at MTA for the yeshivah’s annual Legacy Day. This special day, which allows the talmidim to learn with their grandparents, is one that is always enjoyed, and the experience is cherished.

Shevach High School is always at the forefront of providing experiences that broaden their students’ minds, while inspiring them to reach higher in their avodas Hashem. Tuned into the challenges of technology today, Shevach is committed to giving its talmidos the tools needed to withstand these challenges and the desire to do so. To that end, Shevach Menaheles Mrs. Shulamith Insel invited Mr. Ronnie Adjmi to address the school.