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Ateres Shoshana opened its doors, marking the exciting beginning of a new chapter!

There was a special energy as the students and faculty came together for their orientations, experiencing the school for the first time.

MTA’s freshman class traded the classroom for the great outdoors this past Thursday, spending the day hiking, playing sports, and enjoying time together with their rebbeim and classmates.

It’s a new year at the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central)! With the observance of Rosh HaShanah, Wildcats are excited for a year filled with new joys, new challenges, and new chances to grow and learn. Some of these growth experiences are familiar. On Tuesday, September 15, the Holliswood campus was open late to welcome Wildcat families into the building for Back to School Night. Parents were invited to walk through their students’ Monday schedule, meet teachers, and talk about the year’s curriculum, as well as spend time with grade deans and administration.

Every year, the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) begins the academic year by providing chances to learn both in and out of the classroom. With this in mind, the school launched its very first annual schoolwide retreat last year. It was such a success that Team Wildcat embarked upon its second annual retreat this week! The retreat centered on the theme of the 2026-27 school year, Living with Gratitude. This theme assumed a pivotal role in the planning of this year’s retreat, which was facilitated by YUHSG’s Director of Israel and Religious Guidance, Senior Grade Dean, and Judaic Studies faculty member, Mrs. Yael Axelrod.

T’shuvah, t’filah, and tz’dakah came to life throughout YCQ as students prepared for the Yamim Nora’im through meaningful learning, t’filah, and hands-on experiences.

Last week, Rambam Mesivta held a special assembly commemorating the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.