A delegation of 14 American students who participated in a year-long Young Leadership course sponsored by Partnership2Gether of the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey,

Moriah’s first graders have become engineers. To kick off their latest lesson, students learned how to create a blueprint from a real architect. After creating

Moriah’s Kindergarten students began learning about measurement. They discussed that one aspect of measurement is to measure for length. Through discussion and observation, the children

As part of the ongoing effort to teach students about being responsible in the fast-paced, digital world, RKYHS students participated in an interactive program about

BOOM! Volcanoes erupted in the JEC Lower School second grade class alongside their teachers Aliza Berkowitz and Esti Cantor. As a culminating project to the

The Sunflower class has been reading the wonderful book “The Mitten.” The children decorated a mitten just like in the story and sewed the two

Students at the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies took a trip to Urban Air Adventure Park. Students had a high-flying fun time on

On Tuesday, January 9, Ben Porat Yosef pre-k students studied clouds and rain and the tools that meteorologists use to predict the weather during a

This past Sunday, the students in the Crafting a Jewish Life class competed in a 50 minute design challenge called “How Would You Build a

TCA Elementary School got ready for vacation with a promotional belt test. The students spent the past semester taking the Taekwondo elective with Mr. Golombeck.