Teachers often write things in end-of-term reports like “progress has been made” or “there has been much growth.” Isn’t that what we want from our
A recent Jewish Link article by Rabbi Haim Jachter (No Skipping: ‘Eizehu Mekoman Shel Zevachim!’, May 9, 2024) promoted the daily recitation of the fifth
On Sunday evening, BPY hosted its annual Yom Hazikaron tekes. While the program is so meaningful and moving every year, this year it was especially
Yeshivat Noam students attended meaningful ceremonies to remember Israel’s fallen, davened for and celebrated the accomplishments of Tzahal, and completed a siyum together in honor
Yom Hazikaron brought several impactful Zooms from Israel to the RYNJ classrooms. RYNJ graduate and IDF soldier Yitzi Rothschild spoke live with the students to
Sunday night’s Yom Hazikaron tekes, presented by seventh-grade students, was a poignant tribute, honoring the memories of four individuals whose stories resonated deeply. From the
JKHA middle school had the privilege on Yom Hazikaron to hear from JKHA Parent Jesse Gadon. Gadon described Yom Hazikaron in Israel and how personal
In advance of Yom Ha’atzmaut, Yavneh Academy’s ECD classes focused on exploring a few cities in the land of Israel, including Yerushalayim, Tzfat and Eilat.
In honor of Yom Hazikaron RPRY honored those who have fallen. Bnot Sherut along with eighth grade students put on a beautiful and meaningful program
SAR Academy commemorated Yom Hazikaron in meaningful ways as a school community. Students honored the memory of fallen soldiers who bravely fought and sacrificed their
This year, Yom Hazikaron is even more powerful and challenging than usual. Every year, the heroes who lost their lives in defense of Medinat Yisrael
This past week marked the opening of the Bruriah Holocaust Museum, an annual exhibit and cherished tradition at Bruriah spanning several decades. Curated entirely by
