In first grade, the students read and reread poems each week to build sight word knowledge, phonics skills, fluency and reading comprehension. Last week’s poem
The RKYHS sociology class heard from Paul Walsh, a reporter at the Minneapolis Star Tribune, who has been covering the trial of police officer Derek
MTA juniors in Dr. Berliner’s AP Physics course enjoyed hands-on experimentation during their first lab of the year. After months of learning about the math
On April 14, the JEC Torah Bowl team became repeat Torah Bowl champions! The Torah Bowl team played another dominant undefeated season en route to
In Rabbi Miodownik’s Torah Shebaal Peh class at Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva, the sixth grade girls finished learning the 39 melachot, part of their hilchot
In connection with counting the Omer, Cheder Yaldei Menachem is making every day count. The children are enjoying more meaningful and helpful interactions with their
Mazal tov to Elana Rosenblatt (Class of 2021) on placing fifth in the International Chidon HaTanach, which just took place in Jerusalem on Yom Ha’atzmaut.
Every week the JKHA seventh and eighth grades have been studying events in Jewish history. As part of their recent modern Israeli history unit, students
On Yom Hazikaron, Bruriah students heard from Sarri Singer, a survivor of an Israeli bus-bombing terror attack. She told her story and imparted the important
Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva’s middle school teacher, Emily Menasha, invited Morah Helene Lockspeiser’s nursery children up to her science lab, where she had prepared three
This week, seniors had their first three seminars geared toward providing them with experiences and discussions to help them as they move on after high
In the heart of the pandemic this past summer, an energetic group of MDS students met weekly for a six-week online course to conceptualize their
