We had three amazing birthday parties. Mazel tov the friends who turned 2 years old and 3 years old! Dr. Seuss’s birthday was also celebrated.

During Career Week at RKYHS, students were invited to hear from professionals in a wide range of fields. Students were able to expand their awareness

In Sarah Tarzik’s art therapy class at SINAI at JKHA, a student proudly displayed her COVID related message. The student chose the subject and message

MTA recently kicked off MTA LEAD, its one-of-a-kind entrepreneurship program for juniors and seniors. The program is designed to empower talmidim with the ability to

Following a week of fun week of Purim activities and celebration, The Idea School students continued their learning in true PBL style that included a

This week, fifth grade students have been busy learning about astronomy and the moon! They learned that the moon’s phases are caused by its orbit

JKHA seventh and eighth grade students studying about the copper snake in Chumash Bamidbar learned that staring at the snake did not heal Bnei Yisrael;

The Bruriah math department has introduced a new initiative to improve learning inside the classroom. This new initiative offers specialized clinics to provide students with

Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva eighth grade students interviewed Holocaust survivors for their “Names, Not Numbers©” documentary during the week of March 1. “Names, Not Numbers©”

The Purim masquerade and carnival at Cheder Yaldei Menachem was a real hit! All dressed in their finest, the children went from one fun activity

The children of the Lauren Elise Bier Nursery School celebrated Purim and Read Across America together in school. The children enjoyed wearing their Purim costumes

Congratulations to RKYHS seniors Jacob Colchamiro and Eliana Klibanoff on being named finalists in the National Merit Scholarship competition. After being named semi-finalists in the