What a week it’s been at Mesorah! Between the 100th Day of School celebration and the Erev Rosh Chodesh Adar Carnival, there was never a dull moment. The energy was contagious, and the creativity on display truly highlighted the unique spirit of our school.
This past week, our 11th grade Health class at Mesorah High School for Girls had the unique opportunity to learn from Dr. Sarah Lorenz—a truly remarkable individual.
Last Friday was a day to remember here in the Tech department! Our brilliant Tech heads, Shira Heymann and Baila Grebenau, treated us to an afternoon full of laughter, creativity, and some seriously fun competition.
In a heartwarming display of unity and tradition, Bais Yaakov high schools from across the United States gathered in St. Louis, Missouri, for an unforgettable Shabbaton.
The Mesorah Shabbaton in St. Louis for high school girls from all over the country began today. It was more than just a weekend away—it became a journey defined by kindness, friendship, and a memorable Kiddush Hashem.
This past Tu BiShvat, our Chumash class celebrated the holiday in a uniquely meaningful way.
Torah U’Mesorah’s Gedolei Yisroel Share Timeless Wisdom with Mesorah High School
This past Wednesday, our incredible Mishmeres heads, Dina Wortendyke and Eliaheva Sutkin, led a fantastically creative activity that had everyone buzzing.
Last weekend, the students of Mesorah High School for Girls experienced an unforgettable Shabbaton that united all grades in a spirit of joy, achdus, and inspiration.
Last week, Mesorah High School had the privilege of hosting representatives from the Orthodox Union (OU) to provide an in-depth presentation on the intricate processes that support their kosher certification.
In a powerful and heartfelt display of achdus and tefillah, the students of Mesorah High School for Girls recently gathered for a meaningful Brachos Party, dedicated as a zechus (merit) for the safe return of the remaining Israeli hostages.
Recently, we had the incredible opportunity to attend the Bnos Convention 5785, held in the warm and welcoming community of Cincinnati, OH.
December at Mesorah High School for Girls was brimming with creativity, joy, and community spirit as we celebrated Chanuka and ended the calendar year on a high note.
Mesorah High School for Girls was privileged to welcome Chana Devorah Mishler, who shared her extraordinary journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening with the 11th & 12th grade.
Yesterday’s orientation emphasized unity and caring within Klal Yisrael. Excitement abounded with schedule reveals, dynamic presentations, and delicious meals.
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.
