Beth Tfiloh faculty and staff bid a bittersweet farewell to five beloved veteran BT educators at the school's 2018-19 faculty closing meeting.

BT Middle and High School performed an array of mesmerizing dance styles — including contemporary and classical modern, jazz, and lyrical styles, plus international influences — at this week's Spring Dance Showcase.

Congratulations to all our Middle School athletes who were recognized at the 2019 Middle School Athletics Awards ceremony!

At the Innovations Project exhibit, eighth grade students presented their research and predictions on a variety of innovations, from the robotics, stem cell research, and hydropower to modern Zionism, the evolution of makeup and more.

Mazal tov to all of the Beth Tfiloh Middle School students who took top spots in the English division at the 2019 Chidon HaTanach (Bible Contest) national competition.

Beth Tfiloh seventh grade students met members of the United States Secret Service, as part of their study of the United States government and the constitution.

Sixth grade students learned about the inner workings of their developing brains and how it impacts their daily functioning with science teacher Mrs. Beeny Finkelstein.

Beth Tfiloh teachers, students and parents sent the class of 2019 off to their Natanzon/Taylor Senior Trip to Poland and Israel with words of inspiration, prayer, and wishes for a safe and meaningful trip at yesterday's Spring Convocation.

Kol hakavod (well done!) to these 27 BT Middle School students who spent the past six months studying several books of Tanach (Bible), including Shemot (Exodus), Yehoshua (Joshua), Megillat Esther and Yonah (Jonah) to qualify for the national Chidon HaTanach Bible Quiz:

It was another amazing Purim day at Beth Tfiloh!

Beth Tfiloh eighth graders’ months of research into their diverse family histories culminated last week with an art installation of their 3D creative depictions at the Jewish Museum of Maryland.

Our sixth grade students spent a week learning in depth about the mitzvot they are taking on as b'nai mitzvah, and then creating the related ritual items to fulfill those mitzvot at the recent Mitzvah Week.

It was a day of stark contrasts for our seventh grade students in Washington, DC.

As part of their chemistry unit, BT sixth grade students researched facts about chemical elements, then made 3D models showcasing those elements’ atoms.

Scott Blumberg '03, a BT High School grad and Dorot parent, returns to Beth Tfiloh to teach our Middle School students the fundamentals of cybersecurity and how to keep personal information safe.

Mrs. Agronin’s fifth grade humanities class delved into both the physical and symbolic role the lion door knocker played in the historical novel, A Lion to Guard Us.

Reb Tzvi Haber’s sixth grade Judaics class began learning about Purim and the story of the Purim Megillah today with a little help from Netflix’s hit post-apocalyptic 2018 hit film, "Bird Box."