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The preschool at Bnos Malka enjoyed two special visits from community helpers. As part of learning the letter hei, a Hatzalah volunteer visited to teach the children how they help people during emergencies. Some classes even had the opportunity to peek inside the ambulance – until it had to rush off to an emergency, twice.

YCQ’s Chanukah celebrations were truly jam-packed—or should we say jelly-filled?

December was filled with activity at Yeshiva University High School for Girls. Following Chesed Month and Chanukah celebrations, the school welcomed families for its annual Grandparents Day on December 25.

Yeshiva Har Torah was buzzing with excitement all week long, with activities taking place across both campuses: the Early Learning Center and the Grand Central Campus. Students and staff celebrated Chanukah in true YHT style, filling the halls with music, movement, and school spirit.

Chanukah at MTA was filled with meaningful moments that brought together Torah, t’filah, and powerful yeshivah achdus. Over the course of the week, talmidim experienced Chanukah not just as a celebration, but as a lived experience of connection and growth.

Chanukah week was amazing at HALB. Staff members were treated to a delicious lunch at Lev Chana and HALB, providing a wonderful opportunity for teachers and staff to spend time together and enjoy themselves during the workday. Lev Chana and HALB both hosted doughnut-making activities with their teachers, and the chagigos were incredible.