"Teach a child according to their way," (Proverbs 22.6). At SSLI, this principle is at the core of everything we do.
Integration of a wide range of general and Judaic subjects reflects our belief that Schechter students should “have it all.”
An inquiry-based approach stimulates critical thinking and remains a cornerstone of true academic excellence.
[Williston Park, NY, March 12, 2025] – In celebration of Purim, Schechter School of Long Island is excited to announce the release of our special Puri...
Recognized for Improving Female Representation in AP Computer Science Principles[Williston Park, NY]─Schechter School of Long Island has earned the Co...
Over winter break, I had the opportunity to travel to Israel on a mission trip with United Synagogue Youth (USY). The trip was aptly called Chidush, w...
Schechter News Live! Our Middle School students hosted an incredible talk show in tefillah, featuring a special guest... Rabbi Shimshon ben Ray v'Rach...
Our Lower School Robotics team had a blast at the CIJE Robotics Competition! Using the VEX-Go robots they built themselves, our students joined forces...
Our second Tomim Hashnayim (Two are Better) program of the year was a hit! The eighth grade Hebrew classes enjoyed visiting the first grade to teach t...
Eleventh grade Rabbinics students and Morah Shelly’s 3A class kicked off the first Tovim HaShnayim joyful, Jewish, shared experience! “Tovim Hashnayim...
AP Psychology students learned about the nervous system by making candy neurons! Each student brought in a variety of different shapes of candy to rep...
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