Spring 2016 is about embracing elegance, “ladylike as opposed to bohemian,” says Miri Urbach, eponymous designer behind Miri Couture in Englewood and nine other locations
Modest Fashion Gets a Thumbs-Up From Top Style Mags and Celebrity World From Oscar fashion buzz, to Mayim Bialik, to a 15-year-old who recently started
The image of the modest woman dressing in “frumpy” clothing is no longer the stereotype. Modest clothing is available not just through vendors catering to
BPY students celebrated reading on Wednesday, March 2, by hosting special guest readers and inviting students from other grades to read with them. Eighth graders
On March 2, RPRY participated in Read Across America! Community and school leaders visited RPRY and read Dr. Seuss books to our students. Community rabbis,
In honor of the birthday of Dr. Seuss, older and younger students at Yavneh Academy celebrated together by reading stories, playing games and making new
The JKHA Lower School had a great day celebrating this prolific author and their love of reading with stories and projects. The reading buddies throughout
On Wednesday, the entire school came together to celebrate Dr. Seuss. They read some of his books and each class presented a craft they made
Ben Porat Yosef sixth graders benefited from an experiential learning approach while studying ancient Egypt. Their curiosity was ignited and they gained a deeper understanding
This week, Ms. Mandelbaum’s seventh-grade class at RYNJ celebrated Super Tuesday with their very own primary and caucus. The students were each assigned a candidate
In honor of the joyous month of Adar, children at Lubavitch on the Palisades were treated to a special tie-dye activity. Andrea Dworkin of Tie
BPY fourth graders performed special songs and showcased their incredible work across the curriculum on Wednesday, March 2, during their grade heritage fair. In preparation
