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 More24 Hours to Go — Are You Counted In? 🐝
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Counting so many moments that matter…
Now we’re in the final 24 hours of SAR’s Shavuot Appeal.
At the heart of this campaign is U’Vacharta Ba'Chaim, the choice to live with purpose, to invest in what matters, and to take responsibility for one another.
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Machon Siach at SAR High School hosted Bete Yisrael to Israel: The Ethiopian ...Jewish Journey, a day of learning dedicated to the history, resilience, and ongoing story of Ethiopian Jewry.
At a moment when strengthening Jewish Peoplehood feels especially urgent, students had the opportunity to engage directly with scholars, activists, educators, artists, and community leaders whose lives and work illuminate this often underrepresented chapter of the Jewish experience.
The program featured Ethiopian Israeli scholar Rav Dr. Sharon Shalom and activist Roni Fantanesh Malkai, who reflected on their Aliyah from Ethiopia during Operation Brothers alongside former Mossad commander Dani Limor, whose efforts helped lead the rescue mission. Students also learned from Rav Menachem Waldman, Rabbi of Gondar, and from Joseph Feit and his children Rebecca (SAR High School Parent) and Jeremy, whose humanitarian work continues to support the Jewish community in Gondar today.
Professor Ephraim Isaac, founder of Harvard University’s African and Afro-American Studies Department, spoke about bridge-building between Black and Jewish communities and the enduring importance of dialogue and shared responsibility.
Throughout the day, students also experienced Ethiopian Jewish culture through art, storytelling, music, and food. Tamara Tarango Baynesain led a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony and prepared fresh injera while sharing her journey to Israel during Operation Solomon. Artist and educator Hirut Ruth Yosef guided students in traditional Ethiopian art while reflecting on her childhood in Gondar and her family’s journey to Israel.
Thank you to our speakers, educators, and community partners for creating a day rooted in scholarship, history, and meaningful connection.
Wow! What a night! 🎨🥁🎶✨
SAR Academy was transformed into a ...vibrant celebration of student creativity at our Schoolwide Interactive Arts Festival! Families explored incredible student-produced exhibits featuring drawing, painting, digital photography, ceramics, fiber art, film, poetry, music, and so much more. From hands-on art, gardening, and writing activities to fantastic performances by our students in grades 3-5 and the Middle School band, the school was filled with creativity, excitement, and joy.
We are beyond proud of our students for sharing their imagination and talents, and grateful to our amazing Arts Faculty and ELC ARTS Sparks Team for making the evening unforgettable. A huge THANK YOU to our families for showing up with such enthusiasm and support, your encouragement makes experiences like this so special for our students!
We marked Yom Yerushalayim through music, tefillah, and connections that ...brought Israel close.
From joyous music by singer and chayal Noam Buskila to the inspiring words of Rav Tamir and Rabbanit Avivit Granot, and Rabbi Dr. Sharon Shalom sharing his journey from Ethiopia to Israel, our students celebrated and experienced the resilience and hope of Yerushalayim all week long.
We choose a life shaped by Torah.
At SAR, learning is the foundation ...for how our students think, live, and grow.
U’Vacharta Ba'Chaim means choosing Torah as our guide.
Help us continue building a school rooted in Torah values and dedicated to helping every child thrive. Support SAR at Bee4SAR.org.
SAR Varsity Boys Baseball wins their third consecutive CBI Championship, ...defeating Frisch 7-3 to bring home the trophy once again! ⚾️🏆🐝👏🏻
Join us for an evening of film and conversation next Tuesday, May 26, as we ...screen Centered: Joe Lieberman, a documentary exploring the life and legacy of Sen. Joe Lieberman z"l and his model of principled leadership.
Following the film, we are honored to welcome Congressman Ritchie Torres and Hadassah Lieberman for a special conversation reflecting on Senator Lieberman’s enduring impact on public life, leadership, and moral courage.
The series continues on June 4 with Looking Up, the inspiring story of Eitan Armon’s climb in the face of vision loss, followed by a conversation with filmmaker Elena Neuman.
🎟 Tickets: $18 each | bit.ly/SARFilms
We hope you’ll join us for these meaningful evenings of film and conversation.
We choose what comes next.
Our students are the future...thoughtful, ...committed, and ready to build a Jewish life.
At SAR, U'Vacharta BaChaim ובחרת בחיים means Choosing the Future.
The future is in your hands! Help us get to the finish line...we're 70% of the way toward our goal - support our Shavuot Appeal at Bee4SAR.org.
4 Days to Go!
We choose responsibility for one another. Ensuring access to ...a Torah education is a collective commitment...one we actively uphold.
ובחרת בחיים Choosing responsibility.
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