


Rabbi Tzvi Rosenshein emphasized gratitude, intentional prayer, and recognizing kindness to foster spiritual growth from Elul through Hoshana Rabba.
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.
Stories down and deep into a basement lies a very special school I’m in called MHS─Mesorah High School for Girls.
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.
Students at Mesorah High School for Girls engage in diverse classes to deeply understand Rosh Hashana, exploring prayers, Torah, and halacha.
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.