Meet the Israeli Author, an elective course for juniors that is unique to MTA, began on Wednesday, October 17. Spearheaded by award-winning instructor Liora Haibi,

A Moriah delegation, made up of parents, students, Head of School Rabbi Alter and Executive Director Erik Kessler visited New Jersey state legislators in Trenton

On Sunday morning, October 21, Torah Academy of Bergen County held its annual Open House for prospective ninth grade students and their parents. The school

Anshei Lubavitch preschoolers had a chance to become little scientists following a presentation about the properties of water. After welcoming a guest scientist, the children

This past Tuesday, fourth graders were privileged to host the Seeing Eye Dog Foundation at school! This presentation is part of the fourth grade’s continuous

As Avraham traveled to a new land in parshat Lech Lecha, kindergarten children at Lubavitch on the Palisades also did some “traveling” and explored the

Last week’s rain couldn’t keep the animals away from the Leah Sokoloff Nursery School’s parshat Noach animal experience! The children enjoyed the animals from Jack’s

The first graders have been exploring each of their five senses. They participated in activities that helped them understand each sense’s specific job. Through a

Yavneh’s Gan children are having a wonderful time participating in the Global Read Aloud. Every week they read a book, do activities and share videos

Moriah kindergartners have been fascinated by the colors all around them. They learned about the colors in a rainbow and how to mix the primary

In anticipation of the Shabbos Project, Naaleh students helped set up the Great Pink Challah Bake—a joint project with Sharsheret and Jewish Journeys. Students measured,

Culinary Kids elective is off to a creative start! Beginning with rainbow Shabbat treats for parshat Noach, students followed up with a project inspired by