Mesorah High School for Girls

Mazel Tov to Liba Schwartz and Yehuda Joffe on their Engagement!

Webmaster — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 22:14:26 +0000

The biggest Mazel Tov to former Mesorah student and teaching intern, Liba Schwartz (Class of ’09) on her engagement to Yehuda Joffe of Johannesburg, South Africa. Mazel tov to Liba’s parents, Allan and Carol Schwartz and brother-in-law and sister, Simcha and Erin (Class of ’06) Listz. May the couple merit to build a bayis ne’eman b’Yisrael. Mazel tov!

MAZEL TOV to Rabbi and Mrs. Kosowsky

Webmaster — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 22:29:02 +0000

A very big MAZEL TOV to Rabbi and Mrs. Kosowsky on the birth of a baby boy today. The Shalom Zachor, along with the Silverman Shalom Zachor, will be held at the Kosowsky home, 6114 Prestoncrest Lane, at 8:45 PM this Friday night, January 20. Mazel tov to sisters Chaya Leah (Class of ’12), Shira (Class of ’15) and Shayna (Class of ’23), brothers, grandparents and great-grand mother. May the Kosowsky’s merit to raise their new son to a life of Torah, marriage and good deeds. Mazel Tov!

Congratulations to Dr. Dan and Shoshana Lender

Webmaster — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 04:01:46 +0000

Congratulations to Dr. Dan and Shoshana Lender of Dallas, this year’s Scholarship Raffle winners. Thank you to all who participated in the raffle.

Mazel Tov, Mazel Tov and Congratulations!

Webmaster — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 06:03:39 +0000

Mazel tov to Yoseif Meir and Leeba Rich on the birth of their bachor, Akiva Moshe. May you merit to raise him to a life of Torah, marriage and good deeds. Mazel tov to the grandparents, Mesorah Yahadus teacher Rabbi Yaakov and Assistant Principal Susan Rich, Chava Miriam (Class of ’12) and to all of the aunts and uncles.

Mazel tov to Rabbi and Mrs. Shlomo Pacht on the birth of a baby girl. Mazel tov to Yaffa Leah (Class of ’13) and the whole family. May you have much nachas from this new addition and all of your wonderful children.

Congratulations to our math teacher, Mrs. Malika Lester, on the birth of a baby girl, Kierstyn Danielle born Sunday night, January 8. Congratulations to Mr. Lester and the whole family.

Scholarship Drawing Only 3 Days Away

Webmaster — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 18:32:35 +0000

Don’t miss this amazing opportunity: Mesorah’s Annual Scholarship Raffle drawing extended to give you more time to participate in this event which accomplishes something crucial for our school: It provides necessary scholarships for many of our students who might otherwise not have the opportunity to acquire the quality, personalized education Mesorah offers.

Tickets may be purchased by phone 214-420-1990 ext. 102, email azkosowsky@mesorahhighschool.org or online at www.mesorahraffle.com.

Cost is $100 per ticket.
ONE GRAND PRIZE: $10,000 VISA gift card
Drawing extended to Jan. 15, ’12

Thank you for your help in giving every Jewish girl the chance to attend Mesorah.

Day of Learning Sponsored

Webmaster — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 21:51:20 +0000

Ben and Lauren Nise have sponsored a Day of Learning in Mesorah High School for Girls. We thank them for their sponsorship. For this and other sponsorship opportunities, please contact our headmaster, Rabbi Kosowsky at 214-420-1990, ext. 102.

Mazel Tov to Arielle Newman and Tzvi Boord

Webmaster — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 06:06:26 +0000

A heartfelt mazel tov to Arielle Newman (Class of ’09) and Tzvi Boord of New York and on their recent engagement. Mazel tov to the Newman and Boord families. May Tzvi and Arielle merit to build a bayis ne’eman b’yisroel. Mazel tov!

MESORAH Scholarship Raffle Underway

Webmaster — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 05:07:09 +0000

Amazing Opportunity: Mesorah’s Annual Scholarship Raffle is underway. Your participation in this event accomplishes something crucial for our school: It provides necessary scholarships for many of our students who might otherwise not have the opportunity to acquire the quality, personalized education Mesorah offers.

Tickets may be purchased by phone 214-420-1990 ext. 102, email azkosowsky@mesorahhighschool.org or online at www.mesorahraffle.com.

Cost is $100 per ticket.
ONE GRAND PRIZE: $10,000 VISA gift card
Drawing scheduled for January 12, 2012.

Thank you for your help in giving every Jewish girl the chance to attend Mesorah.

Lecture for Women by Mrs. Suri Rosenblatt

Webmaster — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 21:20:54 +0000

Mesorah teacher Mrs. Suri Rosenblatt will present “Following in the Footsteps of Rivkah Imeinu-Lessons for Our Lives” on Tuesday evening, November 15 at 8:00 PM at Congregation Ohr Hatorah. This shiur, for women only, is being given in the merit of her sister, Rivkie (Stewart) Weichbrod, of blessed memory.

Yom Iyun, Day of Learning – Making this Year Count

Webmaster — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 20:02:23 +0000

Making this Year Count written by Shayna Udman

This Friday, erev Shabbos Parshas Vayeira, Mesorah High School was privileged to host three amazing speakers. The day was set aside to have classes that weren’t for the grades earned; rather they were created for our own personal growth.

Our Yom Iyun began with a delicious breakfast and an introduction to the day by Mrs. Aliza Rodin, first grade teacher at Torah Day School. She spoke about having Emunah and Bitachon, and how they work hand and hand. Her speech was followed by two interactive discussions. Rabbi Daniel Ringelheim, Rosh Yeshiva at Texas Torah Institute spoke to us about personal growth. He taught us not only to focus on the mitzvos we take on but to also work on our relationship with Hashem. We discussed that we can each be as great as Moshe Rabeinu. How is that possible? We each have a different amount of potential; we need to focus on OUR potential and not compare ourselves to others.

Rabbi Shlomo Pacht, Rosh Yeshiva at Texas Torah Institute and father of Yaffa Leah (Class of ’13) discussed the story in this week’s parsha about the entire city of Sodom surrounding Lot’s house (intending to capture and murder him and his guests). How is it possible that the entire city, thousands of people, surrounded his house? It must mean that not one person in the city protested, not because they felt they could be killed for doing so, but because they truly agreed that Lot and his guests should be killed! This goes to show us that often times we say “everybody does it” to excuse a certain action, saying that if everybody does it, it cannot possibly be wrong. Based on this incident in Sodom, we see that it is possible that a large crowd of people can be wrong. We must be extremely careful not to do things just because “everybody else is.”

Thank you to Shayna Udman, Laetitia Sebbag, Sapir Shimon and Rachel Bermanski for organizing this incredible day of inspiration.