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Yom HaAtzmaut was jam-packed with activities at HALB and Lev Chana. Both campuses created a fun “trip to Israel” where students got passports and participated in activities based on the different cities in Israel. After school, students, staff, and parents joined together for an incredible celebration at HALB with delicious food, music, and dancing with DJ Farbreng. The evening ended with a special presentation by the Lower School girls and Daglanut with the eighth-grade girls.

For the 1^st time, the Great Israel Real Estate Event is coming to Queens!

For many Jewish families, Israel is more than a place to visit. It is where children and grandchildren may one day learn, live, or build families of their own. That is why more people are buying property in Israel not only for immediate Aliyah, but as a way to create options, deepen their connection, and secure a valuable asset for the future.

It has been a vibrant return to campus at the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central). On Friday, April 17, the YUHSG Parents Council hosted a significant event for juniors and soon-to-be-graduating seniors: Career Day.

On Wednesday, April 22, HANC High School came alive with blue and white as students and faculty gathered to celebrate Yom HaAtzmaut—Israel’s Independence Day—with a day filled with spirit, pride, and purpose. The day’s events included a deeply meaningful tekes, high-energy chagigah, a speaker, and Israel-themed lunch and shuk that will long be remembered by all who participated.

The Yom HaAtzmaut program at Zucker Jewish Academy of Queens this year was truly something special. For weeks, our students prepared with excitement and dedication, especially in music class, where they worked hard to showcase what they had learned.

The NSHA community came together to mark Yom HaZikaron with thoughtful commemorations that honored Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror with reflection, song, and shared memory.