Schools

Third-grade girls at Yeshiva Sha’arei Zion stepped into the role of young engineers when they designed and built working pinball machines out of shoeboxes. The hands-on project blended creativity with real science: As students constructed ramps, bumpers, and obstacles, they experimented with motion, gravity, and force in action.

The spring semester brings an exciting schedule for Yeshiva University High School for Girls (YUHSG), and it also means peak season for Wildcat academic clubs. On Monday, February 2, and Tuesday, February 3, YUHSG’s Model UN team competed at Yeshiva University’s 36th annual National Model UN Conference (YUNMUN).

Bnos Malka Academy was pleased to welcome two special visitors to our school. Author, storyteller, and singer Meish Goldish visited our Pre-K, Pre-1A, and First Grade classes, delighting the students with his humor and engaging storytelling. His presentation focused on trees and fruits, connecting beautifully with the themes of Tu BiShvat. The children were amazed to learn that he has written over 500 books, and they were truly captivated throughout his visit. We look forward to welcoming him again.

MTA’s Varsity Hockey Senior Night was a powerful moment of gratitude, pride, and reflection, celebrating the seniors who have helped shape the hockey team over the past four years. Teammates, coaches, parents, and faculty gathered to recognize the commitment and heart these players brought to the team and to the yeshivah.

The seventh grade girls at YHT went on a chesed trip to the JCCRP in Far Rockaway, where they helped unload cases of food that will be packed up and delivered to people in need. The girls were helpful and enthusiastic. The staff at JCCRP were very grateful for the help we provided and were impressed by the students!

Bnos Malka Academy’s Grades 1-8 participated in a special Family Assembly focused on achdus and shared experience. Each month, students are grouped into “families” made up of girls from different grade levels, allowing them to build connections across the school.