Teaneck Chabad Preschool received a visit from the Teaneck Fire Department to learn about fire safety. Firemen Mike Wilson, Jason Weimann and Lt. Brian Chambers
On Tuesday, December 26, Rabbi Hayyim Angel, BPY’s Tanach education scholar, taught a shiur to parents as part of the school’s adult education initiative. Rabbi
Last week Moriah students worked on their coding skills during the Hour of Code, a global movement designed to introduce students in over 180 countries
Manhattan Day School seventh graders, Alexis Eichel and Jem Hanan, were awarded a prestigious microgrant to produce a Jewish studies app from the Jewish Education
The literary arts magazine of Yeshivat Frisch, titled “Kalliope,” published its first issue of the year last week, with the theme of “Light and Fire.”
RKYHS prizes an arts education as a basic component of first-rate education. This year, RKYHS inaugurated a new program in December, “The Month of the
Last Shabbat, JEC freshmen came together for their grade shabbaton in Hillside. The Shabbat was nothing short of amazing. Assistant Principal Rabbi Noach Sauber, gave
This past Tuesday night, TABC and Ma’ayanot hosted their annual Jewish Life on Campus program. The evening featured over 20 college students from such varied
RKYHS hosted its fourth Yeshiva Poetry Slam. The school welcomed over 60 students from eight participating Yeshiva day schools from all over the tri-state area.
Brachot are a perfect lens through which children can learn—they explore the food they eat, where it comes from and Hashem’s role in the world.
Three hundred people attended Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva’s Annual Toby Mayer Memorial Scholarship Fund Breakfast on Sunday, December 24. The attendees represented the entire community,
When the calendars change to Kislev, the activities in the Bruriah’s Junior High (JHB) reach new heights. With the onset of Chanukah, focus shifts from
