Over the past few months JKHA first graders have been conducting a hands-on investigation of China and Chinese culture. They learned the geography, about time

For the month of February, in celebration of Black History Month, Ms. Henderson’s fourth grade students conducted research on an African American leader that contributed

Students at Heichal HaTorah are really developing their skills as computer programmers. In this interactive and highly popular course, students learn introductory coding concepts. Beginning

Over 800 members of the MDS family coasted and dreamed together at Nickelodeon Universe on Thursday, March 3! The largest communal celebration in the school’s

What defines a yeshiva high school? Is it its leaders, its faculty, its curriculum, its constituents, its physical structure, its philosophies, its mission or a

On Thursday, Bruriah 11th and 12th grade students watched the moving, one-woman play, “Flowers Aren’t Enough”, about a young woman who finds herself in an

The juniors of Naaleh went on an inspiring Jewish History trip. They visited the Satmar, Lubavitch, Syrian, New Square and Breuer’s communities. The students learned

RPRY eighth grade students learned filming techniques from professional filmmaker, Adam Chinoy, in preparation for their “Names, Not Numbers©” interview week, which began March 7.

On Tuesday, March 1, nine girls from Ma’ayanot attended HAFTR’s annual Yeshiva League Model Congress competition. The student senators wrote bills or resolutions and presented

The RKYHS 12th graders Ivrit classes got together with the third graders to collaborate on a shared lesson on what they learned about the cycle

RKYHS has launched the Chesed Executive Board this year. The Chesed Executive Board, together with RKYHS Mashgicha Ruchanit Rebbetzin Sarah Proops, have begun to facilitate

Kinneret seventh graders are working on their Rube Goldberg machines, the culmination of their learning about force, motion and simple machines. Students have an additional