The student council of Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva led a moving program for the fifth through eighth grade students to commemorate Yom HaShoah. The students

Yom Hashoah at RKYHS was marked with educational and commemorative components. In their classrooms, RKYHS students learned about children during the Holocaust, children that were

In honor of Yom HaShoah, Annette Lauer from the Elizabeth community, shared her story with the Bruriah Middle School students about living through the Holocaust.

The River Edge library recently held a poetry contest for students in second through sixth grade attending school in River Edge. Three winners were selected

Schechter’s Class of 2019 kicked off its life-changing trip to Israel with a visit to Neot Kedumim, a 625-acre ecologically restored recreation of the Biblical

The children of the Leah Sokoloff Nursery School of Shomrei Torah in Fair Lawn are busy preparing for Yom Ha’atzmaut. They are using the colors

Last month, The Idea School welcomed Teaneck Mayor Mohammed Hameeduddin to the classroom. In the wake of the shootings in New Zealand, Mayor Hameeduddin spoke

As part of the unit on social issues in Humanities, the BPY sixth graders have been working in book clubs. Students are reading novels, identifying

The TABC Storm College Bowl team took home JV and varsity championships on Thursday, defeating Rambam Mesivta and The Frisch School, respectively, at The Jewish

RYNJ seventh graders have been studying the systems of the human body throughout this year and showcased their knowledge last week at their Health Fair.

Thank you to Efrem Billauer of the Claims Conference (Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany) for presenting about their work to obtain reparations for

Yeshivat Noam fourth grade girls enjoyed an amazing parent-led challah bake, making shlissel challah. Fantastic job by parent volunteers, Chani Chesner and Randi Sorscher Wartelsky