TABC opened its doors to 225 prospective students and their parents on Sunday morning for the school’s annual Open House. Following introductory remarks by Head of School Rabbi Shlomo Stochel, student speakers Gavri Segal ‘23 (Manhattan) and Micah Cyrulnik ‘24 (Teaneck) highlighted different aspects of the TABC experience in thoughtful and engaging addresses to the nearly 800 people in attendance. They were followed by a video presentation which featured an inside look at a day in the life at TABC. TABC shared its commitment to ensuring the success of each individual learner as teachers and rebbeim engaged prospective students and parents in dynamic sessions, covering a range of topics related to academics and student life. Parents also got to select mini-lessons and shiurim to attend from a menu of a dozen offerings ranging from a high-level Gemara shiur to storyboarding for film to physics in the time of the Beit Hamikdash.

The event concluded with a lunch and Student Life fair, where academic departments, clubs, publications and athletic and academic teams were set up around the perimeter of the room. Student ambassadors and current parents contributed to the warmth of the event and, as always, TABC’s legendary school spirit was a highlight of the day.