Dear Readers, The holiday of Passover is here! The hard work and preparations are nearly done. Anticipation to be with family and friends for the
Last week, Ms. Kook’s 11th grade classroom transformed into a courtroom. The defendant on trial for murder in the first degree was Daisy Buchanan from
On Wednesday, six members of the Class of 2023 headed to Washington, D.C. along with representatives from YUPAC, the bipartisan Israel advocacy group at YU.
How come you rarely hear people say, “I know I shouldn’t eat this or do this, but I’m going to do it anyhow.” Cognitive dissonance
Eighth-grade students from Tenafly Chabad Academy recently showcased their STEAM projects to residents at the Family of Caring in Tenafly. After learning about the six
Back in the day, Mah Nishtanah was not necessarily the opening line of the four questions in the Pesach Haggadah. In many an Eastern European
Jews, currently only 0.2% of the global population, contribute so much to the world. In the arts alone, Jews provide employment to so many. It’s
The Idea School held a fun-filled shabbaton for seniors in Teaneck, davening at the Teaneck Jewish Center on Friday night and at Netivot Shalom on
How do body systems interact? RPRY seventh graders dissected frogs to develop both their scientific understanding and wonder at Hashem’s creations. The students learned about
On Tuesday, March 21, Moriah’s seventh graders participated in the seventh annual Moriah Middle School Science Fair. The three month project focused on skills such
Dr. Daniel Matt’s new book, “Becoming Elijah: Prophet of Transformation,” has been selected as the first winner of the annual Rabbi Dr. Jonathan Sacks Book
Many Arabs and Muslims are celebrating the Saudi-Iranian agreement to restore diplomatic relations as a devastating blow to the Biden administration, a victory for Iran
