Ma’ayanot sophomores delved into debate during their Interdisciplinary Day on Thursday, May 17, which focused on the topic: “Room for Debate: Exploring Contemporary Topics Through
Last Thursday night, the theater department of Torah Academy of Bergen County performed Arthur Miller’s “Incident at Vichy” to a full house of appreciative friends
Yeshivat Frisch is delighted to welcome Yoetzet Halacha Tova Warburg Sinensky to its faculty this fall. Sinensky, herself a Frisch graduate, will be teaching a
Rabbi Benjamin Yudin of Congregation Shomrei Torah in Fair Lawn joined the children of LSNS for a mini tikkun leil Shavuot. The children learned Torah,
The JKHA eighth graders returned from a jam-packed three days in Washington, D.C. The trip was a great opportunity to see important sights while bonding
Rabbi Yitzchok Cohen’s fourth grade class of 16 students from the Gottesman RTW Academy in Randolph visited the Jewish Center of Teaneck and the Cedar
There is so much to see, hear, feel, taste and touch in this world! In a unique trip to Lord Stirling Park, the Kindergarten children
On Friday, May 18th, the MTA Mountain Lions combined hiking and history as they climbed Popolopen Torne in Harriman State Park. The Torne is famous
Students’ artistic horizons have grown with the introduction of the newest artist, Claude Monet. Children learned about his pointillism techniques and got to see photos
The Julius Wrubel Beis Medrash Katan program at MTA provides qualified seniors with an exceptionally intensive learning experience, thereby transitioning them into the world of
As a highlight of the JKHA seventh grade boys’ week of bar mitzvah programming, students had a very special trip to Brooklyn. At the Hatzolah
Look how the garden grows! Thanks to a grant from Union County Kids Dig-In Program, the JEC Early Childhood planted its own garden. The garden
