The RKYHS Mock Trial team advanced to the semi-final round and placed in the top four in the county. The trial they presented was about

Pre-k students at Lubavitch on the Palisades embarked on an international country tour. Children examined a globe in order to understand where they live in

As the JEC third graders read “Sarah, Plain and Tall,” the children spent time analyzing the text and understanding the lifestyle and era depicted in

The Yesodot (foundations in Jewish thought) classes at RKYHS concluded their tefillah in Tanach projects. The students chose people from Tanach who offered a tefillah.

In a fantastic celebration of school spirit, JEC Lower and Middle Schools gathered on Sunday, February 3, for a Simcha Leiner concert. The concert featured

At the end of last semester, the entire high school worked in their Tanach classes on a Project-Based Learning unit dedicated to understanding the meaning

On Monday, JEC student once again bridged the gap between their studies and the real world. Continuing their partnership with NASA, students ran a 34-m

Nursery-3 at JKHA was introduced to an art appreciation unit encouraging exploration, self-expression, imagination and creativity. Art exposure helps develop visual literacy, a pre-reading skill,

This week Netivot Montessori students learned the sofit (final) letters of the Hebrew alphabet, using color-coded letters to help them recognize the different parts of

Kol hakavod to the JKHA middle school debate team! They expertly debated SAR, Westchester Day School and Yavneh and brought home two trophies: first place

The students from the RKYHS 11th and 12th grade studio art, advanced studio art, AP studio art and video production classes joined together for a

As a sophomore at MTA, I spent my winter vacation in Albany meeting with state senators and assembly members to discuss the opioid crisis. I