Schools

It’s the end of an era: On Monday, June 9, the Class of 2025 graduated from the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central), officially transforming from students to proud alumnae and savoring the last chance to celebrate one another as a class before making their way into the world.

On Sunday, Yeshiva Primary hosted its annual Carnival Open House for Jewish public school kids!

This past Sunday, proud parents, grandparents, teachers, and administrators gathered to celebrate the Pre-K graduation in a room filled with excitement, music, and heartfelt smiles.

The Yeshiva Fellowship at MTA is a unique and powerful program designed for talmidim who are eager to elevate their ruchniyus and push themselves beyond the standard curriculum. Whether through mastering additional p’rakim in the yeshivah’s masechta or joining the inspiring chaburos led regularly by Rav Hershel Schachter shlita, participants seize every opportunity to grow in Torah and avodas Hashem.

This past week, MTA had the tremendous z’chus to celebrate with over 500 talmidim, rebbeim, faculty, parents, and grandparents at its annual Yeshiva-Wide Siyum and Seudas Preidah. The energy in the room was palpable as the yeshivah community came together to recognize and rejoice in the incredible Torah growth their talmidim achieved this year.

The members of the Class of 2025 are enjoying their last remaining weeks as Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) Wildcats. As classes came to a close in late April, these soon-to-be graduates enjoyed a long-anticipated Central milestone: Senior Seminar.