Reviewing: “Israel’s Moment: International Support for and Opposition to Establishing the Jewish State, 1945-1949,” by Jeffrey Herf. Cambridge University Press, 2022. ISBN 978-1-316 51796-3. One might
Expert teachers are at the heart of Winston Preparatory School’s highly individualized learning model that is helping students with learning challenges succeed. Founded in 1981,
Loneliness overcomes me when I realize that it is all up to me now. I guess that there are some people that find decision making
The first morot children ever know, the ones who lay the foundation for every future teacher, the ones who teach the ABCs and also how
Yeshivat Shalshelet students prepared for Teacher Appreciation Week by writing thank you notes to their teachers and sharing what makes them special: The teachers at
Excitement was in the air on Monday morning! Students across the grades were invited to play a Lag B’Omer themed Kahoot, and at the end
Bruriah sophomores were MIA on Tuesday as they spent the day on their MIA “Mitzvos in Action” Trip. The Mitzvah Trip is a highlight of
In preparation for the Carnegie Hall Link Up concert, fifth grade girls participated in an original dance challenge. Schools were asked to create choreography for
Are you a pantser? It’s OK if you don’t know. I didn’t know what it was until a colleague posted a request she’d gotten, and
The Idea School seniors were accepted to a variety of prestigious colleges and universities, and more than two thirds of the grade will be spending
In late April, Hal Slifer, the host of Chagigah—the Sunday morning Jewish music program on Emerson College’s WERS radio station in Boston, MA, announced the
This past week, Westchester Torah Academy students were learning and exploring all through time and space. Fourth graders celebrated their Mesibat Navi with an exhibition
