Choose a school below to learn more about learning at SAR, both in and out of the classroom.
Our Early Learning Center for children ages 2-6, is a loving, joyous Jewish environment filled with experiential learning, and passionate and nurturing teachers.
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In our Lower through Middle School, we open our students’ minds to history, literature, math, and science, all through the lens of Torah and a love for Medinat Yisrael.
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We strive to challenge every learner to move beyond his or her comfortable limits, in academic, religious, social and co-curricular areas.
Learn MoreSAR Drama Society brought the stage to life with Something Rotten! Jr. 🎭✨ ...Two shows, endless talent, and an auditorium full of energy, music, and school spirit. So proud of our cast and crew!
Still not over Sting Night 🐝🔥 One for the books!
Courage, Compassion, and Calling with Rabbi Avi Weiss
Tonight is the deadline to register for the SAR Dinner on Sunday, February 1st....
Join us as we celebrate U’Vacharta B’Chaim — Honoring Our Heroes, Inspiring the Next Generation, and pay tribute to the legacy of Natan Sharansky, our honorees Diana & Alex Tsigutkin, and Shoshi Radinsky.
Visit SARdinner.org and be part of an evening that reminds us why Jewish life, voice, and leadership matter.
Sting Night lived up to the hype!! The energy was unreal 🐝⚡️ Let’s go,... Sting!
Our students participated in the CIJE Vex-GO Lower School Inter-School Robotics... Competition at SAR Academy this week.
Out of 44 teams, SAR students earned an individual team 3rd place award in the robotics competition and brought home the 2nd Place School Banner!
Thank you to our amazing coaches, Morah Rivka and Morah Eliana, for their dedication and leadership.
Mazal tov to our students for their hard work and participation!
Be part of SAR’s 57th Anniversary Dinner Campaign...and celebrate with us on ...Sunday, February 1st.
EVERY contribution makes an impact.
⏰ Dinner reservations close Monday, January 19
Your gift helps SAR:
✨ CREATE a learning community rooted in Torah, meaning, and purpose
✨ ENSURE every SAR student receives an education that strengthens Jewish identity and pride
✨ CELEBRATE the courage and conviction of those who came before us—and inspire students to carry those lessons forward
👉 Visit SARDinner.org to make a gift and reserve your spot at the Dinner.
Together, we ensure that the values we honor today, emunah, bitachon, integrity, and courage, become the legacy we pass on to future generations.
This past Motzaei Shabbat, ELC students and their families came together for a ...fun ELC Family Night. Children and parents enjoyed an evening filled with dancing, crafts, food, and time with friends.
Highlights included besamim bag making, a spirited musical Havdalah led by the ELC ArtSpARks team, an energetic dance and bubble party, and a pizza dinner. The school was buzzing with laughter and ruach. Hakarat hatov to our Parent Association for organizing this meaningful experience for our ELC families.
8th Grade Boys Basketball Game vs. He'atid at Home
8th Grade Boys Basketball Game vs. He'atid at Home
Sting Night is almost here 🐝🔥 The Hive is READY. Tomorrow night! 🏀
🎙️ From Soviet Jewry to Sydney. From protest lines to today’s ...headlines.
🎧 Tune in to our latest podcast as Rabbi Avi Weiss joins Rabbi Binyamin Krauss for a powerful conversation about solidarity, faith, activism, and what it means to use your voice with courage and conviction.
Find SAR’s Opening Up podcast on Spotify, iTunes, or watch at bit.ly/RabbiWeissOpensUp
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Please join us as we continue the conversation on February 1 at our Anniversary Dinner and a special pre-dinner conversation with Rabbi Weiss, Natan Sharansky, and Rachel Sharansky Danziger, as we dive into the historic fight to free Soviet Jewry 40 years ago and explore what the next generation is called upon to do today.
Be part of the evening — register at SARDinner.org
Opening Up About Spiritual Activism with Rabbi Avi Weiss and Rabbi Binyamin ...Krauss
🎙️ Coming Soon...
What does spiritual advocacy look like in ...today’s world? And how do we learn from the voices who stood up before us?
As we look ahead to our Anniversary Dinner on Sunday, February 1, we had the honor of recording a powerful podcast conversation with Rabbi Avi Weiss, reflecting on spiritual advocacy across generations and his tireless dedication to fighting for Natan Sharansky’s release, standing alongside him in one of the most defining struggles for Jewish freedom and human rights.
The conversation connects past courage with today’s challenges, both locally and globally, and reminds us what it truly means to use one’s voice.
Stay tuned and visit SARdinner.org to join us Feb. 1 and support our dinner campaign!
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