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The Yeshiva of Central Queens and the YCQ PTO dedicated the week of October 20 to a Kindness Campaign in memory of Mrs. Melissa Maisel a”h. The week began with kickoff assemblies led by Rabbi Landsman, who introduced the initiative with an inspirational video. Students and staff also received beautiful zip-up sweatshirts from the PTO with “Be Kind” written on the back.

On Wednesday, November 5, the Yeshiva of Central Queens (YCQ) will be having a Kindergarten Open House at 7:15 p.m. for parents. This event will provide a comprehensive look into the school’s dynamic program under the theme “From Strong Beginnings to Unlimited Possibilities.”

On Sunday, November 2, Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) will open its doors to area families for the annual Open House: a celebration of the extraordinary opportunities that define the Wildcat experience. The event is a highlight of the fall calendar and a true reflection of this year’s theme: Full Hearts, Full Souls, which emphasizes connection, purpose, and growth both in and out of the classroom.

Leading up to Parshas Noach, Party Pets visited Lev Chana and HALB. Students had a great time learning about and petting the animals and reptiles!

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This past week, TAL Academy celebrated Rosh Chodesh with creativity, leadership, and teamwork on full display. Our first-ever G.O. presidents launched this year’s theme, “Just Dew It!” Throughout the year, the girls will face different challenges and be encouraged to share their experiences of going out of their comfort zone to “Just Dew It!”