On Shabbat, December 14-15, MTA’s Yeshiva Fellowship program, an exciting initiative that provides talmidim with additional opportunities to grow in Torah learning and develop both
Continuing their study of ethics and justice, Idea School students delved into themes of courage, altruism and righteousness. In one creative project, students used programming
On Wednesday, December 12, TABC’s entire sophomore and junior grades went on day-long chesed trips. The juniors were able to help build houses still affected
Ma’ayanot’s musical cast and crew brought crowds to their feet in their heart-warming rendition of “Freaky Friday,” directed by Joyce Heller and musical director Beth
The RKYHS drama club lit up the stage with their production of “Legally Blonde” in the school’s Epstein-Stein Auditorium. The cast was comprised of students
Preschoolers at Lubavitch on the Palisades celebrated the completion of Bereishit, the first book of the Torah, at a special party. The celebration included a
Yeshivat Frisch’s senior elective class on environmental history, taught by Dr. Raechel Lutz, visited the Princeton University Art Museum’s new exhibit, “Nature’s Nation: American Artists
Adapted from the BRAVE curriculum, Rabbi Mordechai Schwersenski, principal of the elementary school, is teaching the fourth graders about beliefs, rights and values as part
The eighth graders at SAR Academy recently participated in a special Chanukah chesed program with the Riverdale Skywriters Project. The students first listened to a
Brachot are a perfect lens through which children can learn—they explore the food we eat, where it comes from, and Hashem’s role in the world.
The sixth grade students and parents at JKHA came together to discuss two big issues facing sixth graders, bullying and internet safety/awareness. The students were
The RKYHS AIPAC group welcomed Carly Sternberg, early engagement director at AIPAC. She spoke to the packed room filled with dozens of students about the
