To welcome spring, the pre-nursery class at Teaneck Chabad Preschool invited a parent volunteer, Miriam Rosenberg, to do a spring activity with the children. She

Spring has finally sprung and Ma’ayanot has taken their learning outdoors to their new garden, where they are tilling the soil and sowing the seeds

To kick off their classroom study of different world cultures, Ben Porat Yosef’s third grade students split into groups to visit three different locations in

The MTA robotics teams ended their season on a very high note, after one team made it to the First Tech Challenge East Super Regional.

Morah Leah’s gimmel class continued their transportation unit with a special solar system week. Students came to school on Monday and found that the classroom

As a culmination of a number of learning units, Yeshivat He’Atid kindergarteners built a city completely out of recycled material. Students used their urban planning

Mrs. Edelman’s English 10H class, in character as writers, artists, composers and philosophers of the Romantic Era, hosted the rest of the 10th grade at

Preschoolers at Lubavitch on the Palisades learned all about the life cycle of a caterpillar and its transformation into a butterfly. Each class received its

Yeshivat Frisch’s Model Beit Din club visited Yeshiva University on April 23, along with faculty adviser Rabbi Gedaliah Jaffe. There, they discussed their halachic arguments

On Tuesday, April 11 SAR HS hosted “The Gift of Life Bone Marrow Registry” drive during advisory for juniors and seniors. Dr. Yardaena Osband addressed

Moriah nursery kids are helping to save the planet! They’re learning about reducing, reusing and recycling. The kids were introduced to a puppet named Wasteful

After weeks of preparation and training, 45 student members of the MTA political action club headed to Washington, D.C. on April 23, for a successful