Yom HaShoah programming at JKHA middle school and RKYHS placed an emphasis on perpetuating the memory and legacy of all those that perished and survived
Part of WTA’s commemoration of Yom HaShoah this year included a special visit from Celia Kener, a survivor of the Shoah. Mrs. Kener shared with
On Yom HaShoah, Ma’ayanot students and faculty joined together to remember the six million Jews that perished. Following a candlelight procession, students were honored to
Naaleh commemorated Yom HaShoah with a poignant presentation. Holocaust survivor Michael Epstein shared his incredible journey from Łódź, Poland, to a Siberian work camp, and
On this year’s Yom HaShoah, TABC students, parents and faculty had the privilege of hearing from Emil Fish. Mr. Fish is a Holocaust survivor from
Each year, as part of WTA’s commemoration of Yom HaShoah, the fifth graders undertake a research project about their own Jewish history. Each student, together
Tenafly Chabad Academy had the profound privilege of hosting John Nanasi, a cherished grandfather to three students and a resilient Holocaust survivor, on the solemn
As students returned to campus after break, RKYHS and eighth graders had the opportunity to learn together and address the anti-Israel protests that spread to
Shalshelet students joined Rabbi Acoca for a trip to his shul, the Sephardic Congregation of Fort Lee. They learned about the history of Rabbi Acoca’s
Right before Pesach break, the BPY third grade students celebrated Poem in Your Pocket Day. After spending the month learning about poetry and figurative language
Yavneh Academy Gan students were excited to come back to school and check on their wheat, garlic, potato and sage crops in the GrowTorah garden.
Preschoolers at Lubavitch on the Palisades are counting the days until the next holiday. Children returned from Pesach vacation to start creating mountains to set
