Specialties continue to be an important part of students’ days, even though they are learning from home. The structure and format may have changed a

The Yeshivat Noam sixth graders in Mrs. Kurtz’s English class were privileged to zoom with Tom Rogers, author of the book “Eleven,” which they just

Rabbi Lipstein used unique teaching tools to help review the halachot of Pesach with his eighth grade girls class. With the help of Kahoot, the

In the sophomore beit midrash, students are studying Megillat Rut through in depth learning of the text and discussions. At the same time, the students

In early childhood, STEM and guided free play challenges were added to all of the class schedules. As early childhood educators and parents know, young

Yavneh Academy students ushered in Chodesh Nisan with a schedule filled with special programming. Students participated in an inspiring musical Hallel. Younger students joined with

Bruriah High School students have been offered countless amazing programs throughout the past two weeks. Most recently, they enjoyed a Zoom-ba dance fitness opportunity with

JEC rolled out the midah of the month: seder v’nikayon (cleanliness) at the virtual Erev Shabbos oneg. Students were challenged to “BAM-Be A Mentch” as

In this week’s science class the seventh and eighth graders learned about potential and kinetic energy and how it can be applied to Newton’s Laws

Each year the JKHA middle school Haggadah is a highlight of the Pesach preparation experience, and a reflection of the student learning experience in school

Last Thursday, students in Morah Tova Itzkowitz’s KB class had a surprise visitor drive by their homes! Morah Tova found a way to visit with

RKYHS students who have been participating in the Interfaith Exchange Program throughout the year joined together with students from St. Benedict’s Preparatory Academy in Newark