Sixth graders in Ben Porat Yosef’s moledet program chose and researched a city in Israel and then presented to their classmates. The love for am
Yeshivat Frisch Chanukah celebrations culminated on Thursday, Dec. 6 with a chagiga and the school’s first Grandparents Day. Over 166 Frisch grandparents came to the
TABC had the special opportunity to welcome a new sefer Torah donated by the Annie and David Blumenthal family. The whole school davened together in
On Tuesday, December 4, a group of MTA sophomores joined Yeshiva University’s political action committee on a trip to Washington, D.C. to lobby Congress. Over
More than 225 middle and high school students from Bruriah were among millions across the world who participated in the annual Hour of Code program,
Five RKYHS students attended the ADL’s “ Never is Now Summit,” the leading conference on understanding anti-semitism and all forms of hate. They explored their
On Friday, November 30, Dr. Ed Reichman spoke to the entire ninth grade on the topic of “Stem Cell Research, Cloning and Jewish Law.” Dr.
Yavneh Academy third grade students investigated precipitation as part of their unit on weather. In this experiment, students used shaving cream to represent the water
The Yeshiva University women’s basketball team earned its second consecutive Skyline Conference victory, defeating St. Joseph’s College Long Island by a score of 69-58, at
The Jewish Link of New Jersey and Teaneck Doghouse would like to recognize 11-year-old Ettie Greenberg as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. The sixth
Sting JV boys basketball defeated TABC 43-41, raising its record to 6-1. Freshman Netanel Hyman hit three 3-pointers in the fourth quarter and the Sting
After starting off the season slow, the SAR Sting girls JV basketball team followed up their victory against Bruriah with a strong, well balanced game
