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MTA PAC once again gave talmidim the opportunity to engage directly with the political process, stepping into a hands-on experience that combined preparation, leadership, and real-world impact.

This past Monday, March 16, eight MTA seniors returned to Newark Airport after a powerful and unforgettable week-long trip to Poland. These students are participants in MTA’s year-long Names, Not Numbers program, an oral history documentary initiative in which students interview and film Holocaust survivors, preserving their stories for future generations. At MTA, students have the added privilege of bringing that learning to life through a meaningful journey to Poland.

In the days leading up to the Pesach break, Rambam Mesivta warmly welcomed back its alumni for a special Alumni Day, offering alumni a chance to return and reconnect.

It’s the moment students at the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (YUHSG) wait for all year: Color War 5786! On Tuesday, March 17, this year’s Color War officially began, sparking excitement as Wildcats prepared for several days of spirited competition, teamwork, and creativity. This year’s theme, “Rise to Redemption,” challenged students to explore the idea of finding strength in difficult times through four tenets: belief in Hashem, following His Torah, recognizing His miracles, and davening to Him for redemption.

Preschool students at Bnos Malka Academy enjoyed an engaging and educational matzah-baking experience, bringing the traditions of Pesach to life in a meaningful way.

Last Thursday, the YCQ Grade Eight girls hosted a lively and interactive Shabbos fair for Grades 3-6, bringing the 39 Melachos to life with hands-on games and activities. Thank you to Morah Sarit Auerbach for organizing! Learning about Shabbos has never been this creative!