Ann & Nate Levine Academy

The infants in Megan and Lisa’s class are all set for summer in their adorable handmade class shirts! Each shirt features the students’ own footprints alongside those of their classmates, creating a sweet keepsake of their year together.

These tiny footprints represent a year filled with growth, discovery, laughter, and love. We can’t think of a better way to celebrate the memories made in our infant classroom and the adventures still to come.

Last night, families, friends, educators, and community members gathered to celebrate the 8th Grade Graduation of the Levine Academy Class of 2026. Speakers included Sherry Goldberg, Board Chair of Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas, Head of School Tom Elieff and Director of Jewish Life & Learning Rabbi Feivel Rubinstein.

The evening was filled with pride, gratitude, and reflection as each graduate took the stage to share a personal speech, thanking the educators, family members, friends, and mentors who helped guide them throughout their Levine journey. Their words highlighted the friendships, lessons, and experiences that have shaped them during their years at Levine Academy.

As they turn the page to an exciting new chapter, we celebrate all they have accomplished and the remarkable young adults they have become. Mazel tov to the Class of 2026! We cannot wait to see all that lies ahead.

Our Early Childhood community gathered this morning for the last EC Shabbat of the school year, celebrating the milestones, memories, and special moments that have filled the year.

We took time to honor Head of School Tom Elieff at his final EC Shabbat, as well as 3s educator Sandy who is also retiring.

A special blessing was shared for our Pre-K students as they prepare to complete their Early Childhood journey and take their next steps forward. We also celebrated our recent and summer birthdays, filling the morning with joy, song, and community.

What a meaningful way to close another wonderful year in EC.

This morning, the 2026–2027 Student Council proudly led the Shabbat home rituals as our community gathered together for a special Shabbat.

We took time to honor Head of School Tom Elieff at his final K-8 Shabbat before retirement, expressing our gratitude for his years of leadership, dedication, and impact on Levine Academy. He will be deeply missed.

Rabbi Feivel offered a special blessing for students who will be moving to Israel this summer, and we recognized our latest No Place for Hate Award recipients, including the entire 5th grade class for their commitment to creating a welcoming and respectful community.

We also celebrated recent birthdays and, as always, joined together in song, reflection, and connection.

Hallways and classrooms are filled with students laughing, reminiscing, and signing each other’s yearbooks as the school year comes to a close. From inside jokes and heartfelt messages to promises to stay connected, these pages are becoming keepsakes filled with memories and friendship.

A special tradition marking the end of another meaningful year together.

Our toddlers have been having so much fun exploring and creating with playdough—and while they play, they’re building important developmental skills, too!

As students roll, squeeze, pinch, and shape the playdough, they are strengthening fine motor skills, hand muscles, coordination, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. They’re also practicing sharing, communication, and imaginative play with friends.

🎩📚 History came to life at the 2nd Grade Wax Museum! 📚🎩

Today, our 2nd graders transformed into famous figures from history and culture for the annual Wax Museum presentation. Students dressed as individuals such as Jane Goodall, Steve Jobs, Houdini, Stan Lee, and many more, sharing what they learned through creative research and performance.

When visitors tapped their “buttons,” students came to life and presented short biographies about their chosen person, showcasing their hard work, knowledge, and confidence.

A day in the life of a 3s student at Levine Academy EC is filled with fun, friendship, and discovery!

From hands-on learning and imaginative play to music, movement, art, and meaningful classroom moments, our 3s students spend each day exploring the world around them with curiosity and excitement.

Every activity helps build confidence, creativity, social skills, and a love of learning—all while making joyful memories with friends and caring educators along the way.

Last week, our EC students wrapped up their final P.E. classes of the year with our amazing PowerKids coaches. Throughout the year, students have grown in confidence, strength, coordination, and abilities while having so much fun moving, playing, and learning together.

We are so proud of all the progress our youngest learners have made and so grateful to our PowerKids coaches for an incredible year of energy, encouragement, and joy!