On Thursday evening, April 27, at the Teaneck Cinema on Cedar Lane, Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey (JFNNJ) will bring to our community the
After the nice long break, Gan Henel hit the ground running! Children are learning about Sefirat HaOmer and count together every day. They are also
RKYHS students gathered on their first day back after Pesach break for the launch of the “Kushner Climb.” In each of the weeks leading up
The day before Passover break, Kinneret Day School’s grades five to eight participated in Monday Funday. The day began with Rabbi Michael Billet making a
It was 11:15 p.m. on Saturday night, and the energy in the room was frenetic — a group of journalists stood eager to report on
Anshei Lubavitch students were very excited to finally welcome some guests into their classrooms: lots of very tiny caterpillars! They read “The Very Hungry Caterpillar”
Probably the most often asked question I receive in my outreach work is: “Rabbi: where are the miracles? The Bible is filled with miracles, why
The freshman class of the Ramaz Upper School, together with Dean of Students Rabbi Dov Pianko and math teacher Miriam Kavian, visited the Met Council
Heichal HaTorah’s junior class headed to Washington, D.C. this past month to take advantage of the many learning opportunities outside of the classroom. Their first
The Bergenfield Library is currently featuring a special display of Naaleh student work as part of the Jewish Community Council of Greater Teaneck’s 2023 annual
The first vocational school AMIT founded was Israel’s statehood; now, AMIT has become a major provider of vocational training, with ten vocational centers across Israel.
As they headed into Pesach break, TABC’s freshman grade deans, Rabbi Ezra Stone and Rabbi Yakov Grun, thought a mini-trip to facilitate a memorable grade
