Thank you Mr. Chuck Diener for leading these middle school boys through the basketball season. Their teamwork is inspirational! They played with grit, determination, poise, and good sportsmanship!

The 2nd through 5th grade girls and their mothers enjoyed their melave malka featuring song and dance routines from each class, photo booth, decorating frams, and pizza!

Mazel tov to the first grade girls class! They sang and danced in front of their beaming families and were gifted their beautiful siddurim during this milestone event. Morah Bracha shared that these students' tefillah is what lights the world. How true!

Happy Tu B'Shevat! The kindergarteners planted lima beans. They decorated their planters, carefully added soil, placed their lima beans carefully and covered with more dirt. It will be so much fun watching them sprout!

For 8th graders, concept mapping is a tool to help them visualize key points of what they've learned in the Gemara as well as the inter-connectedness of the various concepts.

Mazel tov to the fourth graders on their completion of parshas Miketz. The students created and performed skits and dances reflecting an idea or concept gleaned from the parsha.

Fifth graders hand-holding twisty fun was a lesson in dealing with frustration. They easily passed the test by utilizing their patience, communication skills, and humor to become "untied".

Kindergarteners are working on their Arctic Animal research project. Each student chose an animal to research. These students are independent, inquisitive, and curious.