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On Wednesday, April 22, HANC High School came alive with blue and white as students and faculty gathered to celebrate Yom HaAtzmaut—Israel’s Independence Day—with a day filled with spirit, pride, and purpose. The day’s events included a deeply meaningful tekes, high-energy chagigah, a speaker, and Israel-themed lunch and shuk that will long be remembered by all who participated.

HALB’s second grade went on a fun trip to the Long Island Children’s Museum. They enjoyed hands-on exhibits and learned a lot in a fun way!

The NSHA community came together to mark Yom HaZikaron with thoughtful commemorations that honored Israel’s fallen soldiers and victims of terror with reflection, song, and shared memory.

The seventh grade at the Bnos Malka Academy was spotted on Thursday in lively chavrusa sessions with lots of thoughtful discussion. The program marked the start of Shalsheles: A Study of Women in Tanach.

Marking another year of Israeli independence on April 22 marks another year of festivities at Rambam in recognition of this momentous day. Before the festivities began, students had the opportunity to hear a powerful perspective on the meaning behind Yom HaAtzmaut.

On Yom HaShoah, students at Yeshiva Har Torah didn’t just learn about history – they carried it.