After catching my breath after the Yom Tovim (is it sacrilegious to say, “Thank God they’re over?”), I would like to share my big innate
Part II Last month, we covered some local volunteer opportunities for the whole family — from children to grandparents — to brighten someone’s day. This
After enjoying decades of acclaim in the pages of The Jewish Press, the lovable, side-splitting tales from the legendary town of Chelm have recently been
The Moriah eighth grade students traveled to Manhattan to participate in a rally at the United Nations. The rally was organized to protest the recent
Ma’ayanot freshman and senior classes participated in chesed trips, in which students volunteered for one of several non-profit organizations. On separate days, both classes sorted
On Thursday, November 10, MTA seniors had the opportunity to go on a memorable trip to the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan that talks
RYNJ third grade students received their first Navi this week—Sefer Yehoshua. Rabbi Wachtel, the lower school Judaic Studies principal made sure it was a special
Fourth graders at Yeshivat He’Atid culminated their Project-Based Learning unit on voting by presenting to the “authentic audience” comprised of fifth graders. To motivate their
It’s fall time and the children are having so much fun with the leaves. They have played in leaves, raked leaves, painted leaves, sorted leaves
In Rabbi Benjamin Pomper’s Gemara class, Yeshivat Noam’s seventh grade boys are studying Masechet Pesachim. They learned about kiddush bmakom seudah (making kiddush where the
It is with great pleasure that TABC congratulates members of its senior class on earning a Letter of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Program.
For the first time, Lubavitch on the Palisades school decided to have regular classes on Election Day. After a busy chag season, the students got
