On Sunday, February 2, MTA hosted its 32nd annual Great Debate. The event attracted students from a variety of high schools across the tri-state area.

The RKYHS boy’s Torah Bowl team continued their winning ways, going 3-1 in the final regular season match. They are positioned in first place going

JKHA middle school tefillah classes introduced a new series this year called Tefillah Talks. Patterned after the popular online TED Talks, Tefilla Talks go beyond

MTA is partnering with Yad Leah to host a clothing drive to benefit needy families in Israel. Spearheaded by MTA senior Gavriel Miller with guidance

On Tuesday, February 4, students and faculty at SAR High School participated in the school’s first-ever Mental Health Awareness Day. The program was conceived and

The energy from last week’s Father Daughter Learn-In was palpable! Over 110 people in attendance learned and connected with one another. Participants gained inspiration from

Bruriah 11th and 12th graders enjoyed science trips this past week as part of an experiential learning initiative. The advanced biology and anatomy/physiology classes went

Did you know there’s a Star of David so large you can see it in Google Earth? Or that the Jewish slaves memorialized in the

The prestigious National Scholastic Art & Writing Awards competition released its Northeast Regional winners. JKHA/RKYHS is proud to announce that 10 students from RKYHS and

The children of the Lauren Elise Bier Nursery School at Congregation AABJ&D in West Orange enjoyed a presentation about healthy food and the five senses

Last Wednesday, י’ שבט was a very special day. It was the yahrzeit of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneerson, the sixth rebbe of Chabad-Lubavitch, known as

Paul Klee, a Swiss born and abstract artist, was the inspiration for RYNJ first grade cityscapes. Klee used many geometric shapes and created a city