Schools

In line with Yeshiva University High School for Girls’ theme of the month, Positivity in Action, a cohort from Central traveled to Israel to participate in a Mizrachi solidarity mission.

Bnos Malka second graders performed songs and dances to the delight of parents and grandparents. Receiving their first chumash is worthy of such a celebration.

MTA held its annual Dinner of Tribute last week at Marina Del Rey, and it was a tremendously successful event! With a packed room and a meaningful program, the entire MTA community felt proud of their yeshivah. In these troubling times, it can be difficult to balance the celebratory mood of a dinner with the current situation in Eretz Yisrael. In order to maintain proper balance, MTA paid special tribute to their alumni who are currently serving in the IDF. Several of the soldiers’ parents were in attendance and appreciated the yeshivah’s efforts in davening for and highlighting their children at the event.

Throughout this month, the preschoolers at Yeshiva Sha’arei Zion have been exploring the unit of clothing. In a heartwarming display of appreciation and creativity, our young learners recently undertook a thoughtful initiative to express gratitude toward the dedicated school workers who proudly don uniforms.

On a recent Motzaei Shabbos, Yeshiva Tiferes Moshe sponsored an “Evening of Chizuk” in the Great Neck community with Rabbi Joey Haber. Crowds packed the event space, and all in attendance went home with new perspectives and inspiration.

On Tuesday, January 9, the Yeshiva University High School for Girls held its annual Dinner of Tribute at The Sephardic Temple in Cedarhurst. The theme of this year’s dinner, “Strengthening our Community,” was a fitting nod to solidarity with Israel in a year of conflict and challenge. Since October 7, Central has come together to show support for Israel through Torah, chesed, and t’filah. There has been a strong emphasis on the value of Jewish education during a time of rising anti-Semitism worldwide.