Baseball legend Yogi Berra once remarked: “It was impossible to get a conversation going, everybody was talking too much.” This Yogi-ism accurately describes the scene
In 1940, it is estimated that, despite Nazi laws forbidding it, about 7,000 Jews remained underground in Berlin. Concealed in attics, basements and warehouses, and
Who would have imagined in 1968 that a woman who revolutionized the world of kosher cooking in Canada, with the cookbook she compiled for the
The twelfth grade sociology class heard from Myron Sugarman, author of “The Last Jewish Gangster: From Meyer to Myron.” Sugarman talked about the history of
BPY’s first graders applied what they have learned about Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott as they dramatized the pivotal moment when Rosa Parks
In honor of Tu B’Shevat, the gym at Anshei Lubavitch Preschool transformed into a lush green forest with leaves and trees to host the annual
Noam Elementary students attended a creative interactive “game show” style program in celebration of Tu B’Shevat. Created by Rabbi Yaakov Nadler, Director of Student Engagement
Moriah third grade students have recently completed the reading of Patricia Polacco’s “Keeping Quilt.” In the story, as a way to remember their home in
Mr. Tiefenbrunn’s senior engineering class presented their midterm projects this week in a Shark Tank-style competition. The senior presenters pitched their inventions to a panel
RYNJ first graders have been learning all about emperor penguins in connection with the Tacky the Penguin series by Helen Lester. We learned all about
In Moriah’s Gan Prachim, the teachers combined their “letter-of-the-week” literacy program with an introduction to winter. The students used shaving cream as snow and practiced
The seventh graders had been waiting with anticipation for the seventh grade chemistry unit, in which they explore the development of the atomic theory and
