After a canceled senior trip the year prior and a smaller Big Bear trip the year before that, this year’s graduating class wanted to put together an impactful and exciting trip to be remembered throughout the school. To make this happen, our… Read more: Senior Trip to Arizona: A Core Memory From Senior Year

With only two weeks left in the school year, the final championship round of the Debate Club is finally here! Our participants have worked incredibly hard, climbed the ladder, and gained valuable communication skills along the way. Now, it all comes down… Read more: The Debate Club Championship

Student Council elections are approaching rapidly. Sometime next week, students will sit in the Bet Midrash and listen to the potential candidates for the Presidency deliver their speeches. Inevitably, some candidates will champion better sports equipment, more fashionable merch, more exciting trips,… Read more: Why You Should Vote Me for STUCO President

Valley Torah’s baseball team has undergone a significant transformation from a pathetic, winless team to champions in just a few years. Last week, the Wolfpack traveled to Columbus, Ohio to play in the perennial Columbus Baseball Invitational (CBI). This is the first… Read more: The Wolfpack’s Tier 3 Championship in Columbus

This past week, in my Sophomore Honors Chemistry class, taught by Mr. Kreuzberger, we have completed two amazing experiments in class regarding reactions and how different molecules behave.  The first experiment was a hydrogen balloon experiment, where students were paired into groups,… Read more: 10th Grade Science Experiments

The upcoming 2026 NBA Playoffs seems to be one of the wildest postseasons in NBA history, especially when considering the vast array of teams with serious potential to reach the finals, like the OKC Thunder, Boston Celtics, and New York Knicks. The… Read more: My 2026 NBA Playoff Predictions

Valley Torah recently had the opportunity to host IDF soldiers who came to speak about their experiences in the army. We were able to hear from both active-duty soldiers and reservists, coming from different branches and backgrounds. Even though they varied in… Read more: Hosting IDF Soldiers For a Special Speaking Event

The NCAA March Madness Basketball Tournament has long been defined by its unpredictability, but this year’s iteration was a masterclass in sporting chaos. From the opening tip-off of the first round, the tournament established itself as one of the most exhilarating and… Read more: The Chaos and Glory of the Court: A March Madness Recap

On March 17, the sophomore honors chemistry class took learning to new heights, literally. The boys designed and launched their own bottle rockets. The engineers were working in teams of 2, having 3 days of workshop to build the rocket. The students… Read more: Bottle Rocket Experiment

How private religious schools balance identity with duty

A new club offers an opportunity for high school students

An outlook of the 2026 Super Bowl

Because of the month of Adar, a time whence Jews increase joy, the school surprised its students with a bowling trip,