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The Central Wildcats are coming home! This week, the Yeshiva University High School for Girls faculty and staff returned to campus for the 2024-25 school year. Faculty, staff, and students reunited with a high-energy week filled with learning and programming.
At YUHSB/MTA, Torah learning is a top priority. The day begins with shiur and other limudei kodesh classes every day. The goal is not just to cover blatt of Gemara and p’rakim in Tanach, but to instill the Torah values and priorities that MTA talmidim are known to have.
This past week, we joyfully welcomed our students back into the building as we embarked on our 33rd year of Torah, midos, and excellence!
The Middos Program is underway at BYQ! On Thursday, grades 1-8 gathered together for an opening assembly introducing the theme of the year. The theme of Tav Shin PEI HEI is HINENI – HERE I AM! Ready and willing to do your bidding.
HALB parents, students, and faculty had a blast at the Back to School Color Run! The PTA arranged for a fun day with a color run, bouncy houses, obstacle course, balloon animals, face painting, Rita’s and pizza! We are looking forward to a great school year!
As the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) embarks on a new academic year, it will embrace a new theme: that of “Cultivating Courage.” “This year, we aim to empower all members of the Central community to face challenges with bravery, stand up for what is right, and support one another as we grow together – to cultivate an environment where courage thrives, and where every student feels empowered to be their best self,” said Associate Principal Ms. Leah Moskovich.
