BPY was joined by members of the broader Bergen County community for a program for parents entitled “Hidden in Plain Sight.” The program, presented by

For the past 19 years the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies has offered a college credit class in conjunction with Fairleigh Dickinson University.

The middle school students at Yeshivat Noam excitedly presented their research, models and experiments, to proud parents at the annual Dynamic Earth Expo. Over the

RYNJ yeladim in the ECD had a great time at Morah Aviva’s Matzah Factory. The children explored the textures of the flour and dough and

Anshei Lubavitch preschoolers helped Rabbi Matzah and Rabbi Neubort carefully perform every step of the matzah-baking process when the matzah bakery came to visit Anshei

On Wednesday, April 3, MTA’s Honors College participated in an interactive discussion with Rabbi Aryeh Tuchman (‘92), MTA alum and associate director of the Anti-Defamation

The students had two very packed days this week when they traveled to Philadelphia and toured the 76ers arena, the Mint and Constitution Center. They

RYNJ seventh grade girls took the show on the road last week and performed an encore presentation of “Cinderella” for residents of the Hebrew Home.

In culmination of their biography unit, the Yeshivat Noam third graders traveled to the Thomas Edison museum this week in West Orange. They learned about

Moriah’s kitah daled has spent these past few weeks immersed in their Haggadot. Through complementary literary units, stories, reading from the text of the Haggadah,

Students at the Bergen County High School of Jewish Studies participated in an indoor rock climbing trip to High Exposure. Students had a fun time

On Thursday night, April 4, over 200 people gathered to view SAR Academy’s “Names, Not Numbers”© documentary film. This was the school’s eleventh year participating