Learning at SAR
SAR is dedicated to the philosophy that every child possesses a divine spark, has unique worth as an individual, and should be encouraged to achieve according to his or her ability. Students are guided to take risks, to be creative, and to develop their academic skills. We believe learning happens both in and out of the classroom and open our students’ minds to history, literature, math, science, tefillah, gemara, and medinat yisrael – all through the lens of torah. Our learning environment promotes an open thinking, boundless energy, and a warm, inclusive atmosphere.
ELC
At the Early Learning Center (ELC), SAR’s school for children ages 2-6, we create a joyous and loving Jewish environment filled with experiential learning, passionate and nurturing teachers, Hebrew immersion, and STEAM-focused curricula.
Academy
In grades 1-8, we open our students’ minds to history, literature, math, science, tefillah, Medinat Yisrael–all through the lens of Torah. We nurture in our children the understanding that Torah informs who we are in all of our interactions, and how we hold ourselves in the world.
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High School
SAR High School is a co-educational Modern Orthodox yeshiva, dedicated to shaping thoughtful and caring young men and women with a deep commitment to, and as well as a deep concern for, the world around them.
Please join us for this incredibly moving performance. To purchase tickets ...please visit https://saracademy.org/play-october-7/ or check your email to RSVP.
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
Today we welcomed an Israeli powerhouse - combat medic and Miss Israel 2021 ...@noacochva. Noa joined us for our daily Tefilot for Israel on the steps and spoke to our 4th, 5th, and 7th grade students - encouraging them to speak their truth and stand up even when it's hard. Thank you, Noa! #AmYisraelChai
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
Meet Mishna Marathoner Pacey!
#MishnaMarathonersMondaySpotlight ...#SARAcademy #MishnaYomit #ConsistencyConsistencyConsistency #2ADayGoesALongWay
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.