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Marking another year of Israeli independence on April 22 marks another year of festivities at Rambam in recognition of this momentous day. Before the festivities began, students had the opportunity to hear a powerful perspective on the meaning behind Yom HaAtzmaut.
On Yom HaShoah, students at Yeshiva Har Torah didn’t just learn about history – they carried it.
HALB’s second grade went on a fun trip to the Long Island Children’s Museum. They enjoyed hands-on exhibits and learned a lot in a fun way!
On Tuesday, April 14, the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) marked an important date on the calendar: Yom HaZikaron LaShoah v’LaGevurah, also known as Yom HaShoah, Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day. In the midst of end-of-year preparations, the school community paused to recognize the significance of the day and reflect on the enduring impact of the Holocaust and the resilience of its survivors.
The seventh grade at the Bnos Malka Academy was spotted on Thursday in lively chavrusa sessions with lots of thoughtful discussion. The program marked the start of Shalsheles: A Study of Women in Tanach.
Yom HaShoah at MTA was shaped by reflection, remembrance, and quiet strength, giving talmidim the opportunity to connect to the weight of the day in a personal and meaningful way.
