The Dean's Blog

There are few days in our school calendar as special as the annual alumni game. Hundreds of men, women, and children spanning four generati...

Two of our high school students received prestigious national awards last week. Andrew Tavin, a senior in our Cooper Yeshiva High School fo...

That may be true, but for students in grades 1-6 - at least for Math - that is no longer a valid excuse. We have purchased a license for the...

The winners of January's Dean's Writing Awards are in. While, due to tough competition on the General Studies side this month he d...

...the passing of numerous boring words in the 5th and 6th grade. They were laid to rest in an elaborate ceremony today presided over by Mr...

There has been a flurry of activity in the Girls High School over the past week. Last week featured their annual Gatlinburg retreat which, ...

Another set of unforgettable moments were created and forever forged in the memories of our high school boys this past shabbos in their annu...

To all of my blog subscribers who have been wondering what siman in Shulchan Aruch allows me to blog on shabbos, let me put your mind at eas...

Thanks to the efforts of our middle and high school history teacher Dr. Whitney Kennon, MHA/FYOS has been selected to be a recipient of the ...

4th through 8th grade competed in the National Geographic Society 's nation-wide geography bee. Each class in grades 4-8 first held the...

While we, like Yehudah HaLevi a millennium ago, are at the edge of the West, we have made it a priority to ensure that our students hearts...

The results are in from December's Dean's Writing Award . This month's submissions were amongst the best I've gotten yet an...

Earlier in the month I blogged about the Names, Not Numbers program for which our seniors were conducting and filming interviews with surviv...

As a surprise for the students, Color War, traditionally held in the beginning of June, was moved to Monday, December 22nd. Some early conc...

The 2nd Annual Cooper Invitational Tournament was an unprecedented success. Conceived and implemented by Coach Josh Kahane, it surpassed a...

Nothing brings our school to life quite like Chanukah. Click below for a quick glimpse into the myriad of programs, events, and festivities...

The winners of November's Dean's writing award give us a glimpse into two less common areas of student writing. In the non-Judaic c...

The 2nd Annual Cooper Invitational Tournament is set to begin this Thursday evening at MJCC. Beginning this afternoon, eight boys high scho...

Words can hardly describe the educational experience our 12th graders have had this week as they conducted their interviews for the Names, N...

I wonder how many schools in the world (other than our Girls School) have something quite like our Boys High School Steak Dinner. How many...