Paramus—The 10th grade at the Frisch School recently taught their parents a little about the complexities of life today in Africa. Through a project-based learning
What is Sadnat Shiluv? The Sadna is a project that encourages extremely challenged and special needs children from kindergarten age until young adulthood to integrate
Englewood—The Moriah School recently honored its teachers at a BOLD appreciation night held at Mocha Bleu with representatives from the BOLD Day School Project: Rachel
Englewood—The Moriah School recently honored its teachers at a BOLD appreciation night held at Mocha Bleu with representatives from the BOLD Day School Project: Rachel
Englewood—The Moriah School recently honored its teachers at a BOLD appreciation night held at Mocha Bleu with representatives from the BOLD Day School Project: Rachel
The first is a picture of the children practicing the Ma Nishtana. The second is the children enjoying a special musical retelling of the Pesach
Teaneck—“Team-building with Tani,” “Navigating the South Pacific on a Scotch Tape Budget,” “Psychology at the End of the World,” “Halakhic Parameters of Self-Preservation,” “Drive to
Ben Porat Yosef Kindergarten students learned experientially about how grapes must be squashed in order to make grape juice for the four cups they will
Congratulations to David Bousbib, 3rd grader at Lubavitch on the Palisades School in Tenafly, NJ for participating in a creative writing contest sponsored by New
Yavneh Academy fourth graders presented their annual Storytelling Festival of Fables for 2014 on Monday evening, March 31, and Tuesday evening, April 1, to their parents
