Students in grades three through eight had the opportunity to learn about the cities and history of Israel from a special guest, Ilan Frydman. Frydman,
Last week the Moriah fifth grade concluded its oceanography unit with Oceanography Night. The evening began with a greeting and two songs that were performed
BPY celebrated this meaning day for Am Yisrael, both in and out of the classrooms. The elementary school students learned about the unification of Yerushalayim
Kinneret students visited Boston and Washington, DC during trip week. Fifth graders learned about the Jewish ethic of environmentalism through an amazing nature filled week
Mazal tov to JEC primer students on receiving their siddurim! What an incredible program celebrating all the hard work and effort primer talmidim put in
A cornerstone of the WDS fourth grade experience is the annual Wax Museum. Each student is assigned a well-known person from a historical category such
Tenafly Chabad Academy had a truly memorable celebration of Yom Yerushalayim today, leaving a lasting impact. First our entire school joined together to sing “Yerushalayim
The debate team at BPY was excited to host the last debate of the season. The school warmly welcomed the teams from Flatbush, HALB and
Three SINAI@JKHA classes came together to paint Jerusalem landscapes with watercolors in honor of Yom Yerushalayim. What a beautiful way to commemorate Israel’s liberation of
Tenafly Chabad Academy first grade students recently visited Family of Caring, continuing this remarkable intergenerational program fostering meaningful connections and creating lasting memories. During the
It was a day that would go down in history. The Jewish people were all gathered at Mt. Sinai. Millions of people—men, women and children—all
Chag sameach! We won’t be leining a specific parsha this week, but the show must go on, amirite? I’ve got the layup of layups for
