MTA’s Open House went virtual this year, and participants could feel the yeshivah’s signature warmth, energy, and excitement through their screens, and even their front doors, as they were welcomed into MTA’s home from the comfort of their own homes. Prior to the event, attendees were surprised with visits from MTA rebbeim, faculty members, administrators, and parents, who personally delivered a special Open House gift bag to each registered family and took the opportunity to get to know them.

What’s the connection between Ice Cream and Social Skills? Ask the students at IVDU LI who learned how to make homemade ice cream by working together as a group, following a group plan, and taking a role in the ice cream-making process.

Despite the pandemic and the need for social distancing, SKA’s Open House was a demonstration of blended learning at its best!