News & Announcements

The 2020-2021/5781 academic calendar is now available. Please pay special attention to the week of August 31st as we welcome our students back to our campus in a thoughtful and systematic fashion. All events at school during the first few months of the year will be conducted entirely via Zoom. Included in this are all back to school evening events. We will continue to assess that decision based on the changing climate and will adhere to the advice of our medical professionals. The Google calendar on Parent Locker, website and school app will be updated throughout the year and it is a good resource to keep apprised of school events. YPAA will be distributing a print calendar that should arrive mid-September.

March 2020: The beginning of many “lasts” for our Class of 2020...
June 2020: A very special “first” -- a most incredible, ruach-filled, and memorable Yavneh Drive-In Graduation, and – for the first time since March -- The Class of 2020 gathered together, as we celebrated their momentous achievement. Future graduations will never be the same. Mazal tov to the Class of 2020. We will miss you!

PLEASE CLICK ON ARTICLE NAME TO VIEW VIDEO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FnUUrjcnCk&feature=youtu.be This year’s theme is "Seeing the Good, עין טובה" and our Daglanut performance illustrates just that!!
Covid-19 was not going to stop our traditions. We adapted and saw the good. Dancing to Omer Adam’s latest song-יש דברים שלא עושים- Some things You Just Don’t Do, the 7th grade girls demonstrate that even with social distancing we are united and can see through rose colored glasses- אז קניתי משקפיים לראות יותר ורוד, I see that there is always a reason to be joyous and dance! -ראיתי בעיניים מה גורם לנו לרקוד.

Yavneh Academy cordially invites prospective parents to a dynamic Virtual Open House program on Wednesday evening, October 21, at 8:00 p.m.
Join us to learn about our stimulating Judaic and general studies programs, and warm and inspiring environment.

Adar at Yavneh began with a beautiful musical Hallel. The many silly hats throughout the building helped to contribute to the simcha of the new month. The ruach was especially felt in the Lower School gym where our younger students showed an incredible amount of ruach during our grade-wide chagigot with a special Silent DJ Chagigah for Middle School. We are so happy that our friends from Gan Yavneh came to join us for the dancing!

On Saturday evening, January 11, nearly 650 attendees gathered at the Marriott Glenpointe in Teaneck for Yavneh Academy’s 77th Annual Dinner.

Guests celebrated Yavneh and paid homage to Robyn and Shukie Grossman (Guests of Honor), Rachel and Issar Kieffer (Service Award Recipients), and Rabbi Dr. Aaron Ross & Naomi Mandlebaum (Faculty and Staff Awardees). Co-chairs for the 77th Annual Dinner were Yavneh parents Amy Buchsbayew and Tzippy Cohnen.
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