Moriah second grade has enjoyed an exciting spring learning about animals. They started by learning characteristics of the six classes of animals. The children then
The Girls Who Code Club at SAR High School ended the year by finishing the Java programming language curriculum on Code Academy and creating programs
KC KIDS made American-themed projects and made creative red, white and blue cookies in honor of Memorial Day.
On My 30, Tenafly Chabad Academy hosted its annual art show and fundraiser as an end of year celebration of the school’s fabulous art program.
When his class was asked to compose individual opinion essays, BPY first grader Doni Cohn knew exactly what he wanted to write about: the 787
Moriah Kindergarten students embarked upon a study of the human body. Using models, posters and books, students are fascinated to see and understand the incredible
Morah Renee’s gimmel class and Morah Stacey’s bet class have celebrated their growth over the past year in moving up ceremonies attended by the student’s
JKHA was thrilled to welcome close to 300 grandparents to JKHA for its third-annual Grandparents/Special Visitors Day! Grandparents traveled from near and far to spend
Seniors at RKYHS have been participating in senior sessions, a participatory, carefully crafted, educational program that is an ideal capstone to their high school experience.
Stop the presses! Carl Stoffers, associate editor of The New York Times Upfront Magazine, visited Bruriah’s AP English Literature class to see the magazine used
Learning Chumash is exciting, challenging, eye-opening and very rewarding! The second graders at the JEC experienced all this throughout the school year as they learned
MTA seniors enjoyed a three-day trip to the Split Rock Resort in the Poconos on May 29 -31. Each day was jam-packed with fun activities
