Mrs. Menasha’s sixth graders went on a nature walk. Students conducted research and connected their observations to the four spheres on Earth—the atmosphere, geosphere, biosphere
On Monday, Bruriah inaugurated a new year with G.O. with this year’s official swag! This year’s theme is “Road Trip,” so the G.O. gave each
This past weekend, Heichal HaTorah’s 10th and 11th grade talmidim enjoyed an opening shabbaton that kicked off the year with excitement. After a full morning
This week in art. Moriah introduced the fifth grade students to graffiti art. The students learned that graffiti is built on collaboration. An artist usually
We kicked off our theme of the year, “Keep Stepping up, JEC!” at its first oneg! Each month, students will focus on stepping up and
Rabbi Dr. Aryeh Cohen, author of “Justice in the City” visited The Idea School this week as a guest speaker during the weekly Town Hall
Kindergarten students at Lubavitch on the Palisades had an outdoor get-together with the residents of Family of Caring to celebrate the new year. Family of
In honor of the Baal Shem Tov’s birthday, Cheder Yaldei Menachem enjoyed a farbrengen and was inspired by some of his special teachings. Children discovered
JKHA/RKYHS is excited to embark on a partnership with GrowTorah which aims to cultivate a more passionate, sustainable and compassionate future driven by Torah values.
Grades one through four at Tenafly Chabad Academy celebrated International Dot Day. Inspired by the book “The Dot” by Peter H Reynolds, the school’s art
On Friday, WDS fifth graders kicked off their semester-long study of the Long Island Sound with a visit to WDS’s waterfront, to explore the intertidal
In first grade at WTA, holistic learning takes many forms. Students learn through frontal lessons, individual work, song, dance and more. To bring some extra
