What a great day to celebrate Israel! JEC HS was proud to march along with the other yeshiva day schools. The weather was ideal and
The Palestinians have once again shown that they have not given up the dream of destroying Israel and replacing it with an Islamist state funded
The children of the Lauren Elise Bier Nursery School had a blast celebrating Lag B’Omer in school. Each child participated in an obstacle course and
Inclusion opportunities for SINAI students happen not only within their partner schools, but organically with young people in the community as well. These boys from
The 411 of fermented foods and probiotics. As you push your shopping cart down the refrigerated aisle (the one where I’m always wishing I had
TABC was proud to return to Fifth Avenue as the Celebrate Israel Parade returned after a three-year hiatus. The students carried a banner designed by
As is tradition at Nefesh Yehudi Academy, Lag B’Omer is the time when the fourth and fifth graders take over. The students spend an entire
(Courtesy of SMGH) Imagine how you would have felt that day. “Huh? Who is that and what is with all this yelling?” I asked after
RPRY eighth graders have been working on research and citation skills in Emily Menasha’s social studies class. Students learned how to research using online databases
After a two year hiatus, Naaleh participated in the Celebrate Israel Day Parade and were able to, for the first time, march down 5th Avenue
BPY was thrilled to be together as one—kulanu b’yachad—celebrating Israel as one BPY family and one Jewish family! Despite the heat, the students had a
In the spirit of Lag B’Omer, MDS students in grades one through eight visited Randall’s Island! For many of the students, this was the first
