Congrats to the SAR FIRST Lego League on winning a silver ticket to participate in the NYC robotics semi-finals at the qualifying competition! Kol hakavod on your hard work and hatzlacha rabba to our middle schoolers in their upcoming competition! Meet our pets who are coded to simulate how to best take care of dogs, […]Read More
SAR Academy kicked off the 2024-25 academic year, welcoming students back for an exciting year ahead! The past two weeks included a whirlwind of learning and activities across the ELC, Lower School, and Middle School. Leading up to the first day, orientations allowed students to visit classrooms, meet their teachers, and connect with fellow students […]Read More
Jewish Living & Learning Every day, we live Judaism joyfully—interacting with one another and the world at large in ways that reflect respect, collaboration, and a shared commitment to Torah and mitzvot. In order to experience all that we teach, SAR has a longstanding tradition of holding school during Chol HaMoed Sukkot, Chanukah, and Purim. […]Read More
Middle School Math With an emphasis on growth mindset, SAR Middle School students develop analytical thinking, number sense, math vocabulary, and learn to decode, communicate, and reason mathematically. Classes are leveled but are configured flexibly so students can advance or receive more support as needed. The large majority of our students complete Algebra in grade […]Read More
Renowned artist Tobi Kahn visited SAR Academy’s GRAND Gallery for the opening of his exhibit: LOOKING. SEEING. BEING., followed by a well-attended hands-on family workshop led by Tobi himself. Tobi Kahn is a painter and sculptor whose work can be found in major museum, corporate, and private collections. Tobi shared his work including paintings and […]Read More
SAR Academy’s 3rd grade transformed the gym into a Beit Midrash for the students’ Chagigat Rashi. The performers made their grand entrance under their grade’s special tallit and sang a compilation of upbeat Israeli songs. Student representatives shared divrei torah about their favorite Rashi commentary. The 3rd-grade students then put on their teachers’ caps and […]Read More