Hosted at the Paramus Elks Club, the Yeshivat Noam Parents Association coordinated a fantastic Dueling Pianos performance. While listening and singing to well-known tunes by

On Wednesday, November 16, Ben Porat Yosef (BPY) middle school students were excited to welcome a delegation of university students from Tel Aviv and Be’er

LPS preschool students prepared for Thanksgiving by learning about the Native Americans and the Pilgrims who participated in the first Thanksgiving feast, and cooked delicious

The children had a blast exploring with a nature walk outside, special leaf projects and a chance to see and explore foods for the season.

LPS children learned about the important value of visiting the sick in relation to Parshat Vayeira. They learned that Avraham was not feeling well and

In honor of Thanksgiving early childhood students learned about the Native Americans. Since different tribes of Native Americans spoke different languages they often communicated by

It’s not what someone learns, but what they create with learning that counts. He’Atid’s fourth graders wrote and acted out their own skits in Ivrit.

Every day is a Thanks-giving Day. But we’re gearing up for the holiday of Thanksgiving. The children are using their fine motor skills to pluck

Ma’ayanot’s Israel Public Affairs Committee (MIPAC) board members Sarah Berman, Nili Raskas and Tamar Cohen attended a conference sponsored by the Anti Defamation League called

The Jewish Educational Center was pulsing with anticipation last week as key planners and philanthropists as well as top Prizmah brass were set to tour

Building on the model that Avraham Avinu set for the Jewish people in Parshat Vayera, the JKHA Early Childhood and Lower School students worked on