As Passover approaches, it seems that almost everyone I know is frantically preparing for the holiday. One thing I’ve noticed is that most of the
I was at my desk, minding my own business when Eta Levenson, a volunteer leader of Greater MetroWest ABLE, sent me an email asking me
Fifteen TABC students, led by Dr. Elliot Prager, participated in TABC’s first-ever AIPAC Conference delegation last week in Washington D.C. They participated in breakout sessions
Elizabeth Kratz, The Jewish Link’s editor, visited Yeshivat Noam’s 1A and 1B as part of career month, to share why she chose her career in
The Moriah seventh graders recently did an incredible job preparing for and enacting a sophisticated Socratic seminar in their English class discussing the diary of
A nor’easter couldn’t stop Ma’ayanot’s team from flying to Israel, on March 7, to run in last Friday’s Jerusalem Marathon with Team Shalva. Students raised
Yavneh Academy’s early childhood department was packed with a week of special events, celebrating 100 days of school! They started the day with fun and
More than 100 talmidim attended Purim at MTA! The evening began with a Mincha minyan, followed by chaburas, megillah reading, break-fast, chagiga, Purim shpiel and
Every year, Yeshivat Noam elementary and middle school students pair up to learn on Ta’anit Esther in memory of Noah Seidenfeld, z”l, Class of 2013.
Frisch students took home three awards from the Yeshiva Model Congress, held on March 6, at HAFTR. First place award for Best Overall Delegate went
Ben Porat Yosef second grade students, having recently learned about non-fiction works, visited the kindergarten classes to share their newfound knowledge. It was an activity
