Author: Yaakov Rich, Marketing

Challah, a simple yet profound mitzvah, carries deep spiritual significance for Jewish women. In her recent class, Mrs. Suri Jaroslawitz explored the layers of meaning behind the mitzvah of hafrashas challah, inspiring a renewed appreciation for its timeless relevance and transformative power.

Rebbetzin Michal Cohen recently delivered an inspiring and thought-provoking speech to the students at Mesorah High School for Girls, emphasizing the unique role of Jewish women in building and nurturing the future of Klal Yisrael.

In a beautiful display of camaraderie and meaningful reflection, Mrs. Esti Abrams’ Chumash classes recently celebrated nearing the completion of Parshas Bamidbar.

Last Friday, Mesorah High School for Girls hosted Rabbi Avrohom Stulberger, Dean and Rosh Hayeshiva of Valley Torah High School, who delivered an inspiring message to the junior and senior classes. Rabbi Stulberger delved into profound lessons on recognizing Hashem, cultivating humility, and leading a life of true selflessness.

Every Thursday at Mesorah High School for Girls, the “Sweetie of the Week” activity highlights acts of kindness and sweetness within the student body. Organized by Chaya Glazer and Adina Adlerstein, this initiative provides a platform for students to recognize each other’s thoughtful gestures. Girls nominate peers who performed acts of kindness during the week, and one lucky nominee is selected as the “Sweetie of the Week.”

This week, the senior class at Mesorah High School for Girls welcomed Terah Culp, MA, LPC-S, a clinical therapist from Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas, for a meaningful lunchtime activity centered on self-reflection and personal growth.

In a recent 9th-grade Biology class, students experimented to isolate and observe DNA from strawberries. This hands-on activity introduced the principles of DNA extraction and the molecular structures fundamental to all living organisms.