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 MoreA sukkah made of Magna-Tiles? In the ELC, we know anything is possible. And oh,Read more what a colorful journey it was. Come along, and step inside, for a look...
Chag Sameach!
We have a longstanding tradition of being in school on Chol Hamoed Sukkot. Read moreThese days give our students the opportunity to live what they’ve been learning: fulfilling the mitzvot and feeling the joy of the chag with their friends and teachers.
As we gathered on the field for Hallel and Hoshanot, there was something so special about hearing our students’ voices come together in tefila and seeing them celebrate the chag together.
Before we dance with the Torah on Simchat Torah, our youngest learners get to Read moremeet it up close.
This week our ELC students took a special look at a Sefer Torah with Rabbi Krauss. They learned about the work of a sofer, saw how each letter is carefully formed, and began to understand the care and reverence that go into writing a Torah.
Seeing Torah through their eyes reminds all of us how precious it is.
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Building a community shaped by friendship, warmth, belonging, and care for one Read moreanother.
Challenging ourselves, exploring new ideas, and growing through every Read moreexperience.
As we emerge from Yom Kippur, we're reminded of the power of our voices, Read moreraised in prayer, in hope, and together as a community.
Just before Shabbat, our students stood outside Gracie Mansion alongside peers from Ramaz and Park East and members of the wider community. They shared personal words of hope and led us in tefila, song, and joyous dancing.
It was a moment of Jewish pride and unity, and a message we carry with us into the year ahead: We are proud to be Jewish. Proud to be New Yorkers. And proud to stand together.
May this year be one of peace, hope, and strength for our community, for Israel, and for Am Yisrael. Shana Tova.
Our students raised their voices in beautiful tefila and sweet shira on the Read morestreets of New York City, outside Gracie Mansion, proud of their Jewish identity and proud of their solidarity with Israel. We could not be more proud of them. Gmar Chatima Tova.
This morning, our students stood outside Gracie Mansion and davened out loud, Read moretogether with peers from Ramaz, Park East, KJ, Romemu, and the wider community.
Two days before Yom Kippur, they came to the city on school buses, to pray, to sing, and to say something simple: we are proud to be Jewish, and proud to be New Yorkers.
Eighth grader Annie C. told the crowd, "I want to feel safe being openly Jewish in my city. I want to be able to wear my Magen David, go to synagogue, and go to school without being afraid."
Senior Stella Z. closed her remarks with this: "Being proud to be Jewish here doesn't mean standing apart from this city. It means adding our voice to a place that was built on exactly that."
For the students who rallied together today, the morning was about pride and belonging. It gave them a chance to be visibly, proudly Jewish in the city they call home, as the new year begins, and we are so proud of them.
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Rooting our days in Torah, tefillah, and a commitment to lives of meaning and Read morepurpose.
