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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community Yeshiva University is pleased to announce that nine students have been named undergraduate...
On Sunday, Yeshiva Primary hosted its annual Carnival Open House for Jewish public school kids!
At Tal Academy, something magical is brewing. And no, it’s not in the science lab. The school has just launched the Great Brachos Contest of the Year, and it’s turning lunchtime into a brachos bonanza.
The Yeshiva Fellowship at MTA is a unique and powerful program designed for talmidim who are eager to elevate their ruchniyus and push themselves beyond the standard curriculum. Whether through mastering additional p’rakim in the yeshivah’s masechta or joining the inspiring chaburos led regularly by Rav Hershel Schachter shlita, participants seize every opportunity to grow in Torah and avodas Hashem.
Exciting things are happening at Bnos Malka Academy in Kitah Gimmel! The talmidos started a new k’riah program using Sefer T’hilim, and they have already made so much progress. “There are many benefits to this program, such as building Hebrew reading fluency and, of course, becoming familiar with the words of T’hilim,” said Dr. Babad, assistant principal for grades K–4.
The members of the Class of 2025 are enjoying their last remaining weeks as Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) Wildcats. As classes came to a close in late April, these soon-to-be graduates enjoyed a long-anticipated Central milestone: Senior Seminar.
The Yeshiva of Central Queens (YCQ) proudly marched in the annual Israel Day on Fifth parade with over 400 enthusiastic participants, including students, faculty, parents, alumni, and board members. Traveling on 11 buses, the YCQ community brought incredible ruach and energy to the streets of New York, standing united in their unwavering support for Israel. A special thank you to Ms. Danit Abishour for her dedication and leadership in making this memorable day possible!
