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Second-grade girls had the wonderful experience of visiting a nursing home, where they created thoughtful, handmade puzzles with hidden messages for the residents. Each puzzle contained a unique message that would only be revealed once the pieces were put together, creating an element of suspense and joy.

On November 10, Rambam Mesivta, long known for its commitment to activism, Zionism, civic responsibility, and leadership, proudly participated in the "Stand Together Rally" in Washington, DC. Under the guidance of Principal Mr. Hillel Goldman, a delegation of students represented the school in an event dedicated to promoting unity, resilience, and proactive advocacy on behalf of those fighting in Eretz Yisroel.

The Hishtadeil Lihyos Ish Midos Program has begun at BYQ with an introductory assembly for grades 1-8. The very talented moros presented an all-new musical play entitled Rabbi Vonka And The Kosher Chocolate Factory. The students were spellbound and thoroughly amused, as the lessons of midos tovos came to life in a clear, entertaining, and humorous way. The four midos presented that will be focused on this year are Kibbud Horim U’Morim (Honoring Parents and Teachers), Samei’ach B’Chelko (Happy with One’s Lot), Nosei B’Ol Im Chaveiro (Sharing Another’s Burden), and Hakaras HaTov (Appreciation).

This past Motzaei Shabbos, MTA hosted its annual Open House. Welcoming over 700 people from over ten communities including Teaneck, West Hempstead, Queens, Monsey, Bergneifled, Great Neck, Passaic, Fair Lawn, Brooklyn, Five Towns, as well as out-of-town communities, the night was an incredible success! 

Democracy took center stage this past Election Day at SINAI at YCQ, where students got to vote for special treats or prizes!

The Bnos Malka G.O. is sailing full steam ahead with their theme of Brachos Land, under the direction of G.O. Coordinator Mrs. Etti Amar! For their first stop, for the month of Cheshvan, the students will be traveling on the BMA Express to Shabbos Island, where they will learn all about the brachos pertaining to Shabbos.