Hannah Senesh Community Day School

We are so proud of our eighth graders and twelfth grade alumni on their high school, college, and gap year acceptances! 🎉

Their hard work, curiosity, and perseverance have all led to this exciting milestone, and we can’t wait to see all that they accomplish in their next chapters.

Remember students, wherever you go, you carry the Senesh spirit with you—congratulations & mazal tov! 💙

Proud to march as part of the Brooklyn B’Yachad cluster at the Israel Day on Fifth Parade 🇮🇱💙

Kick off Pride Month with a Community Rainbow Challah Braid 🌈

Plus: rainbow challah covers, snacks, music, and time to schmooze and get into the Shabbat spirit.
Co-presented with Fig Tree

Tomorrow night—don’t miss this important conversation.

Inspired by “Don’t Feed the Lion,” join Bianna Golodryga in conversation with Abby Sher. Together, we’ll explore how to help our children navigate antisemitism, bullying, and tough moments with empathy, confidence, and courage.

✨ Bring your kids—admission for children is FREE
Designed for families with kids ages 8–12, but meaningful for all.

Come to listen, reflect, and leave with real tools for the conversations that continue at home.

Happening tomorrow—spots are filling, don’t wait
👉 Register now
https://events.humanitix.com/dont-feed-the-lion-brooklyn

Presented in partnership with:
Congregation Beth Elohim, Flatbush Jewish Center, JCC Brooklyn, The Jewish Agency for Israel, Jewish Book Council, Jewish Parent Academy, Nu Reads, Park Slope Jewish Center, Romemu Brooklyn, and UJA-Federation of New

Laughter, lights, and a little royal chutzpah 👑✨

Our 8th graders absolutely shined in Once Upon a Mattress, bringing the house down and giving us a performance we’ll be talking about long after the curtain call. We are so proud of this incredible cast. Yasher koach!

The first round of our end-of-year celebrations is complete and our hearts are so full 💙

From our kindergarteners bringing in Shabbat with confidence, to first graders receiving their siddurim (prayerbooks), to second graders leading us through Torah with depth and pride—each milestone celebration was a beautiful reflection of growth, joy, and learning.

We are so proud of our students and the strong foundation they’re building every day at Senesh. More celebrations to come ✨

In a moment when these conversations matter more than ever—join us.

Inspired by “Don’t Feed the Lion” (), this powerful evening features Bianna Golodryga () in conversation with Abby Sher (), plus a special message from Yonit Levi.

Together, we’ll explore how to help our children navigate antisemitism, bullying, and tough moments with empathy, confidence, and courage.

Designed for families with kids ages 8–12—but truly meaningful for all.

Come to listen, reflect, and leave with real tools for the conversations that continue at home.

👉 Spots are limited—register today (Link in Bio)

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🌍 Alumni Spotlight: From Senesh to Jerusalem 💙

We are proud to spotlight Senesh alum Sarah Cabot '13, now living in Jerusalem and bringing her aliyah dreams to life 🇮🇱✨

Sarah is in her second year of an intensive five-year halacha (Jewish law) program at a women’s beit midrash, preparing to take on meaningful religious leadership roles.
Alongside her learning, she teaches Talmud, halacha, midrash, and Jewish thought at both an international gap year seminary and a pre-army Israeli seminary.

Sarah reflects the passion, purpose, and lifelong love of learning at the heart of a Senesh education.

SECOND CHANCE AUCTION NOW LIVE!

Didn't get the item you wanted at our Senesh Auction? Our Second Chance Senesh Auction is now open, and every winning bid helps support enhanced security at our school—an investment in the safety and well-being of our community!

Each item up for bid has been generously donated by our supporters, partners, and sponsors, with all proceeds supporting Senesh.

Thank you for your support, and happy bidding!