The seventh graders of TCA enhanced their learning and knowledge on the Industrial Revolution by researching an important invention from that time. Each student was
The seventh graders of TCA enhanced their learning and knowledge on the Industrial Revolution by researching an important invention from that time. Each student was
Eleven students from Yeshivat Frisch participated in the Math Majors of America Tournament for High Schools (MMATHS) at Yale University on April 15. The competition
Third graders at Yeshivat He’Atid spent months of hard work researching significant historical figures for their Living Museum project. Students chose a personality that meant
SAR High School 11th graders enjoyed a special presentation by Dan Harelick on the process of making pottery, hosted by the Tanach department. The goal
A visit from Dr. Cynthia of Pediatric Dental Associates taught the little learners at Anshei Lubavitch preschool all about proper dental health and hygiene. Dr.
Ben Porat Yosef elementary school students continued learning coding with Chava Wernick, elementary school coding teacher. The students practiced the programming concepts they already discussed
This past weekend, students at the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies had an amazing shabbaton at The Hudson Valley Resort and Spa. The
RKYHS students were privileged to hear from Rabbi Menachem Genack, the esteemed rabbinic administrator of the Orthodox Union’s kashrut division and rabbi of Shomrei Emunah
JEC graduate Jared Rutner, of West Orange, was named Yeshiva College valedictorian this week. Rutner, an amazing student in high school, both in and out
MTA’s tenth grade talmidim had an incredible experience bonding with each other and their rebbeim during their two fun-filled days in Connecticut on sophomore trip.
JEC second graders had their moment to shine! After weeks of researching, writing and creating, each child came prepared to present. The program began with
