Schools

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!

HALB proudly marched down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan at the Israel Day on Fifth parade. Students and staff were excited to represent HALB on this important day!

After a thrilling chagigah on Friday featuring Rambam Rebbi Emeritus, Rabbi Ari Boiangiu, the Lag BaOmer festivities continued on Monday with two schoolwide trips.

The Yeshiva of Central Queens (YCQ) marked Staff-Teacher Appreciation Week with a series of thoughtful gestures to show gratitude to its outstanding staff. Organized by the Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) and the school administration, the week was filled with treats to brighten each day and express hakaras ha’tov to the incredible faculty.

Students at SINAI at Yeshiva of Central Queens had the opportunity to debut their works of art at SINAI’s Unique Inspirations Student Art Show, sponsored by Bear Givers, on May 7 at a private Queens home.

One of the great success stories of the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) athletic program is its hockey team. The Wildcats’ recent victory over North Shore – on Monday, May 5 – in which sophomore Annabelle Klein pulled off a dazzling hat trick, and sophomore Shira Mandelbaum delivered a rare shutout, is a testament to the resilience of a team that lost nine players to graduation last year.