Kfar Aza Awareness Campaign
March 11-18, 2024
Amplifying the Kfar Aza Story
of Survival and Courage
March 11-18, 2024
The Ades Family
is just one of 340 Kfar Aza households now bearing the burden of evacuation and great financial distress after already surviving unimaginable atrocities
on October 7th.
They are now refugees in their own country.
Hear their story of courage and resilience in the face of great loss and destruction.
Upcoming Events
Telling their story
SAR Israel Solidarity Mission (November 2023)
SAR Israel Solidarity Mission (November 2023)
Kfar Aza
SAR Community Visits Kfar Aza (February 2024)
Kfar Aza (February 2024)
The KCI Food Pantry is an integral part of SAR High School. We are proud of ...what we have accomplished and know that with the continued support from our community, we can keep this important chesed initiative going and growing. Support the KCI Food Pantry here:
https://bit.ly/supportKCI #onlyatthehive #chesedatthehive Wishing everyone a Chag Kasher v’Sameach!
Episode 28 - The Sounds of Silence - Parashat Metzora
Episode 28 - The Sounds of Silence - Parashat Metzora
This week we had our 6th meeting with Comp Sci High. After lunch we learned ...about each other's cultures through cooking. We made Senegalese Jollof Rice, Challah, and Mangu. Students enjoyed hearing about the meaning of these cultural foods and spending time with their friends from Comp Sci High.
This program was generously funded by the Nagel Gen-3 Fund.
#onlyatthehive #buildingbridges
Rabbi Nadel's Breishit class went on a journey to Gan Eden today, or the ...closest representation of it in the area. As part of their final, they went on a trip to the Untermyer Gardens. Here they are pictured between the "Cherubs" with four rivers splitting behind them. While there the class shared a picnic in the garden and each individual shared personal "Lech Lecha" moments, significant moments in their respective spiritual journeys leading up to this moment. #onlyatthehive #sarhsclassof2024
Last Thursday, SAR High School participated in the annual Envision Shakespeare ...competition, which is run by our very own Nancy Edelman, along with Rebecca Lopkin, artistic director of Envision Theater. Our team, coached by Allison Miller, prepared the famous scene from The Merchant of Venice in which Shylock learns of his daughter's betrayal and vows to take revenge on Antonio, asking "Hath not a Jew eyes?" and reminding the audience of his humanity. They also heard director Jessica Schechter discuss her experiences as an observant Jew with a career in the arts, and participated in acting workshops with renowned performers. Congratulations to Nate (grade 11) on winning the Best Actor award for his portrayal of Shylock, and to Yehuda (grade 12) on winning the Best Supporting Actor award for his portrayal of Tubal.
The SAR Varsity Baseball team travelled to Boston for the Ezra Schwartz ...Memorial Baseball Tournament this past weekend. After playing five intense games, the team won the championship and returned home with a trophy. But even better than the feeling of victory was the warm welcome and gracious hospitality extended by their hosts and the sense of camaraderie they felt with the members of the other teams. Congrats to all of the players! #onlyatthehive #letsgosting
Mr. Krausz's senior statistics students showcased their mathematical ...skills at the annual Probability Carnival where they ran booths featuring games of probability that they created. As underclassmen and faculty tried their hand at the games, the seniors competed to see who could earn the most profit. #onlyatthehive #sarhsclassof2024🎓
Episode 27 - The Big Game - Parashat Tazria
Start your journey with SAR
A Letter from the Principal
Dear Friend,
Learning that takes place at SAR is
predicated on the understanding that all children possess a divine spark,
that they all have a unique contribution to make to this world, and that
they will perform their best when they are joyfully engaged as active and
confident learners. SAR’s open architecture, both physical and
philosophical, promotes open thinking, boundless energy, and a warmth that
radiates.
Our students feel confident about themselves, about their questions, and about their achievements, both academic and social. Their confidence, in turn, transforms their schooling from a passive understanding to living ownership of the work and learning they enjoy every day.
We emphasize relationships, in which all members of the school, students and faculty alike, interact in ways that reflect respect, collaboration, and a shared commitment to Torah and mitzvot.
Here we live Judaism. We care for one another and for our school community, and we accept our responsibilities as world citizens as we challenge each other to grow every day. We invite you to come and experience SAR for yourself, and observe our commitment to helping students move beyond their comfortable limits as they grow as learners and human beings.
A Letter from the Principals
Dear Friend,
Upon walking through the open air spaces of SAR High School, one immediately senses the warmth, vibrancy and inspiration that permeate the building. One is greeted by smiling faces, students happy to come each day to learn Torah and general studies with teachers, administration and staff who love, respect and care for them deeply. The spirit of inquiry and exploration is infectious. The SAR High School environment is one that promotes deep learning and growth along with a spirit of joy, respect and care for each other.
We are so proud to be a mission driven, coeducational Modern Orthodox yeshiva high school. SAR High School is committed to creating a community of learners dedicated to shaping thoughtful and caring young men and women with a deep commitment to Torah and mitzvot as well as a deep concern for the world around them. At SAR, we believe that Torah shapes how we see the world and how we see the world informs our understanding of Torah. A spirit of critical inquiry merges with profound respect and dedication for halakhic practice and Jewish values.
Advisory, Beit Midrash fellows, grade meetings, shabbatonim – and a rich array of curricular and co-curricular programming – provide students with many opportunities to find their voice and explore their passions and talents outside the classroom. SAR High School is committed to helping students move beyond their comfortable limits as they grow as learners and human beings.
We hope that you enjoy visiting our website. Better yet, come visit us. We look forward to welcoming you in person to SAR High School.
Rabbi Tully Harcsztark and Rabbi Jonathan Kroll