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The first day of school was filled with such a wonderful and warm atmosphere. It was fantastic to see the hallways bustling with life once more after a long break. Catching up with old friends and welcoming new faces brought an immediate sense of community and excitement. The positive energy was contagious, making everyone feel ready for the upcoming year.

It’s a new school year at the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central)! Over the summer, Wildcats traveled, worked, volunteered, vacationed, and experienced life outside the classroom – and now Team Central is meeting the 2026-27 school year with joy and intention. The new theme for this school year? “Living with Gratitude.” Over the fall and spring semesters, YUHSG will offer events and initiatives that will encourage faculty and students to approach each day with an eye for brachos and a sense of thankfulness for everyday gifts, both large and small.

The hallways were filled with smiling children on the first day at HALB and Lev Chana! Everyone was very excited to see their friends and meet their new teachers!

 Many new, innovative programs and courses are scheduled for the fall

In its latest college guide, for 2027, the respected Princeton Review has named Queens College a Best College—a national honor extended for the 35th year in a row. It also named Queens a Best Regional College–Northeast. The Princeton Review, which offers test preparation, tutoring, and other educational services, issues annual college rankings that students rely on in choosing the schools they wish to attend.

MTA seniors recently explored the complex idea of patriotism through four different lenses. At four interactive stations, students examined presidential perspectives on patriotism, explored the relationship between patriotism and law, analyzed how patriotism is expressed through art, and considered what social science research reveals about patriotic beliefs and behaviors. The activity encouraged students to think critically about what patriotism means, how it has been expressed throughout American history, and how different perspectives shape our understanding of love of country.

HALB’s “Screen Free to Be Me” program is back for the third year, and it is better than ever! Students are incentivized to put their screens away for an hour or two each evening, encouraging more quality family time at home. The benefits are endless, and more students than ever are participating!