Everyone knows that one of the goals of Pesach, more so than any other yom tov, is to make the Seder and its messages engaging
It is always admirable when someone can take a skill and use it to help other people. Twelve-year-old Ayala Kramer of Teaneck did just that,
Hannah Wolkenfeld and Jacob Finkel were married on Sunday, March 11, at Greentree Country Club in New Rochelle, New York. Hannah is the daughter of
Last Monday March 26, the students applied what they recently learned with Rav Ilan Acoca, rav beit hasefer of Ben Porat Yosef about hilchot tzedaka
Children at Lubavitch on the Palisades preschool baked matzah at the Living Legacy Matzah factory presented by Rabbi Moshe Grossbaum. The children ground wheat into
Middle School Ivrit classes have taken the initiative to bring extra joy to the lone soldiers of Tzahal. The students have written and decorated beautiful
Yeshivat Frisch held a fun and educational Girls Night Out program on Thursday, March 22, after mishmar. For the first part of the program, faculty
The Ma’ayanot art department will present an art show, “Overcoming the Holocaust,” a moving depiction of the psychological aftermath of trauma and what it means
From March 16 -18, the Yeshiva University High School for Boys robotics team, Lionotics 2, competed in the FIRST Tech Challenge East Region Super-Regional Championship
SAR Academy is proud to announce that nine students are moving onto the national finals of the International Chidon HaTanach Contest. Led by their principal,
