Schools

Lev Chana has been buzzing with excitement about Chanukah. Students have spent time in class making Chanukah-related projects, and parents were invited to join their children for Chanukah workshops. Between the art projects, singing, dancing, and laughing, everyone has been having a great time.

The Yeshiva of Central Queens proudly announces its honorees for the upcoming Annual Scholarship Dinner, to be held on Motzaei Shabbos, December 13, at RAM Caterers in Old Westbury. This year’s distinguished awardees represent the very best of the YCQ community: devotion, leadership, and a steadfast commitment to the school.

On Thanksgiving morning, MTA talmidim filled batei midrash across the tri-state area with the sound of learning. There was no break for our talmidim, only a powerful reminder of what it means to love Torah and to be part of a true yeshivah community.

On Motza’ei Shabbos, November 8, Yeshiva Sha’arei Zion High School for Girls welcomed prospective parents and students to its annual Open House at its Rego Park campus. Guests registered, received their programs and welcome bags, and found their seats – quickly becoming immersed in the vibrant and inspiring world of YSZ High School. Every part of the evening offered a window into what makes the school so distinctive.

As a unique siyum for finishing the first perek in sefer Yehoshua, the fourth-grade students of Bnos Malka Academy gathered for a special occasion: the beginning of learning Sifrei Nevi’im.

Yeshiva Har Torah launched a brand-new tradition with its first annual Giving Thanks Parade, and the excitement across the building was unforgettable. Students in Pre-K through second grade took on the role of creative engineers as each class designed and built its own incredible float. Featuring bright, eye-catching designs and imaginative themes, every float showcased remarkable teamwork and creativity.