Rabbi Berel Wein has become a household name through his widely distributed audio lectures and popular books on Jewish history. In Teach Them Diligently, the
After the creation of Adam and Chava, the Torah says “Al Ken Yaazov Ish Es Oviv Ves Imo, Vdovak B’ishto Vhoyu L’vosor Echod”—therefore a man
I hope I am not stoned for saying this, but I really like snow days. I have waited to make this confession until spring has
Artist/Poet Gerd Stern will be the featured reader for the “Thursdays Are for Poetry Reading” (held on the third Thursday every month) at the Teaneck
Artist/Poet Gerd Stern will be the featured reader for the “Thursdays Are for Poetry Reading” (held on the third Thursday every month) at the Teaneck
I started my journey up the first hill not quite unlike the rest of my mornings in yeshiva. This morning, however, I would not only
Students from the Rabbi Mark and Linda Karasick Shalem High Schools at TABC and Ma’ayanot performed the musical An American Tale on May 29 to
Jewish Boy, Girl, and Cub Scouts from as close as New Jersey and as far as Virginia and Massachusetts attended this year’s regional Kinus, a
Kol Hakavod to the Yavneh Academy 5th graders on raising over $24,000 for Chai Lifeline. As a reward for their amazing efforts, Chai Lifeline treated
Ben Porat Yosef sixth and seventh graders left for an overnight trip to Camp Monroe on May 19. They had the opportunity to hike, fish,
Mazel tov to Jonathan Katz (Englewood, NJ), a 5th-grade student at The Moriah School, who recently scored the highest number of points nationally in the
Yavneh Academy’s Early Childhood students were privileged to visit Yavneh Academy’s first 7th-grade Human Body Expo. The students’ projects were made from recyclable material. Each
