Dear Ariella B., My parents are divorced. They are always trying to top each other. If I get a toy from one the other parent
Hi! Last week’s cufflinks were the comedy/tragedy masks, representing 1. The mask (or veil) that Moshe needed to wear after his encounter with Hashem. 2.
It’s Adar and Purim is in the air! Rav Adiel and Morah Chani’s seventh grade girls teamed up with Moriah’s bnot sherut to get started
The third graders at BPY recently finished a social studies unit on the United States. Each student was assigned a state and after exploring and
The Yavneh Academy Ganon classes set off this week on exciting adventures connected to what they were learning. Each class was immersed in hands-on learning
Yeshivat Noam fifth graders went to the Buehler Challenger and Space Center. They worked in teams to simulate a spaceship’s landing on the moon. All
RYNJ pre-K celebrated reading this Monday on National Read Across America Day. Coinciding with the birthday of Dr. Seuss, the yeladim enjoyed his beloved books,
Last Wednesday, the Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut Upper School engineering team traveled to Brooklyn for competition in the Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education
Yeshivat He’Atid sixth-grade students embarked on an engaging project centered around the Mishkan, blending historical exploration with hands-on creativity. They created an extraordinary exhibit by
The eighth grade boys had the exciting opportunity to participate in a special hagbah training. The program was introduced with inspiring words from Rabbi Sariel
Yeshivat Shalshelet students celebrated the 100th day of school with 100-themed math, a museum display of 100 things they brought from home, an escape room
The Springboard School at Lubavitch on the Palisades’ students were so excited to visit Tenafly Veterinary Center. On the tour, the children saw an exam
