Moriah sixth grade students were learning to use measures of central tendency—learning statistics. They were asked to come up with data in any topic of

Yeshivat He’Atid’s early childhood department planned a fun-filled schedule packed with Tu B’Shevat related activities. In Morah Noami’s pre-k class, the students learned all about

Working with others to find solutions despite different opinions is the best of politics and civil discourse, and Ma’ayanot offers its students that opportunity both

Yeshivat Frisch’s Chidon HaTanach Club utilized winter break to prep for the upcoming Chidon regional exam. The club held a 100 question practice Kahoot to

In addition to a beautiful Tu B’Shevat Seder enjoyed in class, fourth graders at Westchester Torah Academy were assigned different trees to study as a

Bruriah is proud to announce that it has earned the College Board’s AP® Computer Science Female Diversity Award for expanding young women’s access to Computer

Tu B’Shevat, which fell this year on Jan. 28, was a time for celebration at Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy (BCHA) in Stamford. In each and every

Life isn’t always easy. But getting through life as a teenager—dealing with the emotional challenges of transitioning between childhood and adulthood—can be especially difficult, even

This week the theme of music classes was directions. The students learned different rhythmic symbols for each direction where they had to walk accordingly: Ta—for

Westchester Torah Academy first grade students have started a “magic carpet ride” around the world by reading books from different countries and cultures across the

Kinneret’s fifth grade continues its partnership with the Museum of Jewish Heritage this year as they participate in the interfaith cultural exchange with area Muslim