The sixth graders at Bruriah Middle School have become experts in using the correct Hebrew terms when naming all of their family members. To help

Seniors kicked off their optional late night seder program with a bang! With food from Sender’s Smokehouse and cholent and kugel on Thursdays the boys

The children at Gan Yaldenu Tots have been learning about Chanukah. They started off learning about dreidel, the different shapes, sizes and the meaning of

In Earth and Environmental Science, after addressing impacts of global warming on the Earth and its diverse inhabitants, students have researched different alternative fuels. Students

Throughout Gratitude Week, students worked on creating and putting together personalized gift baskets for the maintenance crew at Ma’ayanot. It is evident to everyone that

The AP European History students at Naaleh recently took part in the second annual Enlightenment Salon—complete with costumes, coffee and croissants. Students played the roles

At Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva, good communication is learned! RPRY’s Guidance Counselor Ilana Bohm held a workshop for the eighth grade girls honing this specific

Yeshivat He’Atid fifth graders are using their current novel study unit to learn about comic book storyboarding. The students are reading “Sign of the Beaver,”

Students from Chaviva Alter’s 7S class at SINAI at RYNJ prepare girls’ accessory bags for the Bergen County Chanukah Toy Drive.

Giving the “Friday on the steps” dvar Torah at SAR might be intimidating for any student. Kol hakavod to the two SINAI at SAR students

After reading the book “The Hundred Dresses” where the main character was teased for always wearing the same faded dress, JKHA second graders organized a