On Tuesday, May 20, hundreds of women filled Temple Emeth’s auditorium to enjoy Ma’ayanot’s Heartbeats production. Heartbeats is an annual student created, produced and directed

Sixth grade girls from the Moriah School raised over $1,000 for the Barbara Feintuch, z”l, Gemilut Chesed Fund by baking challahs for Shavuot at Ahavath

In honor of Yom Yerushalayim the Artist of the Week in K5 was Marc Chagall. The yiladim learned about the beautiful stained glass windows that

On Wednesday, May 20, former NBA first round pick and college star John Wallace visited MTA for a question-and-answer and autograph session. Wallace’s visit was

As part of their study of the American Civil War, Dr. Garry Katz’s TABC tenth grade honors American history class visited the Abe Lincoln exhibit,

Yeshivat Noam’s Buds students learned about the job of a sofer and had the opportunity to use a quill and special ink as they wrote

Yavneh Academy’s pre-k students became paleontologists. The students learned all about fossils. They now know that a fossil is an impression made in the earth

This year’s Professional Development Program at RYNJ has helped to build camaraderie, develop a wonderful sense of pride and naturally promote professional dialogue and collaboration

The Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies recently held its annual graduation at the Fair Lawn Jewish Center/Congregation B’nai Israel. The graduates are: Miranda

On Friday before Shavuot, the MTA Mountain Lions enjoyed a terrific hike in Upstate New York’s Harriman Park. They hiked from Fort Montgomery, along the

On Tuesday, May 26, Rabbi Ephraim Travis, currently the Jewish Chaplin at Fort Bragg and one of only eight Orthodox chaplains in the United States

Yeshivat Noam eighth grader Jacob Lerer has won second place at a debate between Yavneh, HALB and Yeshivat Noam students. The participants analyzed the issue