Schools

The dynamic Science Department at Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) regards experiential learning as a cornerstone of its curriculum. The result? Exciting opportunities for students in Biology, Chemistry, and Forensics to test their knowledge outside the classroom.

This past Wednesday, Bnos Malka Middle School hosted an inspiring showcase of student learning and research. Over the past few months, students diligently worked on projects that culminated in an impressive academic exhibition.

Last week’s Bracha Bee was a great success, with students from Grades 1-8 showcasing their impressive knowledge of Hilchos Brachos. In preparation, students reviewed in class and on their own, gaining a deeper appreciation for Hashem’s world. Junior High School students taught elementary classes and also led a food drive for those in need, with donation bins sorted by brachah. The competition highlighted students’ dedication and knowledge, with winning classes earning well-deserved prizes. YCQ is blessed to have such amazing students!

On Monday, February 10, HALB held its seventh annual HALB History Day, part of the prestigious National History Day competition. National History Day is a nationwide event in which more than half a million students participate each year, showcasing projects that examine historical events in relation to a national theme.

This past Sunday morning, the MTA Math Team, led by math teacher Ms. Newborn, traveled to Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, to compete in the Math Majors of America Tournament for Jewish High Schools (MMATHS). Schools from across the country – from Texas to Florida to New York – faced off in both team and individual competitions.

TAL Academy hosted its first-ever Literacy Week, February 10-14, bringing excitement, creativity, and a love for reading into every classroom. From surprise guest readers to visits from renowned authors, students were immersed in a variety of engaging activities designed to foster a lifelong passion for books.