Schools

HALB’s Screen Free to Be Me program has been incredibly successful, with most students in the lower school staying off screens after school for a specified amount of time. The program has encouraged creativity and more interpersonal relationships, with parents reporting overwhelmingly positive feedback. Last week, students received special coupons as a prize for their participation.

MTA joined communities across the country in participating in Shalom Task Force’s Go Purple Day, helping bring awareness to the importance of building healthy relationships. Through learning, conversation, and student leadership, the day centered students’ attention on how respect, communication, and responsibility play a role in strong and healthy connections.

Students in the preschool and first grade of Bnos Malka Academy recently enjoyed an exciting Amazing Bubble Show performance. The lively program combined entertainment with learning, introducing the children to both the art and science of bubble making.

On Taanis Esther, Shevach students went to visit residents at The Boulevard ALP and the Margaret Tietz Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in order to bring in the spirit of Purim and to deliver mishloach manos provided by the Agudath Israel of America. Dressed in fun costumes, the Shevach students, along with the elderly residents, had a memorable and uplifting experience.

There was a palpable sense of achdus, hakaras ha’tov, and heartfelt camaraderie at the 30^th Annual Dinner of Bnos Malka Academy. Held on March 9 at Da Mikelle Palazzo, the evening brought together parents, faculty, and supporters to celebrate the remarkable impact of the school and to honor outstanding individuals whose dedication continues to shape both the Bnos Malka family and the wider community.

The spirit of Purim was alive and vibrant at Yeshiva Har Torah as students and teachers alike joined together in a joyful celebration filled with creativity, laughter, and community.