On Sunday, December 22, MTA hosted a meaningful parent-son learning event. The event featured guest speaker Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz (‘95), director of semicha at RIETS,

The Bruriah freshmen started their day off on Elmora Avenue in Elizabeth for lunch and then headed to Edison for a fun, friendship-themed Shabbos! All meals

KC Kids enjoyed a week filled with fun! Their multi-aged setting engages all students from pre-k through eighth grade who enjoy playing collaborative board games,

This past week, the nursery classes celebrated the culmination of their colors unit in both English and Hebrew! The Siyum Hatzvaim included rainbow themed activities

Bruriah students enjoyed another uplifting Motzei Shabbos WINS Program this past week. Participants gained insight and motivation from Rabbi Chaim Sampson from Project Inspire and

As part of the middle school’s ongoing effort to teach students about being responsible in the fast-paced, digital world, fifth through eighth grades participated in

As part of their Halacha curriculum, Rabbi David Pietruszka’s fourth grade class at The JEC Lower School has been learning hilchot tzitzit. After learning through

This week at Cheder Yaldei Menachem, the children celebrated the end of Sefer Bereishit with a chazak siyum! The children made chazak hats and flags

JKHA held a school-wide Yom Siyum, tapping into the excitement of the broader Jewish community and connecting them to the gathering of over 100,000 Jews

RPRY’s seventh grade participated in the first Yeshiva League VEX IQ Middle School Robotics Competition! Thirty-three schools participated, and two of RPRY’s teams made it

The sounds of children playing, balls bouncing, music and carpool, are the soundtrack of a vibrant school. At the same time, living on the block

The JEC is a family institution, and a recent Big Sister program demonstrated the power of family. Eighth graders joined the first graders at JEC