This year marks 75 years since the founding of the modern state of Israel. Looking back, there is much to celebrate about the accomplishments of
SAR Academy commemorated Yom HaShoah in a variety of meaningful ways. Prior to Yom HaShoah, students in grades five through eight were sent home with
This semester, former Idea School student Emma Hasson, who left The Idea School after 10th grade to attend college, has since returned with a degree
We are so excited. Yom Ha’atzmaut is less than a week away (See ad on facing page). Teaneck/Bergen County will do something dramatic and significant.
As we prepare to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Jewish independence, we are consumed by a swirl of confusing emotions. We continue to suffer internal
RKYHS students recently participated in Career Week. Throughout the week, RKYHS students were invited to hear from professionals in a wide range of fields. Students
One of the aspects that I most enjoy about Yom Tov, especially “three day” Yamim Tovim, is the ability to shut down my electronics and
Ma’ayanot’s Torah Bowl team has been undefeated this season, winning all their games and advancing to the championship round! The incredible group of serious and
Just before Pesach, WTA exemplified what it means to connect school projects to real life. Students got the opportunity to speak with professionals in the
I remember how intimidated I was the first time I got my kitchen ready for Pesach. I had recently received my rabbinic ordination and was
Part I I had always heard that Clark Clifford was an official in the United States administration who was supportive of Israel. He worked for
While it’s clear from the Torah that man was created last in the process of the creation of the world, David Hamelech—at first glance—seems to
