I had the privilege of participating in the 2026 International Jerusalem Science Contest, run by Walder Science. The contest focuses on a different field of science each year, and this year’s topic was astronomy.
The past few days at Mesorah High School for Girls have been filled with emotion, excitement, and a deep sense of gratitude—truly a milestone moment as we closed one chapter and joyfully stepped into the next.
Today, the halls (and outdoors!) of Mesorah High School for Girls were filled with laughter, teamwork, and a whole lot of chilly fun, thanks to our amazing G.O. heads, Adina Heimowitz and Sori Blitz.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of song, dance, and drama. This 2026 Mesorah High School for Girls production weaves together the inspiring story of Sara Schenirer and the founding of the Bais Yaakov movement with the historic and emotionally gripping moments of the Six-Day War.
This past December 11-14, 2025, Rivkie Craven, Miriam Mernick, Bracha Quinn, and Refaela Lurie had the privilege of attending the Bais Yaakov Convention in Minneapolis—an uplifting and unforgettable experience filled with growth, connection, and simcha.
On Zos Chanukah, the final and most powerful day of Chanukah, students at Mesorah High School for Girls gathered for a moving video presentation that brought the message of emunah, hope, and hidden miracles vividly to life.
On the final day of Chanukah, Mesorah High School for Girls was privileged to welcome Mrs. Chani Rodin, a parent of a current Mesorah student, who shared a thoughtful and inspiring message with our students—one that beautifully captured the depth and lasting power of the Yom Tov.
Kislev at Mesorah High School for Girls was nothing short of incredible. Alongside the vibrant learning taking place every day in our classrooms, the school was buzzing with meaningful, creative, and joy-filled programming that truly captured the spirit of the month—and the excitement leading into Chanukah.
Last week, I had the great privilege of traveling to Baltimore to celebrate a truly special simcha—the wedding of Roffi Kosowsky, son of Mesorah’s Headmaster, Rabbi Avraham Zev and Mrs. Daniella Kosowsky, to Tzippy Szendro.
On Tuesday, December 2, Mesorah High School for Girls had the privilege of welcoming Dr. Chani Tessler, Dean of Sarah Hartman Women’s College of Touro University (Chicago), for an informative and inspiring visit with our juniors and seniors.
Stories down and deep into a basement lies a very special school I’m in called MHS─Mesorah High School for Girls.
Wow—what an incredible Yom Iyun!
At Mesorah High School for Girls, acts of kindness aren’t just encouraged—they’re part of who we are!
A huge thank you to our incredible G.O. heads, Adina Heimowitz and Sori Blitz, for planning and executing such a phenomenal Mesorah retreat! From the very first moment to the very last song at the kumzitz, every detail reflected hours of brainstorming, creativity, and care that went into making this experience unforgettable.
In the opening weeks of Biology, our students have been diving into the fascinating world of the cell—the smallest unit of life.
This past Sunday, Mesorah High School for Girls hosted a lively Sushi, Sell, & Swim event at the Udman home in Richardson.
The Mesorah High School for Girls’ end-of-year banquet was nothing short of magical—a meaningful, heartfelt celebration of growth, friendship, and the journey shared this year.
What better way to celebrate the end of an incredible school year than with sunshine, good food, great company—and a boat party!
