The 25 eighth-graders who make up this year’s graduating class at Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy Lower School in Stamford practically had their bags packed for their
In addition to learning about Shavuot in the classroom, JKHA middle school provided robust programming for the division “outside” of the classroom. It was a
SINAI at JKHA students gathered via zoom to make colorful art flower projects in preparation for Shavuot. The students each had a chance to show
Pre-k students at Lubavitch on the Palisades celebrated the completion of learning the alef-bet right in time for Shavuot. Each child decorated special crowns to
Emilie Cinancio, of River Vale, like just about anyone, never expected this year to turn out the way it did. She was enjoying the weekly
Tenafly Chabad Academy’s fifth graders aren’t letting social distancing interfere with their fun. Students logged into zoom after dinner for a bingo night with Morah
Education can take you anywhere and Anshei Lubavitch students are learning all the time! Classes are completing their English letter units and progressing with their
Pre-k students in Kitah Shemesh learned all about space and planets the last few weeks. Teachers are proud of the children’s beautiful creations and participation
The Moriah second grade Gesher Yehuda class is learning about money. The students have learned how to recognize coins, assign value to coins and have
The Jewish Link would like to recognize 12-year-old Sarah Silver as this week’s Sportstar of the Week. The sixth grade student at Yavneh Academy, was
As leagues are still not able to take place, Bergen Broncos teamed up with Hustle & Heart Sports to launch another shooting league for yeshivas,
In 1995, National Homeownership Week began as an initiative of President William Clinton’s administration to increase homeownership across the nation. President George W. Bush expanded
