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Thank You and Standing Together I want to start with a very big THANK YOU. Thank you to the faculty and staff at Yavneh for doing all you do each day in these unusual and often stressful [...]

Do you remember the pivotal moment that led you to where you are today? Do you remember the moment that changed your journey? I didn’t know it then, but for me it was the interactions I had with [...]

We are excited to share good news. With your help and based on deep and thoughtful feedback and a rigorous process, the Board of Trustees has enthusiastically appointed the position of Head of [...]

What started as a typical season: school-wide Tu B’shvat plantings and seders, a successful Generations Day and an incredible eighth grade led Purim Megillah reading, shpiel and school wide [...]

Am I my brother’s keeper? הֲשֹׁמֵ֥ר אָחִ֖י אָנֹֽכִי׃ Year after year, countless people tell me they choose Yavneh because of our community. In our increasingly online and automated world, they [...]

We, the eighth grade, have been studying Megillat Esther for the past six weeks. While we were studying this story, we saw a whole new side to the characters we had never understood before. We [...]

Integration of Robotics to other School Subjects and Projects As time goes by, I am more convinced that history was right. STEAM might be a new term but it is not a passing fad or teaching trend. [...]

On February 20, 2020, Kitah Vav traveled to San Mateo for a luncheon program with local Holocaust survivors through Jewish Family Children’s Service, JFCS. The students led songs and activities, [...]

My mother made me believe that princesses were strong women with an agenda. When I stayed home sick from school, she comforted me with imaginative stories about practical princesses who were kind [...]

Six years ago during my husband’s sabbatical we had the good fortune to live in Melbourne, Australia for six months. I knew the adventure was going to be filled with learning about another [...]