Schools

To welcome Purim, Yeshiva Primary held its annual Purim Carnival! With many fun attractions, games, and a magic show, the Purim spirit is definitely in the air at Yeshiva Primary!

On a recent Motza’ei Shabbos, January 25th, a record was broken in the Jewish world of music. Ticket sales were launched for an unforgettable concert, a night of music, inspiration and energy with Shaindy Plotzker at Brooklyn’s palatial 3,250-seat Kings Theatre. But anticipation ran so high that tickets were live for just two and a half hours… and then they were gone. “By 9:45 PM that night,” says Eli Gerstner of the legendary EG Productions, “I was getting desperate messages that people were trying to book and the theatre was completely sold out.”

On Motza’ei Shabbos, March 1, parents of students in Yeshiva Primary and staff of the Yeshiva gathered in the Yeshiva Primary ballroom for an elegant melaveh malkah. Mrs. Judy Klein, Principal, welcomed everyone and thanked Mrs. Batsheva Dan for all her hard work planning the event and making it so wonderful. She also thanked Yafa Aronov for her help with the event. “We are partners with you, the parents,” she shared. “We want what is best for your children. Our role is to reinforce your values, our Jewish values. We want your children to reach their highest potential. An event like this helps us to connect and get to know each other better so we can work together for the best for your children.”

This week, the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) class of 2026 engaged in a rite of passage: their annual gradewide Shabbaton. For these soon-to-be rising seniors, this year’s event, held on March 7-8, Parshas T’tzaveh, in New Rochelle, carried a timely Purim theme.

Last Tuesday was MTA’s annual College Night for Juniors and their parents. The event is the highlight of the Juniors’ College Guidance year, where they have the chance to meet with representatives of the colleges that interest MTA talmidim.

Adar at Yeshiva Tiferes Moshe is always a time of boundless ruach, filled with Rosh Chodesh treats, lively masquerades, and spirited mesibos.