On Friday, November 9, Naaleh students visited with residents of CareOne at Teaneck. Planned by the school’s chesed committee, the program included making fall-themed crafts
TABC recently welcomed Rabbi Daniel Price, head of school at the Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey. Rabbi Price visited TABC and met with over 65
This past Sunday, the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies held a program to commemorate Kristallnacht. The program was led by guest speaker Neil
Like Native Americans who weaved their baskets, these Yeshivat Noam Buds are learning about weaving and patterns using a human loom. Additionally, they are learning
“Chill Zones” are the new rage in Yeshivat Noam’s elementary school! Library carts filled with Hebrew and English books, fictional stories and Judaic related stories
Students in Deniera Goldenberg’s ninth grade biology class recently examined several unknown samples to determine the pH levels of various common household agents. An incredible
The fifth grade went on a trip to Waterloo Village last week. They visited a recreated village of the Lenni Lenape Native Americans. The fifth
Yeshivat Frisch was delighted to host Rabbanit Shani Taragin as a scholar in residence on November 14-15. Rabbanit Taragin, an erudite and well known educator
MDS first graders visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art to continue their art education of the artists they have been studying, who use color theory
This past Motzei Shabbat, Heichal HaTorah opened its doors for its annual melaveh malka for prospective students. The 8th graders represented a variety of communities,
Yavneh Academy early childhood students have been busy learning all about how the Pilgrims sailed from England and landed on Plymouth Rock so that they
Moriah students, parents and faculty ran in the Dash for Dignity 5K to benefit Yad Leah last week at Overpeck Park. Yad Leah is an
