Tauber Academy

Our Alyim students had a beautiful and meaningful experience last Friday as they learned about the Jewish value of honoring our elders.

Together with Cantor Roger, the children visited the residents at The Vi and led a joyful Kabbalat Shabbat filled with singing, smiles, and connection. It was so special to watch our students bring warmth, ruach, and happiness to the community while creating meaningful intergenerational bonds.

We are so proud of our students for living our Jewish values through kindness, respect, and bringing joy to others.

Lag B’Omer fun in full swing! 🏕️🔥 Our students went pretend camping, made crafts, sat by “campfires,” and enjoyed sweet s’mores! 🍫

Yesterday was a truly special moment at Tauber Academy.
We were so excited to welcome back Yonatan and Noa, proud Tauber alumni now in Elementary School, who returned to read to our Pre-K 3 students and say hello to Ms. Chistell, their preschool teacher.
Watching them share their love of reading with our youngest learners was both heartwarming and inspiring.
This is the true meaning of Kehila—community. The bonds built at Tauber extend far beyond the classroom, creating connections that continue to grow year after year.
A special bonus, they even got to meet Fluffy!
Tauber Academy is not just a school; it is a forever home.

Givolim, Alyim, and Prachim had a great time celebrating Dr. Seuss week!

Green juice day in Givolim! 🥬✨ Our students chopped cucumbers, celery, spinach, ginger, apples, and carrots, then blended them with pineapple juice and water. A fun way to practice fine motor skills and learn about healthy foods! 🥕🍍

Chag Purim Sameach! Our Alyim and Prachim class paraded through the Seniors event for Purim, bringing so much joy and ruach! 🎭✨
Our Prachim students also led a beautiful activity, decorating masks together with the seniors. The room was filled with creativity and big smiles!

♻️🍕 Reduce, Reuse & Recycle… with a slice of fun! This week, our Alyim students got creative by building a recycled pizza oven from cardboard boxes! They made their own pizza, veggies, and toppings while learning how reusing materials helps take care of our Earth.