Schools

Congratulations to Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls Junior Priva Halpert on winning third place in Chemistry in the Junior Science and Humanities Symposium held at York College on Sunday, February 9.

The students of the Bais Yaakov Academy of Queens are hard at work with creative, thoughtful, and meaningful projects in literacy! The second graders are working hard to create their second book of the year. This book is based on a science unit on animals. The girls studied and researched different animals while learning a new medium for illustration. In their books, they are using their research skills and displaying a special technique called collage. This technique was used by well-known author Eric Carle. The girls are having a wonderful time while they expand their writing horizons!

TorahFest 2020 took place on Sunday, February 9, as Boys Campus marked great milestones in talmud Torah together. Kittah Alef received their first Hummashim, Kittah Gimmel received their first Mishnayot, and Kittah Hey received their first Gemarot.

On Monday night, February 17, the Queens Jewish Hockey League (QJHL) held its championship game at the Yeshiva of Central Queens. The players were surprised to have a special guest referee – Josh Markowitz – former starting goalie for the YU Roller Hockey team. The two teams in the game were Wasserman’s vs. Allstate–The Meltzer Group.

On Sunday, February 16, the MTA Robotics Teams, Lionotics and Lionotics 2, participated in their third competition of the year at the FIRST Tech Super Regionals. The teams worked hard over the past few months to create the best possible robots, using MTA’s state-of-the-art STEM Lab, which has a dedicated room for the robotics teams with specialized tools and equipment.

Silverstein Hebrew Academy Hosts Annual Celebration of Chagigat Siddur

Silverstein Hebrew Academy in Great Neck hosted their annual celebration of Chagigas HaSiddur, the highest achievement for first graders at SHA. This annual celebration highlights the students’ incredible transition from saying their prayers by heart to reading and praying on their own in Hebrew.