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The first-ever Central Virtual Open House was held this past Motza’ei Shabbos! In order to add a personal touch, before the event even began, Central faculty, parents, and students formed a “pizza brigade” and personally delivered a pie of pizza to the home of each prospective student. Then the program began, featuring addresses from senior Shira Ebbin, G.O. President, Rabbi Joshua Goller, Masgiach Ruchani, senior Rebecca Mermelstein, and Head of School, Ms. Bracha Rutner.

In an effort to ensure that Freshmen have a smooth high school transition, MTA proudly offers an enhanced Freshman Experience, including fun events, guidance sessions, and team-building workshops, which enable talmidim to bond cohesively as a grade and interact with boys whom they may not share classes with.

With Chanukah fast approaching, the Shevach G.O welcomed the month of Kislev with a bang. Under the direction of Shevach Educational Administrator Mrs. Devorah Kovitz, the G.O. heads – Elana Adler, Chaya Shalva Boiangu, Hadassah Gottesman, Chaya Prager, and Miriam Romm – invited Mrs. Naomi Nachman, a.k.a. “The Aussie Gourmet,” to present a cooking demo.

Rambam Mesivta students and staff sported their favorite attire for Spirit Week this past week in a fundraiser to benefit Achiezer. Students dressed both up and down for the festivities, with each day having its own theme.

The essence of Shabbos and outpouring of school spirit that usually accompanies the annual Shabbaton of the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls were extremely apparent the week of November 16!

This week at IVDU Long Island Morah Frumit’s class kicked off the start of our K’riah Program with a sweet and memorable celebration. Students were treated to the traditional honey on Alef-Beis charts, made their own chocolate Alef-Beis letters, and made Alef-Beis pekalach to mark this exciting milestone.