The yeladim of Kol Chaverim Preschool in Fair Lawn celebrate Sukkot and Simchat Torah. They made Lulavim by painting tubes brown and adding green tissue

Mrs. Elana Kurtz’s third grade class at RPRY did a “book tasting” exercise in which the students learned about various genres in fiction and non-fiction.

RYNJ students set out for a great day of hiking. The uphill trail provided just the right amount of healthy exercise and challenge. When the

TABC’s annual Welcome Back Shabbaton took place on Shabbat Shuva as sophomores, juniors and seniors descended on Camp Dora Golding for a memorable weekend. The

In anticipation of the Sukkot break culminating with Simchat Torah, the entire school at BPY from the amazing middle school, the wonderful elementary school and

Anshei Lubavitch students had so much fun celebrating Sukkot in the Anshei Lubavitch sukkah this week at school! The children ate their snacks and lunches

RYNJ participated in International Dot Day, a global celebration of creativity, courage and collaboration! Morah Felicia, RYNJ art teacher, kicked off the day by introducing

Lubavitch on the Palisades preschool children enjoyed learning about how shofars are made in a hands-on experience presented by Rabbi Moshe Grossbaum. Each preschool class

Yeshivat Noam hosted new student lunches with Yeshivat Noam themed games and activities to welcome students new to the school and community.

In advance of Simchat Torah, Academies at GBDS students enjoyed a “Torah Tiyul,” led by Rabbi in Residence Micah Liben. Why are some passages spaced

Naaleh students created beautiful pencil cases with customized supplies to be distributed to students from Sinai Schools. The project began at orientation when the Naaleh