At Ma’ayanot, the Israel education program is designed to allow students to love and support Medinat Yisrael while developing the skills and knowledge necessary to

BPY elementary school scientists have been doing the work of dendrochronologists. They have dated tree stumps by counting rings, they have learned to tell the

Gan Keshet has spent the last two weeks studying the different water sources, discovering why the oceans are salty—and why the Dead Sea and Great

In an effort to ensure that freshmen have a smooth high school transition, MTA proudly offers an enhanced Freshman Experience, including fun events, guidance sessions

Naaleh juniors are loving their new nutrition elective with Stephanie Greenspan, a registered dietitian and new addition to Naaleh. They have covered topics including how

Just a few weeks ago, TABC juniors Yakov Abrahams and Nachi Scheiner approached their rebbe, Rabbi Yoni Mandelstam, with an idea. In order to incentivize

RYNJ third graders have been learning about ancient Egyptian art and hieroglyphics. A hieroglyph is a stylized picture of an object representing a word, syllable

“We did it, and you can, too,” was the message six Ma’ayanot alumnae conveyed at Ma’ayanot’s annual STEAMTalks. STEAMTalks introduce students to Orthodox women in

This week Moriah’s nursery students focused on patterns. They took a closer look at pictures of the Native Americans and noticed that there different patterns

Early childhood students learned about weaving and created their own teepees in preparation for Thanksgiving.

It’s been another amazing week with Shalom Yeladim children. The pre-k class learned to write their names and explored their wonderful Montessori table. Toddlers painted

Yeshivat He’Atid students used technology to enhance their Thanksgiving experiences! The second graders prepared for Thanksgiving by integrating their social studies unit on communities into