Federation Chesed Day was a huge success. Our students were eager to participate in such a meaningful experience. They joined with other Jewish schools in the area and not only created beautiful projects for those in need but the ruach and kindness shared by all was enlightening. "It was beautiful to see the unity between the local Jewish day schools in performing acts of Chesed. A special thank you to Mrs. Marilyn Nachman for giving us this wonderful opportunity," said Mrs. Henna Englander.    

The Second graders performed Molly's Pilgrim for parents and peers. They were rehearsing for a few weeks and were so serious about their performance.  "This type of learning exercise is so important for their fluency, articulation and confidence," said Mrs. Engel. 

"It is always so nice to see her put her heart and soul into a performance," said Mrs. Herschberg, "not to mention that the scarf that Yehudit wore was from her bubby." 

"Lights, cameras and action" as the girls fourth grade portrayed many of the main characters and chapters in the novel "There's an Owl in the Shower." The students took complete initiative as they wrote scripts, created props and background scenes, and performed for the third and fifth grades. 

Torah Academy's Art program is a highlight of the week. Miss Levitan has truly inspired the students with her artistic expression as she teaches the girls how to create centerpieces for a community event. Torah Academy continues to support the Jewish community with its creativity and involvement.  

Mazal Tov to Miss Meredith Green and Mr. Evan Turk on their upcoming wedding!