Last Monday, during their lunch, MTA’s “Music Vs.” club—a multi-school program that uses the arts as a way to connect students with elderly and veteran

TABC seniors thoroughly enjoyed their trip to Florida last week, one that boasted an impressive itinerary, including: visits to Universal Islands of Adventure, Universal Studios,

Under the direction of Barbra Solomon, the Yeshivat Noam eighth grade girls presented a fantastic musical production of The Wizard of Oz to an all-female

“Alexander was on his way out of the room when he heard the distinctive tick-tock of the clock. He scurried to the other side of

Several Yeshivat Noam fifth grade students were among the approximately 120,000 students worldwide to participate in the Math Olympiad program. Since 1979, the Math Olympiad

Ben Porat Yosef first grade students reenacted a “one-room-schoolhouse” experience, on June 11. The students lined up outside the classroom and entered to find that

As the year is coming to an end, the JKHA kindergartners have been reflecting on some of the highlights and important concepts that they have

JEC excellence begins at the elementary level, and this year’s 5B Science Fair winner is Hillside’s Yehuda Speyer with his study on “Beam or Suspension—Which

The JEC’s Bruriah eighth graders took advantage of some of the leadership training that they received as junior high school students, and threw a carnival

This week has been a scorcher, with temperatures edging into the 90’s, and students in the JEC’s early childhood division had an opportunity to cool

The Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy Middle School and Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School joined together to observe Unity Day in memory of Eyal Ifrach, Gil-ad

The Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy and Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School recently held a dedication of the Arie & Eva Halpern Library and Holocaust Studies