In this week’s Parsha of Ki Tavo we read how the Egyptians treated us cruelly and afflicted us (26:6). This is reminiscent of an earlier
Stephanie Danoff Furer is excited to join the educational team at Yeshivat Noam in the newly created position of speech and language pathologist in the
Bruriah Middle School is excited to have Mrs. Aviva Wercberger joining our amazing administrative team as our new assistant principal. Mrs. Wercberger is an incredibly
JKHA is pleased to welcome Lower School Director of Student Services Marni Weinberg. Ms. Weinberg worked in student services at SAR Elementary School and served
Heichal HaTorah is gearing up for what promises to be an amazing year ahead. We have been so lucky to have an incredible, dedicated staff
Ma’ayanot is excited to welcome outstanding teachers in the Tanach and Talmud departments, a new director of admissions and marketing and a new director of
Deborah Weitz, School Psychologist, Kinneret Day School Deborah Weitz, PsyD, is a New York State- and New Jersey-licensed clinical psychologist with over 18 years of
Moriah is excited to welcome Sarah Heller as the new assistant principal, middle school Judaic studies and Jewish life. In this role she will be
MTA is excited to announce new faculty positions for the upcoming year as the yeshiva continues to build its commitment to academics, Torah programming and
In mid-July, Israel’s Minister of Religious Affairs proposed a bill that would introduce a reform to the country’s kashrut industry. While this is a development
Highlighting: “Repentance for Life” by Rabbi Steven Pruzansky. Kodesh Press. 2021. English. ISBN-13: 978-1947857704. On Monday evening, August 23, a delighted crowd at Bnai Yeshurun
As students return to in-person classes, parents as well as many students have expressed concerns about their safety. We now know that, unfortunately, children are
