Who says Anshei Lubavitch never takes a vacation?! Anshei Lubavitch preschoolers enjoyed the best of both worlds over winter break—being in school while having vacation

Yeshivat Noam first graders perform beautifully at their Genia Horn, z”l Chagigat HaSiddur ceremony.

Moriah’s pre-k students had a berry fun time celebrating the holiday of Tu B’Shevat! They started the week by making patterns out of toy fruits

Yeshivat Frisch’s engineering team won first place at the Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education’s (CIJE) first annual yeshiva high school Hackathon on January 30,

The Shorashim program at Yeshivat He’atid welcomed local author P’nina Seplowitz for a reading of her book “Once Upon a Vegetable.” Seplowitz’s book about a

New Jersey State Senator Joseph Lagana (D-Bergen/Passaic), Assemblyman Gary Schaer, (D – Bergen/Passaic) and Assemblywoman Lisa Swain (D-Bergen/Passaic) visited RYNJ, on Tuesday, February 5. The

Flexing their Torah muscles during this year’s Chumash ceremony, Schechter Bergen’s second graders sang, danced and acted out key stories in the Bible.

First, the children painted their pots. Next, they added dirt, squash seeds and water. Finally, they took their squash plants home and put them in

MTA took second place at the Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education (CIJE) Hackathon. The event, held on Wednesday, January 30 at Yeshiva University, presented

Mazal tov to Ma’ayanot’s Torah Bowl team and their coach Gabrielle Berger, who won all four matches in Monday’s meet at Frisch, placing Ma’ayanot in

RYNJ seventh grade girls are involved in an exciting chesed project of mitzvah clowning. The mitzvah clowning program offers a unique and fun opportunity for

The spring semester has started at the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies and you won’t believe what BCHSJS is offering! They have a