The second grade students at Yavneh Academy received their first Chumashim at a special chagigah filled with song and dance. The children celebrated with their
Last Motzei Shabbos, parents from the variety of Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) communities joined together for the first ever Parent Appreciation Event.
Yeshivat Noam Fourth Grade Parent-Child Learning program, which is part of the Genia Horn Judaic Studies Program, started with a meaningful tefillah experience followed by
On November 18, Ezra Schwartz, H”yd, was brutally murdered by terrorists in Eretz Yisrael, where he was spending the year; at that very moment Ezra
Moriah kindergarten celebrated the completion of Sefer Shemot. They began with a “first reading” of their special Sefer Shemot Book. Each child authored and illustrated
RYNJ second grade student Shimon Segal made a siyum on reading all of Sefer Tehillim. In honor of his siyum, Shimon invited his cousin, HaRav
Junior parents and students of Torah Academy of Bergen County (TABC) and Ma’ayanot participated in the annual Jewish Life on Campus Program. The audience heard
Part I of II As an observer of children for many decades, I’ve noticed that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is now the most prevalent psychiatric
In Mrs. Miriam Steingart’s science lab, Yeshivat Noam seventh grade girls are learned about covalent bonds. After the lesson, the class separated these bonds in
On Sunday, December 20, Yeshiva University High School for Boys (MTA) held its annual Great Debate at Yeshiva University’s Belfer Hall. MTA invited 12 yeshiva
Ma’ayanot’s Torah Bowl team remains undefeated this season after winning all three of its matches at the December 13 competition. The team is comprised of
To accommodate different preferences and learning styles, faculty member Deborah Orens’ twelfth grade English class regularly meets in literature circles to discuss a variety of
