To commemorate Yom Hazikaron, MTA joined over 95 schools from 12 countries to watch and discuss Jerusalem U’s compelling new film, “When the Smoke Clears:
In preparation for Yom Hazikaron, MTA students had the opportunity to hear from IDF General Bentzi Gruber, founder of Ethics In The Field, a non-profit
JEC celebrated Yom Hazikaron with multiple special programs connecting our students to the pride, dedication and sacrifice of Tzahal. Each group heard from Rabbi Uzi
The RKYHS program on Yom Hazikaron was thoughtfully led by Rabbi Chamudot, RKYHS sgan rosh hayeshiva and Tanach department chair. The morning began with limud
The eighth grade graduating class at Yeshivat Noam spent the past two months discussing and learning about the Holocaust through its Living Museum, a special
In honor of Yom HaShoah, the students in grades fifth through eighth received memorial candles, each bearing the name of an individual who perished in
Diplomacy Day 2018 began on the bus to the United Nations where students were briefed on the history of the “idea” of the United Nations.
Students at Yeshivat Frisch raised and donated $10,000 for Project S.A.R.A.H. through Kahal, Frisch’s student tzedaka organization. Principal Rabbi Eli Ciner said the contribution was
TABC’s spring blood drive broke records! For the first time ever, 72 units of blood were collected and TABC couldn’t be prouder. As each unit
Under the tutelage of general studies teacher Leora Weitzen, RYNJ fifth grader Miri Cofnas, wrote a wonderfully creative poem that snagged her first place in
The first grade is huffing and puffing in science class this week! In preparation for their trip to see “The Three Little Pigs,” first graders
What an incredible road trip across the USA! The JEC third graders traveled the entire United States through their social studies learning this year, and
