The Dean's Blog

The Annual Irby Cooper Memorial Alumni Game returned home last night, after a few years in alternate venues.  The turnout was great, the foo...

The Muqata: Talmud Study now Mandatory in South Korea : "The following fascinating article was translated by The Muqata from YNET. Clo...

Shoshana Somer and Molly Brakha have been selected as "Top Finalists" in B'nai Brith International's 2011 Diverse Minds Y...

An unprecedented five MHA / FYOS students were admitted into Yeshiva University's prestigious Honors Program for 2011-2012.  Applicants...

For weeks now, Purim has been in the air throughout the school.  From dress-up corners in the Early Childhood transformed into make-believe ...

Dr. David Pelcovitz, a leading professor of psychology at the Azrieli Graduate School of Education and Administration, recently posted 7 tip...

It seems that every day another one of our teachers begins venturing out of the world of traditional essays, reports, and tri-fold presentat...

The recipe never seems to get old: take a whole bunch of high school kids, give them a classic play, mix in a heavy dose of Dr. Kutliroff, a...

Congratulations to Coach Winestone and our Mini Macs Girls Basketball team on winning their league championship game tonight!  The team has ...

There are few MHA traditions as hallowed as the practice of our high schools dancing down to the Lower School on Rosh Chodesh Adar and toget...

Congratulations to 11th grader Jeremy Cooper who was named this week's Cellular South Academic All-Star by the Commercial Appeal .  The...

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In case we need any further proof that we’re guiding our students into unchartered territories, see this piece in the Science Section of to...

The accolades for 12th grader Maddie Tavin continue to pour in.  First she received a full academic scholarship, worth well over $100,000 to...

If you haven't yet seen the wikispace created by our elementary school science teacher, Mrs. Hunt, be sure to check it out.  You and you...

A number of months ago, a program called Faceshuk picked up my blog.  Faceshuk is designed to give certain Jewish bloggers greater exposure...

Sunday evening was Kitah Alef's moment to shine - and shine they did. With beautiful songs, hand motions, and lines recited in both Eng...

Last week our Boys High School returned from another incredible Gatlinburg Shabbaton. The weekend, spent high in the Smokey Mountains of Ea...

One of the facets of our high school program that we are most proud of, is their emphasis on community service.  Students in both schools ar...

Over the past week there have been Tu Bi-Shvat celebrations in all of our divisions. Perhaps the most innovative, however, was that of our ...