Six students from the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls presented their work on solving the opioid addiction crisis, in the Northwell Health Medical Marvels Research Competition, part of the … more

Assorted cartoon characters, hippies and other unusual persons appeared in the classrooms of the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls to welcome the month of simcha, Adar. Girls from every grade … more

Long Islanders were among the 18,000 pro-Israel advocates — including nearly 4,000 students — who massed in Washington this week for the annual AIPAC Policy Conference. Many shuls, … more

The preparation challah, pictured here, was one of many activities that tenth graders at HALB’s Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls engaged in during their recent leyl iyun at the school. … more

There was pink everywhere at the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls on Pink Day, Wednesday, Feb. 7. Pink banners, posters, steamers and a sea of pink-wearing students and faculty filled the … more

Tables laden with fresh and dried fruit filled the hallway at the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in honor of Tu B’shevat, the Rosh Hashanah for fruit trees. In a more in-depth … more

Six Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls seniors have been accepted to Stern College for Women Honors Program, early decision. From left with Head of School Helen Spirn: Neima Inslicht, Shoshana … more

Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls graduates now attending Israel seminaries happily greeted each other and Head of School Helen Spirn and Limudei Kodesh teacher and Israel Adviser Paghit Ralbag … more

On Asarah B’Tevet, the TTYL (Turning Tefillah into Your Life)  Committee of the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls ran an inspiring program to enhance tefillah. Upon entering the … more

Fathers of ninth graders joined their daughters for breakfast at the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls. Head of School Helen Spirn spoke about each child’s individuality and the importance of fathers acknowledging the talents of each of their children … more