(Courtesy of JKHA/RKYHS) JKHA/RKYHS administration, board of trustees and faculty recently dedicated the main atrium of the school to honor and pay tribute to the
2,000 people attend Friendship Circle walk to support children with special needs and tour LifeTown. With the pop of a confetti tube and a blast
(Courtesy of the Shabbat House) The annual West Orange Shabbat Project, which commenced Thursday, Oct. 25, was part of the worldwide Shabbat Project, which took
(Courtesy of JKHA/RKYHS) The Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy/Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School (JKHA/RKYHS) ATID SOCIETY is pleased to present Rami Kleinstein, Israel’s “Piano Man,” in
(Courtesy of BINA) Steven Kirshblum, M.D., senior medical officer at Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, will be presented with the Physician Leadership Award at the Annual
New Jersey public schools receive $205 per student in state security aid. At the November 7 meeting of the Highland Park borough council meeting, Councilwoman
As the Jewish world, and the broader society around us, grapple with serious questions about the activities, opportunities and leadership roles open to women, the
The War Refugee Board and America’s efforts to save the Jews of Europe was the topic of a recent presentation at the Douglass Student Center
Parent-teacher conferences are a great opportunity to hear about your children’s classroom experience and connect with their teachers. These conferences also have the potential to
Parents can be frustrated by their children’s teachers. By their harsh tone of voice when young children have trouble being quiet or sitting still. By
Donny was having a blah day at school. As he was finishing up his work before the afternoon switch to English studies, his rebbe stopped
Dear Readers, It has been almost a year since we first started this Recovery Column. Our thought for the column was to create a dialogue
